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The Coalition's Programme for Government contains some powerful implications for local communities
The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) is expected to raise the idea of scrapping the UK's star-ratings system for hotels in favour of consumer-led reviews next month, but the tourism industry is divided.
The Government has ordered a £75m advertising campaign in an attempt to tackle the obesity crisis
Consumers are calling on brands, rather than governments, to take responsibility for reducing...solutions to climate change rather than the government. It suggested that consumers have given up on their government's abilities to combat the problem. Only 11% of respondents agreed strongly that their elected ...
LONDON - Tesco has come out in favour of the coalition government's plans to introduce minimum...executive of Britain's largest supermarket, said: "We welcome the new Government's commitment to act on below-cost selling of alcohol and today I pledge that we will support Government-led action to make ... added: "The reason action must be government-led is not because Tesco or other retailers are unwilling ...
The COI spent 112m on advertising in 2010, down from 221m in 2009, when it was the UK's biggest advertiser. Since coming to power in May, the coalition Government has imposed a spending freeze to ensure that only "essential" advertising is run. As a result, the COI is now the fifth-biggest spender ...
The soundtrack for the Department for Transport's latest Think campaign tv ad was one of the strongest elements of the campaign according to this weeks public opinion poll.
The Government will prevent a US-style explosion of outdoor ads in the countryside when it relaxes...the Government's planning guidance dropped strict controls limiting outdoor ads, saying they should be "subject ... the Government finalises its proposals, it will make clear that the new rules will not allow a free ... no mention of billboards being inappropriate in the countryside". In a submission to the Government ...
The Government has warned that it will consider a ban on alcohol advertising unless more action...young people should not be targeted, large numbers of under-18s still see alcohol ads. A Government ... and will continue to work with the Government to ensure that, as advertising techniques evolve, alcohol continues ...
The Government came under fresh pressure this week to curb alcohol ads as a survey of young people...and young people from exposure to advertising, then the Government needs to ask itself whether the current framework is fit for purpose." The Government's strategy on public health was branded "pathetic ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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