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Monthly Archives: July 2010
A service promise
Making a customer promise? Keep it simple. Continue reading
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Tagged #bigsociety, #ConDemgovernment, #confidence, #police, communication, policing, PR, public relations
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Policing in the 21st century or is it?
What matters to the public is that police turn up when they say they will, and when they do that they receive a good quality service. Continue reading
Communication in a recession
Communication professionals need to get ahead of the financial crisis to develop a structure for the future. Continue reading
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Tagged challenge, communication, cutbacks, financial crisis, PR, public relations, public sector, recession
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Social media – now is the time to cash in
Only when you understand what is being talked about your company online can an organisation begin to consider its business and how social media can assist. Continue reading
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Tagged #facebook, #police, budget, communication, recession, social media, social networks, strategy, twitter
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Community justice, communication and confidence
Publicising the details of prolific offenders that have been sentenced for their crimes proves to be what the public want. Continue reading
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Tagged #police, burglar, communication, community justice, justice, policing, prolific offender, questionnaires
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‘Big society’ – the big slogan
It is a world where we suffer the wounds of the social, political and economic situation and use them to make us stronger. Continue reading
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Celebrating the Criminal
If Raoul Moat had not evaded the police for a week would we be seeing the same outpouring of support? There is something uniquely British that we find the thought of one man outwitting the massed ranks of the country’s … Continue reading
Lies, damn lies and crime statistics
Another day, another government but still the same unhelpful use of crime statistics to prove an argument. Whether it is the failures of the previous government or the success of some current initiative, we can find a way to use … Continue reading
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