In the UK, public affairs is an established practice. The aim is to influence decision makers, play a role in the decision making process and know the risk and regulation affecting your industry. How does ...

Back in the 1960s former Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson famously said, “a week is a long time in politics”, and almost a century before that, the Liberal politician Joseph Chamberlain said, “in politics, there ...

In a move that could be seen as controversial, PR Week has named Leave as its campaign of the month. But whether you agree with the politics or not, Leave did exactly what a political ...

What better way to spend the school summer holidays than glued to a screen and hunting down digital critters in this year’s must download smartphone game. But Pokemon Go is no Angry Birds or Candy ...

It should come as no surprise that the publishers of The Economist are good with figures. Despite the continued decline in print advertising revenues, the magazine recently announced an upturn in their financial fortunes, with ...

It was assumed that Theresa May would lead with a similar cabinet to her predecessor, so she shocked everyone this week when she dismantled, rather than reshuffled, the Conservative team. Here are the three changes which made ...

A lot has changed in Britain in the last two weeks. Since the referendum we’ve had resignations from the leaders of two political parties, a leadership challenge launched against Jeremy Corbyn, and now a new Prime ...

The Advertising Standards Authority, the UK’s independent regulator for advertising across all media, received 374 complaints about “misleading, inaccurate and discriminatory” campaigns in the run up to the recent EU Referendum. Campaigns including the Leave campaign’s ...

This morning, the Women in Public Affairs Network met for a breakfast event with Stephanie Lvovich, Global Public Affairs Chair at Edelman and Anji Hunter, Senior Adviser at Edelman. They discussed the ups and downs ...

As PR professionals, we are duty bound to make announcements that don’t cast the best light on the organisations we work for. Let’s face it, whether its profit warnings, factory closures or redundancies – bad ...

The referendum is over, and whatever your opinion of the outcome, there are few people who would say that the campaign has been a victory for informed debate. Both the Leave and Remain campaigns came ...

Press Gazette’s ‘Brexitometer tracker chart’, which adds up the total number of front pages which favoured Remain versus Leave throughout the referendum, showed an overwhelming tendency towards Leave in the UK press. After much talk ...

Rebecca Newsom is the Policy and Political Adviser for Greenpeace UK. She talks to us about public affairs at Greenpeace, engaging with MPs and the role of celebrity in a successful campaign. She also discusses the ...

I bought a newspaper today for the first time in many months (perhaps even years). As I sat on the bus travelling into work, the paper sat folded on my lap. Despite its compact size, ...

With just two days to go until the referendum, we look back on the stand out events of the campaign period.  1. The Tories split Divisions in the Conservative party have dominated headlines more than the ...

The UK PR industry is enjoying strong growth according to the latest PR Census developed by the PRCA in conjunction with PRWeek and global research house YouGov. The sector is worth now worth £12.9bn, up £3bn ...

If the latest PRCA’s latest census is anything to go by, good times lie ahead. Results show that the public relations industry in the UK is growing 10 per cent, and is valued at around ...

For most young people internships are the quickest way to get their foot on the career ladder. But with reports of PR employees offering interns less than the minimum wage, many have questioned the ethics of internships. Even ...

As its name suggests, Political Betting is a political blog with a focus on betting opportunities: whether you’re interested in the outcome of the EU referendum or party leadership contests, this is the blog to go to ...

Created by Rev Stuart Campbell, Wings Over Scotland is a blog providing commentary and analysis on politics in Scotland. Whether dissecting media bias or giving his take on political news, Stuart brings his own brand of ...