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CIPR PRide Awards Home Counties: No place like home

CIPR PRide award winners in the Home Counties include Southern Water and Wyeth.

Opinion: From our Readers - Lewis PR is anything but 'beleaguered'

In PRWeek's lead story about Paul Charles joining Lewis PR, you describe our firm as 'beleaguered' (News, 30 October).

Opinion: From our Readers - No plans to 'count press releases'

Alex Aiken of Westminster Council says the UK public audit bodies want to count 'the number of press releases issued' by public bodies. None of us wants to introduce a measure of this kind.

Opinion: From our Readers - Aiken's auditing concern is justified

PR Week UK , 06-Nov-09

I support Alex Aiken's column raising concerns over the Audit Commission's proposed approach to benchmarking public sector communications (News, 30 October).

Campaign: Food and drink - Pea shoots spring up in British recipes

PR Week UK , 06-Nov-09

Campaign: Pea shoots Client: Vitacress Salads PR team: KTB PR Timescale: May-September 2009 B...

Campaign: Sport - 'Exhibition' wins new fans for England

PR Week UK , 06-Nov-09

Campaign: The Great Exhibition Client: England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) PR team: Threepi...

Campaign: Voluntary sector - Art in the park event raises mfpa profile

by Cathy Wallace, PR Week UK , 06-Nov-09

Campaign: Mouth and Foot Painting Artists' demonstration Client: mfpa PR team: VP Communication...

Media: The Editor's Desk - Andrea Turton, CBeebies Special

PR Week UK , 06-Nov-09

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Media: Web barons Outre digital magazine

PR Week UK , 06-Nov-09

What is it? Digital men's magazine Mailing list: 50,000 Staff: Five Contact: tom@outremagazine...

Media: Hit or Miss - Latvian mobile phone firm's staged meteorite crash blows up in its face

PR Week UK , 06-Nov-09

Fake crater - A mobile phone company in Latvia was slammed for staging a 'meteorite crash'. Tele2 said the stunt was designed to give people something 'creative and exciting' to talk about. But the Latvian government was not amused and said it would cut its contract with the company in protest. Tele2 has promised to reimburse the nation for the cost of sending military units and scientists to investigate the ten-metre-wide crater.

Media: Shift in focus keeps The Sun shining

by Kate Magee, PR Week UK , 06-Nov-09

'Labour's lost it,' screamed The Sun's front page a few weeks ago, bringing the Government's party conference to a nasty halt. The tabloid's decision to switch allegiance from Labour to the Conservatives generated huge interest across the media industry, which proves that as it approaches its 40th anniversary, The Sun still has the ability to own the news agenda. But two months into his new role as editor, Dominic Mohan has a big commercial mountain to climb.