There’s never been a better time to work in local government communications. Here’s why…
Reasons to be cheerful. 1, 2, 3…
Getting to know you
One by one, we all joined for our introductory ‘get to know each other’ session, ahead of the opening class of the 2021 programme and said hello, shyly as if it were the first day of school.
All women make history (we just need to tell it)
Women’s history month raises awareness of women’s achievements in all aspects of life and shines a light on the vision for a fairer world where all are treated equally. The …
Future Leaders: What can you learn from the successful applications?
What can we learn from the individuals who made it all the way through the Future Leaders application process?
Blog: Campaign Highlights (or: the importance to reflect on the past)
In Greek mythology, the three-headed dog Cerberus stands guard at the entrance to the underworld
Strictly leadership
Now is the time for communication professionals to focus on how they lead others.
Academy 2020: a thank you from the Chair
Last week we went online for the first ever virtual Public Service Communications Academy. More than 600 delegates signed up and attended the event programme of more than 20 sessions. …
Don’t think communication: think problems, create solutions
Will you survive the next round of cuts? Truth is that money spent on communication, in stringent times, is often questioned. But that doesn’t mean you’re necessarily under threat. Survival …
Digital accessibility regulations: are you ready?
If your organisation’s website was built more than two years ago, there is less than a month to go until it must meet the new digital accessibility regulations. The regulations, …
Case study: Hertfordshire County Council’s Covid campaign
Councils up and down the country have been playing a crucial role in the fight against COVID-19. One of our members – Hertfordshire County Council – have shared information on their work – a high-profile, public information campaign, which is already delivering positive results.