Public Affairs: PCA puts the brakes on fuel tax rise
11 Oct 2012 | by John Owens
Supported by the RAC, Peter Carroll Associates (PCA) launched a campaign to prevent increases in fuel tax.
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Campaigns case study: Caribbean islands force VAT U-turn
17 May 2013 | by Alex Benady
After a period of political and economic instability, the UK Government wanted British overseas territory the Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI) to restore financial order. Last year, with minimal consultation, the Government announced proposals to introduce VAT at 11 per cent in the Caribbean islands....
Public Affairs: Unemployed youth join the Battlefront
04 Oct 2012 | by Zia Weise
Channel 4's online and TV series Battlefront followed a group of young activists focusing on the issue of youth unemployment. The campaigners wanted to launch a scheme called 'Ready for Work' that matches companies with work experience candidates. EdenCancan was hired to promote the initiative and the...
Edelman MD James Lundie moves to risk advisory role
27 Sep 2012 | by Matt Cartmell
Edelman's joint public affairs MD has shifted roles in a move which he denies is connected to a potential ministerial conflict of interest.
The week in lobbying
14 Sep 2012
Burson-Marsteller in Switzerland has promoted Gabi Badertscher, previously senior public affairs consultant, to the role of manager of the public affairs division. She also becomes a member of the executive board. Before joining Burson-Marsteller, Badertscher worked in various managerial positions...
Soap Box - Dominic Church, MD, Westminster Advisers
14 Sep 2012
George Osborne is thought to have lost patience with the localism agenda and obstacles it creates for housing and infrastructure projects.
Reputation Survey: The coalition Government - Coalition goodwill takes a nosedive
17 May 2012
The Government is less popular than in 2010 and more people have a negative opinion of the Conservatives and Lib Dems than they did when the coalition was formed.
Reputation Survey: Lobbying - Lobbyists struggle to convince public
19 Apr 2012
Fewer than half of the UK public understands what lobbying is and 40 per cent believe companies should not be able to pay for advice on engaging with government.
The Government Communication Centre: life after the COI
05 Apr 2012 | by Gemma Charles
As the COI shuts up shop, the new public ad structures, under the auspices of the Government Communication Centre, are under scrutiny.
Reputation Survey: War in Afghanistan - Offensive has 'failed to make Britain safer'
22 Mar 2012 | by John Owens
Seventy per cent of the public feels the war has not improved security.
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