Transport: prepare for the long haul
29 Nov 2006 | by Luke Blair
When does more disruption mean less disruption? Answer: in the strange, old-fashioned, topsy-turvy world of transport.
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Opinion: 'Tis the season to beware PR pitfalls
06 Dec 2006 | by Duncan Graham
As the festive multi-coloured light displays are switched on and the decorations go up, council PROs must heed the advent of the 'politically correct madness' story season. There is a good chance that PROs could dig themselves, or fall into, a journalist's trap.
Opinion: Queen's Speech is ideal planning tool
22 Nov 2006 | by Alex Aiken
The Queen's Speech may seem dated these days, but it represents the greatest forward-planning tool for local-authority PROs.
Opinion: White Paper lacks radical thought
15 Nov 2006 | by Lorraine Langham
The Local Government White Paper, released last month, disappointingly lacks teeth.
Opinion: We just don't know who to believe...
08 Nov 2006 | by Mike Granatt
Trust makes the news-handling business work.
Opinion: Politics in London just got interesting
01 Nov 2006 | by Luke Blair
We all have our least favourite TLAs (three-letter abbreviations), but some should never have been created in the first place.
Opinion: Shame on councils that shun LGA list
26 Oct 2006 | by Alex Aiken
Trafford recently became the 200th authority to sign up to the Local Government Association's Reputation campaign. As this milestone was passed, the Government produced a report showing that 60 per cent of people are unhappy with the information provided by their local authority.
Opinion: Sensitive subjects must be debated
19 Oct 2006 | by Lorraine Langham
The recent murder of Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya, a prominent critic of president Vladimir Putin, rightly attracted worldwide condemnation. In the days before her death she was reportedly working on a story about torture and abductions in Chechnya.
Opinion: Ministers exacerbate Muslim alienation
19 Oct 2006 | by Charlie Whelan
Jack Straw may have set out to create a media debate about racial integration, but apart from the fact that we now know the difference between a hijab and a niqab, the only thing the Government has achieved is further social division.
Opinion: Public are victims of lazy journalism
12 Oct 2006 | by Jon Hibbs
What do you do when newspaper reporting of your organisation is wilfully inaccurate, day in and day out?
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