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ANALYSIS: What did the Dome do for us? The best-attended attraction of 2000 was also the year's most-attacked. Did the Dome deliver? And for whom? Mark Kleinman finds out

'As the Millennium Dome opened its doors to the public this week, its corporate sponsors were among those waiting eagerly for the country's reaction.' So wrote Marketing in its first issue of the year. As 2000 draws to a close, do we really know what that reaction has been?

PUBLIC SECTOR: Southampton Uni seeks head for jubilee

The University of Southampton is seeking a head of development for its aggressive Golden Jubilee 2002 fundraising campaign. The newly-created position will be responsible for raising the profile of a large capital fund initiative which will fund new research facilities. Leading a team of eight fundraisers,...

MP Ruddock sets climate change agenda via e-mail

Political campaigning moved into new terrain last week as Labour MP Joan Ruddock launched a climate change campaign solely by e-mail.

WCRS ads highlight winter problems of London's homeless

WCRS has unveiled a national TV, press, poster and radio campaign for the charity Centrepoint, highlighting the plight of homeless young people during the winter months.

PUBLIC SECTOR: Nkwocha & Associates lands malaria job

Nkwocha world s agenda . Stone said events including fashion shows were planned and that outside PR consultants would be used for campaigns.

PUBLIC SECTOR: Lewisham Council creates e-PRO role

Demonstrating its belief that the internet is an important communications tool in local government, Lewisham Council in London has created a web manager post within its PR division. The post-holder will take charge of the day-to-day management of the web as a communications tool and will have a brief...

CAMPAIGNS: Public Affairs - Horticulture grows into a major issue

Client: Horticulture Week and other sponsors

DIARY: Downing Street press office takes criticism at FPA media awards

The Foreign Press Association's annual media awards took place last week with the cream of the world's news organisations represented. The FPA offered for the first time a gong for the UK's best press office. This award went to the press attache at the Irish embassy, Geoffrey Keating. But...

STOP PRESS: Goodyear to boost Westminster Strategy

Westminster Strategy has hired Rob Goodyear, former head of ministerial support at the Department of Culture, Media and Sport, to oversee new business and improve efficiency in the running of the office. He reports to MD Leighton Andrews.

STOP PRESS: CRE's Jarman takes account role at Consol

The Commission for Racial Equality head of public affairs, Richard Jarman, is to join Consolidated Communications Public Affairs as an account director. The former researcher to Labour MPs Margaret Hodge and Stephen Twigg will develop Consolidated's corporate social responsibility work.

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