PRWeek Top 150: Changes in public sector rankings as budgets contract and scrutiny increases

Four Communications maintained its dominance for the second year running to keep the top spot, with clear blue water between the agency and its nearest rival in the sector.

by Ian Griggs

Senior agency professionals discuss public sector trading and trends in 2019

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