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City Cruises has picked Flagship Consulting to promote its services on the Thames, transporting more than two million passengers a year.

 

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News International has recruited London Mayor Boris Johnson's former aide Guto Harri as director of comms.

 

Hit or Miss? Ali G's home town renames itself 'Staines-upon-Thames'

Tough on Staines Spelthorne Borough Council has decided to 'rebrand' Staines in a bid to rid the town of its Ali G associations.

 

Forster aids pay council

The UK's payment services body is to launch a comms drive to educate older people about modern payment methods.

 

Visit Florida brief up for grabs

Florida's official tourism agency has launched a major pan-European hunt for support as the state seeks to boost visitor numbers.

 

Oli Wheeler leaves Freuds for Viagogo global comms role

Oli Wheeler, board director at Freud Communications and longstanding right hand man to Matthew Freud, is leaving the famous consultancy after 18 years.

 

Jeremy Hunt 'supportive' of BSkyB bid, says NewsCorp's Frederic Michel

A top News Corporation lobbyist has admitted that he believed the Culture Secretary was 'supportive' of the BSkyB takeover bid.

 

AA argues against alcohol ad ban

The advertising industry has urged MPs to reject growing demands for a ban on alcohol ads. In a submission to the Commons Health Select Committee, the Advertising Association argued: "An advertising ban is not the solution to the complex problem of h...

 

Expedia hires Fleishman-Hillard after European consolidation review

Travel website Expedia has hired Fleishman-Hillard to handle its PR across the UK, Germany, Italy and France after an agency review.

 

British Olympic legends to boost Sega London 2012 game

Seventy Seven PR will call on British Olympic legends to promote Sega's official London 2012 video game.

 

Bite's Tom Berry makes move to Fleishman-Hillard

Fleishman-Hillard has poached Bite Communications' head of consulting services to lead its tech practice in London.

 

CIPR calls on PR industry to engage with Wikipedia guidance

The CIPR has called on the PR industry to help in its fight to improve the ethical use of Wikipedia following attacks from site administrators.

 

GPs reject plans to overhaul PR in NHS

Efforts to overhaul the way that PR is handled within the NHS have been thwarted after failing to win the backing of GPs.

 

Media ignore bulk of research reports, finds TLG

A new analysis of surveys and reports from leading financial and professional services firms has found just one quarter were picked up by key media sources.

 

Barclays Bank hunts for lobbying help on EU laws

Barclays Bank is the latest bank to hunt for lobbying consultancy to help it manoeuvre in the fast-moving European legislative environment.

 

Government challenges agencies to diversify over public sector comms

The Government's top communicators have called on the PR industry to diversify its services in order to benefit from the latest public sector comms rethink.

 

CIPR's Jane Wilson critical of minister Mark Harper

The CIPR has hit out at Conservative minister Mark Harper over his treatment of the body's definition of lobbying during a select committee hearing.

 

Ryder Cup appoints Grayling to handle international comms

Ryder Cup Europe has appointed Grayling to manage international comms for the next home staging in Gleneagles.

 

McLaren Automotive brings in Nissan's Wayne Bruce

McLaren Automotive has appointed a leader for its global PR team, who joins from Nissan.

 

The Football Association of Wales calls in Freshwater

The Football Association of Wales (FAW) has picked Freshwater for a year-long brief in an effort to raise its profile.

 
 

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