Lobbying register proposals could reduce regulation, standup4lobbying founder fears
27 Jan 2012 | by John Owens
The Government's lobbying proposals could reduce industry regulation, a public affairs expert has claimed.
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European Commission hires Hanover and Low Associates for awards brief
31 Jan 2012 | by Matt Cartmell
Hanover and Low Associates have been appointed by the European Commission to manage a major awards event aimed at promoting discussion of small business policy across Europe.
Soap Box: Mark Adams, director, standup4lobbying
25 Jan 2012
The Government has managed to produce a consultation paper on a statutory register of lobbyists that is being condemned on all sides.
Cohn & Wolfe sets up C&W Political Counsel as dedicated public affairs service
25 Jan 2012 | by Matt Cartmell
Cohn & Wolfe is launching its first dedicated public affairs practice, named C&W Political Counsel.
Government plans to exempt in-house lobbyists from register 'could be illegal'
25 Jan 2012 | by Matt Cartmell and John Owens
The Government has been warned that its proposals on the lobbying industry could contravene European law.
Paddy Ashdown's defiance over benefits cap causing 'headaches' for Nick Clegg
23 Jan 2012 | by Sara Luker
Lord Ashdown's public defiance of benefits cap plans is causing 'headaches' for Deputy Prime Minster Nick Clegg.
Government launches consultation into statutory register of lobbyists
20 Jan 2012 | by Matt Cartmell
The Government has launched its consultation into developing a statutory register of lobbyists.
Soap Box: Jo-ann Robertson, MD of public affairs, Ketchum Pleon
20 Jan 2012
If you have read a newspaper in the past week you might think David Cameron made a political gaffe by intervening in Alex Salmond's campaign for Scottish independence.
Philip Morris International appoints Julie Soderlund as director of regulatory comms
19 Jan 2012 | by Matt Cartmell
Philip Morris International has appointed Arnold Schwarzenegger's former press secretary to its top comms and lobbying role, following scrutiny of its public affairs activities.
Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales and Chime's Lord Bell in editing row
17 Jan 2012 | by Kate Magee
Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales conceded that there are weaknesses in the site's editing process, as he clashed with Lord Bell in a heated debate over ethical editing.
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