Government comms director Jenny Grey pledges more 'dynamic' set-up
A leading figure in the post-COI government comms effort has vowed that the new set-up will be more dynamic and small agency-friendly.
A leading figure in the post-COI government comms effort has vowed that the new set-up will be more dynamic and small agency-friendly.
With only Scotland and Wales bucking this trend over recent decades, how much evidence do we require before we get the message that English voters tend to find referenda on constitutional reform uninteresting?
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Andy Coulson's performance at the Leveson Inquiry yesterday will place more heat on David Cameron for running a 'sofa government', according to the PRCA chief executive Francis Ingham.
The Museum of London has created a director of comms role as it steps up comms efforts to connect with 'cool urban' 20-somethings.
Downing Street is plotting a major shift in its team of top strategists by raiding powerful think-tanks and lobbying firms.
Jenny Grey, the Government's 'comms tsar', will chair this year's PRWeek Awards.
London Mayor Boris Johnson's media strategist Guto Harri has revealed that he is leaving City Hall today, as he considers a number of new roles.
Lord Justice Leveson has reportedly taken on PR support to advise on media handling around the ongoing inquiry in the UK media.
A United Nations-backed organisation pushing for higher ethical standards in the global financial community has brought in Lansons Communications to help drive its mission.
A powerful parliamentary committee has urged the Government to improve its messaging by publishing an annual 'Statement of National Strategy'.
The University of Leeds has brought in Lucre for a joint brief covering both the Chelsea Flower Show and the Paralympics.
Kindred has been appointed by the Skills Funding Agency to launch and promote a new National Careers Service.
As PRWeek's Top 150 PR Consultancies 2012 is published, Kate Magee looks back at the past ten years to see how the industry's fortunes have fluctuated.
Roland Rudd has been named as the UK's most powerful PR professional in 2012, following research by PRWeek.
Margins for PR agencies are favourable, regardless of the overall size of the operating group.
PRWeek has finished its annual search for the most talented PR professionals under the age of 29. Kate Magee looks at the 29 high-fliers making an impression on the industry this year.


