Four Communications has clinched the contract to promote the £5bn regeneration programme of the Greenwich Peninsula, on which O2 (formerly the Millennium Dome) is found.
News that Powergen owner E.ON might make an £11bn offer for Scottish Power saw the German energy conglomerate enter Reputation Monitor's top five for the first time. The bid speculation also saw Scottish Power enter the table in fifth place.
NUCLEAR: Nuclear weapons factory and research centre The Atomic Weapons Establishment, in West Berkshire, is on the hunt for a comms and new-media manager. The postholder will report to head of corporate comms Alan Price. The site is still subject to demonstrations from peace campaigners.
Britain's biggest housing association, Places for People (PfP), has taken public affairs in-house with the hire of Natasha Vromen to the new role of group press and PA manager. The news means the end of Connect Public Affairs' five-year relationship with the group.
Central Asian and West African oil company Burren Energy has dropped Gavin Anderson, its retained adviser of more than two years, and appointed Pelham Public Relations.
Scottish Power corporate comms director Dominic Fry has been made redundant as part of group cost-cutting.
Former tool hire and software firm Multi Group has hired Redleaf Communications as it prepares to go on an acquisition spree.
Consolidated Communications has recruited Thames Water public affairs manager James Page as an account director in its public affairs practice and number two to director of PA Ian Hagg.
Ireland's state-backed utility company the Electricity Supply Board (ESB) has parted company with LLM Communications because of a conflict of interest arising from the agency's acquisition by Financial Dynamics.
RasGas, the liquid natural gas (LNG) firm owned by the Gulf state of Qatar, has enlisted Haggie Hepburn to front a CSR push as expansion attracts foreign interest.
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