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Every little helps

Posted on October 12, 2012 by Angus — No Comments ↓

I was highly amused by what was reported as Waitrose’s “disastrous” recent Twitter campaign in which customers were invited to submit answers to, “I shop at Waitrose because….”. This elicited responses such as “because Tesco doesn’t stock unicorn food” and,…

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Shocks away!

Posted on September 7, 2012 by Angus — No Comments ↓

Readers old enough to remember the Daddy of all modern satire shows, Beyond the Fringe, may recall one of the most famous sketches in which posho RAF officer, Peter Cook, is briefing a hapless pilot played by Jonathan Miller, and…

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To P or not to P. That really does seem to be the question.

Posted on June 14, 2011 by Sarah — No Comments ↓

In Louis de Bernieres’s book, Captain Corelli’s Mandolin, one of the characters, Old Stamatis, has had a pea stuck in his ear since childhood causing him deafness. His relief at getting it removed turns quickly to dismay as he can…

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The NHS shake-up. What it means for PR.

Posted on May 7, 2011 by Angus — No Comments ↓

Happy to have contributed comment and content for PR Week’s debate on the future of PR and communications in the proposed new look NHS.  

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NHS listening exercise a pause not a rewind

Posted on May 7, 2011 by Angus — No Comments ↓

Those were the words of the former director of primary care improvement at the Department of Health at this week’s Managing Long Term Conditions Conference in Harrogate.  She made it clear that, while amendments will be made to the NHS…

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