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Trimedia to aid women in engineering

26 Oct 2007

Trimedia Harrison Cowley is to provide PR support for the first major campaign to encourage the employment of women in science, engineering and technology.

Harrow snaps up Scotsman editor

26 Oct 2007

The Scotsman’s media editor is to join Harrow Council as a senior press officer at the end of the month.

Bell Pottinger North wins key NHS trust accounts

25 Oct 2007 | by Gemma O'Reilly

Bell Pottinger has been taken on by two NHS hospital trusts as the media continue to focus their attention on the state of the UK's hospitals.

DCSF briefs Forster to oversee its roadshows

25 Oct 2007 | by Matt Cartmell

The Government has turned to agency backing for a forthcoming three-pronged push to promote issues around drugs, sexual health and teenage pregnancy.

OPINION: BBC’s loss could be sector’s gain

25 Oct 2007 | by Luke Blair

Managing the announce- ment of thousands of job cuts is hardly easy, but when the organisation is the BBC and it has to report on its own announcement, the task becomes very difficult indeed.

Essex council takes fight to Facebook

24 Oct 2007

Essex County Council is claiming to be the first UK council to use Facebook as a PR tool, by launching a campaign against the planned closure of post offices throughout the county.

Merton recruits to bolster team

24 Oct 2007 | by Matt Cartmell

Merton Council has hired an ex-Sky News journalist and two agency PROs as it completes a year-long overhaul of its PR operation.

Childcare body looks to double comms resource

18 Oct 2007 | by Matt Cartmell

The body set up to drive through sweeping changes in the children’s workforce is planning an aggressive PR push, with five new hires in the pipeline.

OPINION: The NHS must learn from Maidstone error

18 Oct 2007 | by Alex Aitken

The Maidstone hospital scandal offers stark lessons for the NHS and should mark a turning point in its communications approach.

Trimedia to promote firework safety

17 Oct 2007

The Department for Business, Enterprise & Regulatory Reform has called in Trimedia Harrison Cowley to publicise the dangers of fireworks in the run-up to bonfire night.

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