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PRCA code set to ban MPs from consultancies

26 Jun 1998 | by SOPHIE BARKER

Members of the House of Commons, the European Parliament and the new Scottish parliament and Welsh assembly will be barred from acting as paid consultants or board directors for PRCA members, according to a revised code of conduct proposed by the body.

South Yorkshire Police seeks head of press

26 Jun 1998 | by IAN DARBY

South Yorkshire Police, the force at the centre of the ongoing dispute over the allocation of blame for the Hillsborough tragedy, is seeking a head of press and public relations.

STOP PRESS: Royal appointment for Centrica’s Lewis

26 Jun 1998 | by IAN DARBY

Simon Lewis, director of corporate affairs for Centrica, the supply arm of British Gas, has been seconded to Buckingham Palace for two years as communications secretary for the Queen and the Royal family. Lewis, who starts the job in September, will report to the Queen s outgoing private secretary,...

STOP PRESS: MacLaurin’s Law launches Media Foundry

26 Jun 1998 | by IAN DARBY

Peter Law, who resigned from the MacLaurin Group last week (PR Week, 19 June 1998) has set up the Media Foundry, a PR consultancy specialising in advertising, media and broadcasting. Joining him are Amanda Harrison and Alison Halstead from MacLaurin. Clients include ad agency TBWA GGT Simons Palmer,...

STOP PRESS: Tamesis takes off Space centre account

26 Jun 1998 | by IAN DARBY

Tamesis has won the PR account for the National Space Science Centre, a new Leicester museum and research centre part-funded by the National Lottery as a millennium project. The centre was granted funding earlier this year and will feature exhibits on space, planetary science and technology.

Public affairs consultants rewarded with peerages

26 Jun 1998 | by SOPHIE BARKER

Three public affairs consultants, Tim Clement-Jones, Glenys Thornton and Mary Goudie are to join the House of Lords as working peers, alongside Chime Communications chairman Sir Tim Bell (PR Week, 12 June).

Barking Health Authority looking for PR director

26 Jun 1998 | by JEMIMAH BAILEY

Barking and Havering Health Authority is searching for a public affairs director to head its communications and consumer teams.

Campbell denies politicising GICS

26 Jun 1998 | by SOPHIE BARKER

Alastair Campbell, the Prime Minister s chief press secretary, defended himself against charges of politicising the Government information service last Tuesday when giving evidence to the Parliamentary Committee on Public Administration.

It’s time our physicians healed themselves of their poor image

26 Jun 1998 | by BERNARD INGHAM

In just over a week - on 5 July, to be precise - we shall be celebrating the 50th anniversary of one of the most revered yet severely criticised institutions in the land: the National Health Service. This is therefore the time, before we are overcome by hype, to look at its PR problem. I do so as one...

INTERNATIONAL: Pfizer chooses Asian agencies for Viagra

26 Jun 1998 | by JULIETTE GARSIDE

ASIA: Pfizer is appointing agencies across Asia to handle healthcare and consumer PR for its new drug, Viagra, designed to treat impotence.

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