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05 Dec 2002 | by Gordon MacMillan,
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CAMPAIGNS: Northants in house waste recycling bid - Broadcast PR
06 Dec 2002 | by MARY COWLETT
Each year, Northamptonshire generates more than 330,000 tonnes of household waste, costing ... authorities across the Anglia region, to raise awareness of recycling among householders. Objectives ... , from doorstep collections to recycling centres. NCC's long-term aim is to persuade householders ...
Take on Sky and break more news BBC News 24 told
02 Dec 2002 | by Jennifer Whitehead,
budget of £50m, and has an audience of 0.6% of UK households. Sky News's total audience share is 1 ...
PUBLIC SECT0R BRIEFS: Council to give internet access
22 Nov 2002
excluded households in high rise estates in the city.
Analysis: Palace PROs forced onto back foot
22 Nov 2002 | by Ian Hall
of the household. He alleged St James's Palace had covered up the rape and that he had a further revelation which ...
Eaga talks to direct agencies for energy efficiency business
08 Nov 2002 | by IAN DARBY
appliances behaving badly to demonstrate the need to conserve energy. Helen Cansick, Eaga's deputy head ...
RKCR/Y&R's Energy Saving Trust posters star thieving appliances
25 Oct 2002 | by MARK SWENEY
The Energy Saving Trust is to launch a poster campaign that features electricity-guzzling household
CAMPAIGNS: Shelter links child poverty with housing - Research
18 Oct 2002 | by ADAM HILL
According to government figures, 81,000 households (which range from single people to families of six) are currently housed in temporary accommodation such as hostels or bed and breakfasts - a ten per ... To establish housing as a key indicator of child poverty. To highlight the number of households who are stuck ...
DIRECT BRIEFS: National Canine Defence League launches direct mail campaign
10 Oct 2002
is targeting low-income households in areas of the UK with a particularly acute stray dog problem.
Governments should stop funding DTT says report
04 Oct 2002 | by Claire Billings,
The report, by Forrester Research, claims that DTT will only have an 11% share of European households by 2007. However, it admits this might be an optimistic forecast because, it says, that making money from DTT "looks impossible". Forrester analyst Hellen Omwando said: "Governments and public ...
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Making the most of mobile
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.
