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Transparency campaigner urges agencies to open their doors to politicians

Transparency campaigner urges agencies to open their doors to politicians

A high-profile lobbying transparency campaigner has called for agencies to open their doors to politicians, following a day of shadowing at Connect Communications.

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Lord Mandelson to advise APP after accusations of illegal logging

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Lord Mandelson has confirmed that his consultancy Global Counsel is to advise a company accused of illegal logging.

 
 
PRCA reveals public affairs group leadership amid Queen's Speech 'disappointment'

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By Matt Cartmell, 10 May 2012

The PRCA has revealed the latest leadership of its public affairs group, as the body expressed disappointment that the Government did not announce any legislation on a statutory register of lobbyists in the Queen's Speech.

 
 
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Bell Pottinger Public Affairs appointed by New Covent Garden Market

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Oil & Gas UK calls in MHP

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Oil & Gas UK has called in MHP as the trade association looks to engage more fully with the public and demonstrate the industry's value to the economy.

 
 
Chime pushes ahead with Bell Pottinger sale

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Former Ukrainian PM's daughter engages Hillgrove PR

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Eugenia Tymoshenko, daughter of former Ukrainian PM Yulia Tymoshenko, has appointed Hillgrove PR as the international campaign to highlight her mother's treatment in prison intensifies.

 
 
Boris Johnson aide Guto Harri poised to quit after Olympics

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APPC appoints Michael Burrell as chairman

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