Latest News

In this section, you can find all the latest articles, news and statements issued by the PRCA plus alerts on our latest corporate events. You can also read press releases sent out by PRCA member agencies and access other industry knowledge - to help keep yourself abreast of the most recent developments in PR.

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If you have a press enquiry or would like a comment from a PRCA spokesperson, please call 020 7233 6026 or email pressoffice@prca.org.uk

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2012

15/05/2012 The end and the beginning - Copyright Tribunal issues final decision
09/05/2012 TranslateMedia Offers Dedicated Multilingual Buzz Monitoring Services
02/05/2012 BT Group joins the PRCA
01/03/2012 PRCA Careers Day 2012
19/01/2012 PRCA welcomes specialist trade body communications consultancy

2011

08/12/2011 PRCA & Pearson in Practice to shake up PR careers with first ever Apprenticeship scheme
02/12/2011 PRCA Professional Practices Committee clears RLM Finsbury
04/10/2011 PRCA launches individual membership
06/09/2011 PRCA to Sponsor Fire Communicators' Conference
08/08/2011 Mynewsdesk sponsors digital PR award
14/07/2011 Reputation industry worth £7.5bn to UK economy
06/07/2011 Vision Critical announced as PRCA Awards sponsor
21/06/2011 The Amber Group to sponsor the 2011 PRCA Awards
20/06/2011 Francis Ingham keynote to MIPAA 2011 PR masterclass
05/05/2011 PRCA broadens services with new appointments
11/04/2011 Weber Shandwick VP Elected Chairman of the PRCA in Scotland
05/04/2011 PRCA Kilimanjaro Trekkers Reach the Summit for Leonard Cheshire Disability
07/03/2011 FAQ: Newspaper Licensing Agency Dispute - Meltwater and PRCA
10/02/2011 PRCA submission to consultation on COI reform
24/01/2011 PRCA opens for business in the Middle East

2010

04/11/2010 PRCA forms Northern Ireland regional group
12/10/2010 PR Measurement Metrics - from Concept to Implementation Reality
30/09/2010 PRCA partners with leading motor industry PR group
29/09/2010 PRCA partners with leading motor industry PR group
27/09/2010 PRCA questions for the ASA
27/09/2010 PRCA welcomes Bright One in new partnership to promote PR volunteering
24/08/2010 PRCA - IVCA Membership Details
09/08/2010 PRCA and IVCA announce alliance
06/08/2010 PRCA condemns Pickles' posturing on public sector use of PA consultancy
07/06/2010 UKPAC Announce Independent Members
20/05/2010 PRCA announces Leonard Cheshire Disability as first Chairman's Charity
14/05/2010 PRCA/ PCG PR Freelancers Network
06/05/2010 Opinium joins the PRCA's endorsed supplier programme
19/04/2010 PRCA recruits to continue growth of services
12/04/2010 PRCA appoints Partners Group Director as Regional Chair
03/03/2010 PRCA calls for improvements to pitching process
10/02/2010 Precise implements Autonomy to deliver enhanced media intelligence
08/02/2010 PRCA prospers in 2010
25/01/2010 Extreme Social Media Workouts

2009

15/12/2009 Write a guest entry on Francis Ingham's blog
17/11/2009 PRCA further strengthens management team
22/09/2009 PRCA responds to Telegraph article "Tories to crack down on lobbying firms"
07/07/2009 Leading in-house communications teams join PRCA
07/07/2009 Leading in-house communications teams join PRCA
18/05/2009 Precise becomes PRCA media intelligence partner
13/03/2009 PRCA: PR vital to digital future
02/02/2009 PRCA establishes FD Group to support agencies in current economic climate
29/01/2009 PRCA Appoints Marketwire as News Distribution Partner
29/01/2009 PRCA renews the contractor contract for members agencies
07/01/2009 Hollis Europe

2008

21/11/2008 PRCA appoints managers for Find A PR Agency service and member recruitment
20/11/2008 28 Nov - Webcast explaining online translation services
14/10/2008 Weber Shandwick rejoins PRCA
14/10/2008 PRCA revitalised
14/10/2008 PRCA revitalised
21/08/2008 PRCA and Wilmington announce strategic partnership
15/07/2008 Broadgate appointed by the Public Relations Consultants Association
20/06/2008 Watch the PRCA National Conference online
03/04/2008 PRCA grows membership by over 10% in first quarter
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