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Monthly Archives: September 2017
Goodbye to SeptemberĀ
It has been an amazing month with highs and lows but so much that I have learnt. After succumbing to a small bout of sickness and a cold at the end of the month it has made me be a … Continue reading
Filled with emotion
During the past week I have been reflecting a lot on the summer, what happened and how I move forward. I was privileged to be asked to speak at the Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) annual conference in London … Continue reading
Posted in communication, conferences, crisis communication, manchester, police, prca, work
Tagged communication, crisis communication, employee engagement, honesty, people, PR, public relations, public sector
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The end of the road
Events last week prompted me to write two blogs and it wasn’t surprising given what happened. Bell Pottinger expelled from the Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) was a significant moment and brought the issue of ethics into sharp focus. … Continue reading
Posted in communication, crisis communication, PR, prca, work
Tagged challenge, communication, media, PR, public relations, reputation
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Crisis? What crisis?
The team were lucky enough this week to pick up the Public Sector Communication Award for communicating in a crisis. I am incredibly proud of the team and the work they have done during the past four months. But the … Continue reading
Posted in challenge, communication, crime, crisis communication, emergency services, manchester, media, police, PR, public, work
Tagged challenge, communication, Crisis, GMP, Greater Manchester Police, Manchester, news, policing, PR, public relations, public sector, resilience, team
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Why the Bell Pottinger scandal matters
When I made the move from journalism into public relations I didn’t lose my sense of right and wrong. As a reporter there was a very clear code of conduct and your reputation mattered. It made the difference between getting … Continue reading
Posted in communication, police, policing, PR, prca, work
Tagged Bell Pottinger, communication, Ethics
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A question of ethicsĀ
The decision today by the Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) to expel Bell Pottinger is brave and decisive. For many years the industry has been trying to demonstrate it values an ethical approach to the work and has invested … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, Ethics, media, PR, public relations, reputation
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Adapt and survive
I was very sad to learn a few days ago of the end of the line for the Oldham Chronicle newspaper. After 160 years the daily newspaper closed with around 50 people losing their jobs. The loss of the jobs … Continue reading
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Tagged changes, journalism, media, news, technology
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