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House cuts ties to Henry

Consumer and entertainment specialist Henry's House has rebranded as House PR, signalling the end of its relationship with founder and former chairman Julian Henry, who is working full time at 19 Entertainment as head of global comms.

by Danny Rogers / December 11, 2009

The remaining principals, MD Ginny Paton and director Sam Oxley, are relaunching the agency with a greater focus on digital.

House PR has been briefed to handle PR for the launch of SeeSaw, the online TV service from Arqiva, which is believed to be backed by a £1.2m promotional campaign.

House PR employs 18 staff, down from a peak of 25 a few years ago.

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