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Drinks trade fights minimum pricing with 'Why should we pay more?' campaign

21 Feb 2013 | by Daniel Farey-Jones

The wine and spirits industry is mustering a two-pronged public affairs and consumer PR fight against David Cameron's attempt to introduce a minimum price for alcohol.

Soft drinks industry to fight obesity accusations with marketing campaign

19 Feb 2013 | by John Reynolds

The UK soft-drinks industry is plotting a marketing campaign to fight accusations that it contributes to obesity problems.

Curb e-cigarette ads, BMA advises

14 Feb 2013 | by Parliamentary correspondent

The British Medical Association has called for strict curbs on ads for electronic cigarettes, warning that they are glamorising a product for which advertising is banned.

Luther Pendragon dropped by ABPI over tobacco client

07 Feb 2013 | by Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith and Daniel Farey-Jones

The Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry has dropped Luther Pendragon, claiming it did so as soon as it learned the agency has decided to work for tobacco company Phillip Morris.

Debt advice charity StepChange brings in Connect Communications

05 Feb 2013 | by Daniel Farey-Jones

Connect Communications has won the retained public affairs brief for national free debt advice service and charity StepChange following a competitive pitch.

Olympic sponsors abandon London Mayor's sports legacy projects

05 Feb 2013 | by John Reynolds

London 2012 sponsors have been accused of abandoning their commitment to the Olympic legacy, with the Greater London Authority (GLA) struggling to raise funds for sports-participation projects.

Mark Adams loses libel case brought by Peter Cruddas

04 Feb 2013 | by John Owens

Former Conservative Party co-treasurer Peter Cruddas has won £45,000 in libel damages plus costs from lobbyist Mark Adams, it has been reported.

Culture Secretary promises to be 'cheerleader' for marketing industry

31 Jan 2013 | by Gemma Charles

Maria Miller, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, has promised to be a "cheerleader" for the advertising industry, following the revelation that marketing generates £100bn of the UK's GDP.

Flack: Surprise spokesman of the week

30 Jan 2013 | by Flack

The makers of recently released Spielberg epic Lincoln have employed an interesting spokesman to help promote the film to a non-US audience who might be unfamiliar with the life of the 16th American president.

Eric Pickles lines up Zoe Thorogood as special adviser

28 Jan 2013 | by John Owens

Eric Pickles is understood to have hired Zoe Thorogood from Luther Pendragon for the role of special adviser at the Department for Communities and Local Government.

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