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Five food bank volunteers of different ages, genders and ethnicities load food into boxes around tables.
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How charities can strengthen their brand without losing their purpose
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A white woman with blond hair rests her head and a raised palm on the inside of glass doors with gold handles. Two other people are stood and sat in the background.
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The PR campaign challenging the idea of missing people as entertainment
A green sign in front of a green plant with white flowers that reads plastic free zone
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Five ways to go plastic free
A photograph taken from the top of an escalator of dozens of smiling people holding framed certificates.
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How we did it: Creating a regional PR awards programme with a sense of pride
The rear of a small red vintage car parked on grass with trees and mountains in the background
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Sweet nostalgia is PR and marketing's not-so-secret weapon
Arial shot of an awards ceremony with tables and chairs and a stage placed under a Concorde plane
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Eight great museum event spaces to host your PR launch
A white woman with red hair, who is wearing a plaid jacket, holds a jar of sun-dried tomatoes while browsing supermarket shelves.
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Why authenticity matters more than ever in CPG public relations
A white woman and white man in smart-casual clothing walk together along a narrow cobbled British high street while holding coffee cups.
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Stepping out for National Walking Month
An illustration on a two-tone turquoise background of the side profile of three different sized white masks. To their right is the silhouette of a person.
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Fake experts, real pressure: what PR and journalism need to fix now
An Asian businesswoman wearing a beige suit is stood in front of a screen featuring the acronym ESG while addressessing a group of male and female colleagues sat at a board table.
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How sustainability claims have become a frontline risk for PR teams
An Asian female photographer wearing a white laced top points a long lens camera in her hands while other women stand behind her. Also in background are photographic lights and a cement wall.
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Why effective photography is PR’s most valuable asset
On a red background a wooden artist's mannequin stands with its arms raised addressing a crowd of other manequins.
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Should comms take a page from the populists' playbook?
A Black business woman is sat multi-tasking as four colleagues of different genders and ethnicities try to get her attention with notebooks and documents to sign.
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Should you rely on instinct or data in crisis comms?
Three business colleagues sat around a table smiling at the camera: a white woman with dark hair, a white woman with blond hair (Samantha), and a man with dark hair. On the table are a pink laptop, plant and a pile of books. The background is blue an
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Working in PR with MS: why our industry needs to rethink resilience
Blue and white striped tape with the word police written on it. In the background are several out-of-focus police officers wearing yellow hi-vis and two police vehicles
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What does the new police and media charter mean for PR?
A row of ten multi-coloured ring-binder folders with the words freedom of info written across them.
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Restricting FoI requests would nibble away at transparency
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