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Parties in full swing...Parties in full swing Conference wouldn t be complete without a staggering array of parties to go to. At Sunday s Saatchi and Saatchi bash, organised by Gill Morris s Connect Public Affairs ... at the same time. Party of the week goes to the Guardian - if only for the limitless champagne and first ...
this week. Speaking at a Labour Party conference fringe meeting entitled Spinning to a Devolved ... BT shunned a stand at this week s Labour Party conference for the first time in its history ... sources were convinced the Highcliff bar did cater for credit cards at last year s Conservative Party ...
Short and subdued event Lobbyists at the Labour Party conference in Brighton were in a ... are more serious and willing to discuss policy.' 'Negative campaigns work' A leading Labour ad executive has defended the use of negative election campaigning. Andrew McGuinness, MD of Labour ...
Spin still high on the agenda Culture secretary Chris Smith took a different view to most when he claimed that the Government s problems stemmed not from too much spin, but from too little. Addressing the Guardian debate on Monday on whether Labour was losing touch with its roots, Smith said: We ...
, restricted itself to leafleting delegates, but boasted of product endorsements from all three major party ...
prefer a quiet word in the ear of a selected party hack or special adviser - few are so crass ...
Think tank Demos is to host a fringe meeting at next week's Labour Party conference on 'the death
placed his name on the Labour Party s candidate list for the next general election....The National Westminster Bank s political relations chief, Tommy Hutchinson, is leaving and has placed his name on the Labour Party s candidate list for the next general election. Hutchinson stood unsuccessfully as a Labour candidate in 1997; he has yet to secure a seat for the next poll ...
two fringe meetings in its own name at the Labour Party conference next week....Ludgate public affairs is showing two fingers to the prudish lobbying community by daring to host two fringe meetings in its own name at the Labour Party conference next week. This may sound tame, but afficionados of the public affairs scene will know that, ever since the fall of Ian ...
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