The day I started in government comms was the day Thatcher resigned
09 Apr 2013 | by Siobhan Kenny
Former government comms adviser Siobhan Kenny remembers being behind the scenes for Margaret Thatcher's resignation in 1990.
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The new NHS challenge
10 Apr 2013 | by Stephen Webb
So the new NHS is finally here, bringing the much discussed, often controversial, new NHS operating model - and a whole heap of new challenges for public communicators.
The absurdity of acronyms
05 Apr 2013 | by Ian Monk
Just when you think life at the PR coalface can't get any darker or grimier (and we all have those occasional moments), along comes something that makes you realise there are those labouring even deeper down the mine.
All change at the top for Easter
04 Apr 2013 | by Arun Arora
It has been said over the past weeks that waiting for the spiritual leader of a Church to come along is like waiting for a poorly timetabled bus.
Clients only get what they pay for
03 Apr 2013 | by Alec Mattinson
As well as the annual PR wheeze of April Fools' Day (Google's treasure maps being a particular winner in my book), the beginning of the month also kicks off the new financial year for many businesses.
How the weak can conquer the strong
26 Mar 2013 | by Ben Stewart
Last October, 21 climate campaigners from the grassroots group No Dash for Gas broke into EDF's new gas-fired power station, scaling two chimneys and occupying the plant for a week.
Do struggling firms endanger growth?
26 Mar 2013 | by Anthony Hilton
It used to be a defining feature of economic recessions that lots of people went bust. But this time it is different.
The challenge of communicating welfare reform
20 Mar 2013 | by Polly Cziok
From the 1st April this year, changes to welfare benefits will start to affect the incomes and lives of people all across the UK.
Safety-first Budget lacks a growth story
20 Mar 2013 | by Alec Mattinson
George Osborne increasingly looks like a man in search of a clear narrative.
Should client trust extend to bills?
15 Mar 2013 | by Ian Monk
One way of staying ahead in a recession is to make sure that money earned is in your company's bank account.
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