NEWS: Dunhill reviews its luxury goods PR business
27 Oct 1995
Alfred Dunhill, the luxury menswear and accessories company, is reviewing its estimated pounds 70,000 PR account.
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NEWS: Salter joins IoD as director of communications
27 Oct 1995 | by MICHAEL KAVANAGH
The Institute of Directors has ended a three-month search for a communications director with the appointment of Yorkshire Electricity Group s former public relations chief Brian Salter.
NEWS: Post Office overhauls its group communications
27 Oct 1995 | by AMANDA HALL
The need for better communication with its 190,000 staff has prompted a major Post Office restructuring which sees staff numbers at group centre reduced from 3,000 to under 100.
NEWS: Oracle UK merges three accounts and hands work to Bite
27 Oct 1995
Oracle UK has merged its three public relations accounts and handed the business, worth an estimated pounds 200,000, to consumer hi-tech agency Bite Communications.
NEWS: Freud hit by account clash rumours
27 Oct 1995
Freud Communications is said to be in danger of losing one of its most high profile accounts - the movie star restaurant Planet Hollywood.
NEWS: Lowe Bell purchases MC2 from receivers
27 Oct 1995
Healthcare agency MC2: Medical and Media Communications has gone into receivership. Lowe Bell Communications has bought the business from the receivers for an undisclosed amount.
NEWS: British Gas is on the hunt to fill PR hotseat
27 Oct 1995 | by AMANDA HALL
British Gas is looking to fill what could easily be described as one of the most explosive seats in public relations: head of corporate media relations.
NEWS: Citigate hired to promote benefits of the Bahamas
27 Oct 1995 | by JOHN-PIERRE JOYCE
The government of the Bahamas has hired Citigate to promote the European leg of a worldwide tour by Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham next month.
NEWS: Live animal export campaign scoops Media award
27 Oct 1995
Compassion in World Farming s hard-hitting campaign to ban live animal exports picked up the Best Environmental Media Relations Campaign award at this week s British Environment and Media Awards.
NEWS: Lottery agency Red Hat closes
27 Oct 1995 | by MICHAEL KAVANAGH
Red Hat Communications, the PR agency appointed by the National Lottery organisers Camelot to advise jackpot winners on how to handle publicity, has ceased trading.
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