Government focuses on growth in new cross-Whitehall marketing strategy
22 May 2012 | by Gemma Charles
the controversial HS2 high-speed rail link. Further investment will be made in the Think road-safety campaign ...
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Danny Rogers: Maude's comms plan may be too austere
24 May 2012 | by Danny Rogers
story on 'expensive spin doctors' working for the HS2 rail link) - that one wonders whether the levels ...
High Speed 2 rail campaign snares comms chief Jill Pearcy
25 Apr 2012 | by Hannah Crown
Jill Pearcy has joined the HS2 project after working for it on a freelance basis. Before this, she ... executive Douglas Oakervee as chair of HS2. Earlier this year he admitted to The Times ... to open in 2026, has ?attracted significant criticism and generated more than 60 anti-HS2 groups. The pro-HS ...
Soap Box: Gareth Elliott, account manager, Insight Public Affairs
29 Mar 2012
's main airports, has fallen flat amid a howl of anti-HS2 protesters.
Campaign for High Speed Rail asks Westbourne Communications to help fight anti-HS2 movement
19 May 2011 | by David Singleton
back against a growing anti-HS2 movement. There has been a concerted campaign to derail Transport ... . The line, called HS2, will cut through the Conservative heartlands of the Chilterns, Buckinghamshire ... figures are bankrolling the anti-HS2 campaign. Quiller Consultants is among the public affairs agencies ...
HS&P wins brief from HIV information charity Nam
11 Nov 2008 | by Staff
LONDON - HIV information charity Nam has appointed HS&P to help it improve the reach and impact...HS P, formerly known as Hicklin Slade Partners, will run a national campaign aimed at gay men ... community, in the past, to raise awareness of its publications. Mark Runacus, chief strategy officer at HS ... communities where there is education to be done, and where the maximum results will be achieved." Other HS P ...
Healthcare: Awareness Campaign Close-up - Hughes charity insponsored walk
12 Aug 2005
after the doctor who first described it in 1983. For further information contact HS Foundation ...
Weber Shandwick wins haemophilia campaign
09 Mar 2001
The Haemophilia Society (HS) has hired Weber Shandwick Public Affairs. The agency will co-ordinate an HS campaign to highlight the plight of those sufferers infected with Hepatitis C through ... will be led by associate director Stephen Doherty, who reports to HS chief executive Karin Pappenheim ...
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