Day: 17 December 2018

The Public Affairs Awards Europe celebrate the best of public affairs in Europe

Stuart Mitchell

The annual Public Affairs Awards Europe, this year held in Brussels, and sponsored by Dehavilland EU, saw winners take home awards in 18 categories, at an event which celebrated the very best of the public affairs industry across Europe. The prestigious event brought together leading public affairs experts at the Radisson Blu Royal on the evening of 21st of November, hosted by well-known journalist Geoff Meade. Big winners on the night included Europe Analytica, which won In-house Team of the Year; and Interel, which won Consultancy of the Year. The…

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PRCA welcome Eco-Age as newest Corporate Member

Stuart Mitchell

The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) welcomes sustainability and communications consultancy Eco-Age as the association’s newest Corporate Member. Eco-Age is an international specialist sustainability and communications consultancy and content platform. Their evidence-led sustainability narratives and programs of change resonate with both consumers and industry insiders. The consultancy has joined the PRCA to ensure that they remain up to date with the latest industry research and guidelines. Their membership also ensures that the team follows a professional code of conduct whilst developing their skills through the numerous training and events…

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Lydia Bright to scale the ‘Cheesegrater’ for Barnardo’s new Urban Summit challenge

Stuart Mitchell

TV star Lydia Bright is set to scale new heights for children’s charity Barnardo’s by climbing to the top of London’s iconic ‘Cheesegrater’ – known officially as The Leadenhall Building. The former TOWIE legend, who is a Fostering and Adoption Ambassador for Barnardo’s, will climb all 1,250 steps of the skyscraper as part of the charity’s first Urban Summit challenge along with her brother, Freddie, on Saturday 1 December. Lydia and Freddie will be joined by 100 other participants who all will be hoping to raise as much money as…

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P&G Tackles Clean Water, Gender Equality and Plastic Waste in 2018 CSR Report

Stuart Mitchell

The Procter & Gamble Company extends its long history of doing good in the world by bringing the comforts of home to those impacted by disasters, continuing to spark conversations about diversity, inclusion and gender equality with its advertising and making meaningful impact on the environment with new 2030 goals including a vision to ensure that none of the Company’s packaging ends up in the world’s oceans. Captured in the 2018 Citizenship Report released today, P&G highlights the recent activities that define the Company as a force for good and…

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UK families encouraged to donate unused toys to a Barnardo’s toy amnesty

Stuart Mitchell

As a new survey reveals that the average family has hundreds of pounds worth of unused toys at home, parents and children are being urged to donate them to a Barnardo’s toy amnesty. Launched in partnership with the UK’s leading children’s charity Barnardo’s and AI and robotics company Anki, the amnesty aims to raise funds for services to support vulnerable children and young people across the UK. The research by Anki, which is behind popular robot toy Cozmo, revealed that of the 67 toys the average family owns, parents claim…

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