Profile: Standing up for McDonald's - Nick Hindle, UK head of corporate affairs, McDonald's
22 Oct 2004 | by Ian Hall
's about transparency.' Hindle's first PR job was at a firm in Rotherham. He 'made tea' and did 'simple ...
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Media Relations: Yorkshire mall set for £175k media support
13 May 2005 | by Dan Bloch
Yorkshire's Freeport Castleford shopping centre is to embark on a major rebrand to stave off...launch event will be attended by an as-yet unnamed Yorkshire-based TV personality. Primal won a three ...
Campaign: CDR smoothes Morrisons' bid for Safeway - Financial PR
09 Apr 2004 | by Joe Lepper
up from a low of 141p in March 2003 to 256p on 18 March 2004. The Yorkshire Post deputy City editor ...
Profile: Kai Boschmann, Burger King International
08 Aug 2003 | by Ian Hall
managers from across EMEA converged on Rotherham in South Yorkshire, to construct a restaurant from scratch ...
INTERNATIONAL: Starbucks hires H&K for Thailand
21 Feb 2003 | by SANGEETA MULCHAND
-blended coffee and tea drinks to be launched in Thai outlets this summer. 'The market is growing and more ...
Starfish secures consumer PR for Whittard stores
18 Jan 2002
Heritage tea and coffee store Whittard of Chelsea has taken on Starfish Communications to drive consumer relations for the brand. Whittard, founded in London in 1886, operates 100 outlets nationwide selling fine teas, coffees and gifts, and has diversified into selling 'contemporary products ...
STOP PRESS: Asda PR manager Sophie Throup has quit
12 Oct 2001
RETAIL: Asda PR manager Sophie Throup has quit to join her former boss's newly created PR firm, Zed PR. The agency was set up in May by former Asda PR head Zara Pinchbeck. Throup joined Asda four years ago and for one year served in a non-PR role managing two stores in Yorkshire. ...
STOP PRESS: Greggs' Yorks division appoints Leader
01 Jun 2001
Leader Communications has been appointed by the Yorkshire division of retail bakery Greggs, following work for the firm in the Midlands and north-west. The account is led by account director Shona Beattie, reporting to Greggs sales director Terry Wyles and managing director Peter Rossi. ...
STOP PRESS: Prowse hires former TV presenter Wilkins
09 Feb 2001
as a reporter and newsreader on the BBC s Look North, spent two years in the Yorkshire Water press...Former TV presenter Sue Wilkins has joined Surrey PR firm Prowse and Co to provide media and presentation training to clients, including the Met Office and GlaxoSmithKline. Wilkins, who spent 17 years as a reporter and newsreader on the BBC s Look North, spent two years in the Yorkshire Water press ...
FOCUS: CONSUMER PR - Turning bricks to clicks. The festive season is finally upon us, so how can the big high street retailers make the most of their brands online? Richard Carpenter goes e-shopping
08 Dec 2000 | by RICHARD CARPENTER
Go on, make a cup of tea. Put your feet up. Forget about the crowds and buy your presents from home...Go on, make a cup of tea. Put your feet up. Forget about the crowds and buy your presents from home this Christmas. Online shopping is all the rage this Yuletide with many of the big high street stores attempting to persuade consumers to double-click on their presents this winter rather than venture ...
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