05 May 2005
| by Simon Kershaw, Creative partner, Keevill Barton Kershaw
The general election campaign has so far been characterised by petty sniping and character assassination. Where are the big ideas - political or creative? I'll try not to be as negative about the three main political parties' direct marketing as they've been about each other. From a direct marketing...
27 Sep 2001
The Conservative Party has accused the government of wasting the
money it spent on advertising to highlight pensions and retirement
savings, following the launch of the second phase of its campaign. The
ads, featuring dogs talking about pensions and retirement, were created
by Delaney Lund Knox...
05 Oct 2000
| by TANIA MASON
The Conservative Party has launched a new magazine called Blue at its conference this week, aiming to build a readership of younger supporters outside the core party.
02 Oct 2009
| by Gemma Charles
LONDON - The Conservative Party is launching an online campaign network to help drum up support from non-members in the run-up to next year's general election.
16 Sep 2009
| by Gemma Charles
LONDON - The Conservative Party has ruled out a total ban of alcohol advertising.
05 Aug 2009
| by Arun Sudhaman
The Conservative Party has revised its policy for dealing with blogs, but it is still reluctant to trust bloggers with embargoed press releases.
15 Jul 2009
| by David Singleton
Candidates for top comms job emerge as Labour targets embattled former tabloid editor
04 Jul 2008
The Conservative Party has launched a direct mail campaign, created by Perfect Day, to more than 300,000 of its supporters. It encourages them to donate to its recently launched No.10 Fund, set up to broaden its fundraising base. The pack, which features an image of Gordon Brown urging recipients not...
12 Oct 2007
| by James Hamilton
The Conservative Party has hired Euro RSCG London to handle its ad account following a pitch through the AAR.
15 Aug 2007
The Conservative Party has changed its 'scribbled tree' logo less than a year after its launch. The formerly green icon appeared in blue during a presentation by William Hague on the EU. The party claimed the identity was always intended to alter in different settings. The logo, by Perfect Day, replaced...