CAMPAIGNS: Local Government - A poll call to the youth of Cheltenham
10 Dec 1999 | by ALEX BENADY
Client: Cheltenham Borough Council
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CAMPAIGNS: Charity - Tackling a matter of life and death
10 Dec 1999 | by SAMANTHA GRAHAM
Client: Refuge
PROFILE: Stephan Shakespeare, adviser to Lord Archer - Taking arms against a sea of PR troubles. Stephan Shakespeare’s role is to save Lord Archer from outrageous fortune
10 Dec 1999 | by GIDON FREEMAN
According to a recent PR Week column the toughest jobs in PR are in privatised utilities and local government. That was, of course, before Stephan Shakespeare appeared on our television screens to defend the lies told by Lord Archer, the now ex-Tory mayoral candidate, in concocting a false alibi around...
DIARY: McDonald’s quiz proves to be no trivial pursuit
10 Dec 1999 | by JULIETTE GARSIDE
McDonald s PR agencies put the rest of its advisers to shame at the company s recent Ronald McDonald Children s Charity quiz night.
Action 2000 returns to regional press for December push
06 Dec 1999 | by COLIN GRIMSHAW
The Newspaper Society s Feature Link service has won a pounds 630,000 regional press campaign for Action 2000, the Government s Millennium Bug watchdog.
Convicted drink-drivers to front Government’s road safety spots
03 Dec 1999 | by JOHN TYLEE
Convicted drink-drivers talking about their lifelong feelings of guilt at having become killers are featured in a pounds 2.6 million Government campaign to cut drink-related road deaths during Christmas and the millennium celebrations.
AMV wins Imperial Cancer Research task
03 Dec 1999 | by ELEANOR TRICKETT
The Imperial Cancer Research Fund has picked Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO to handle an awareness campaign backed by a budget of up to pounds 2 million.
Delaney Lund Knox beats Saatchis and FCA! to Unison task
03 Dec 1999 | by HARRIET MARSH
Unison, the public service union, has awarded its advertising account to Delaney Lund Knox Warren following a pitch against Saatchi & Saatchi and FCA!.
Ruling reduces anti-smoking task
03 Dec 1999 | by Our Parliamentary correspondent
The major anti-smoking campaign planned by the Government to break this month has been drastically scaled down following the High Court ruling that has delayed plans to ban tobacco advertising.
Grey helps NHS say ’no’ to non-critical cases at Christmas
03 Dec 1999 | by ELEANOR TRICKETT
Beer mats and bus tickets are being used in a Government-sponsored campaign to ease pressures on the National Health Service over Christmas and the New Year break.
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