Communications evidence accepted by House of Lords Committee
Evidence from the Public Relations and Communications Association’s (PRCA) Charity and Not For Profit Group has been accepted by a House of Lords Committee on the future of charities.
Collective launches communications products range
Campaign Collective has launched a new series of communications products for charities, public sector and social enterprises.
Parliamentary deadline for charity submissions passes
The House of Lords Select Committee on Charities is a golden opportunity for charities to move on from the recent turbulent times, according to a submission to the Committee by the PRCA Charity & Not-For-Profit Group. The Group’s recommendations, which can be made public once formally accepted as evidence, are designed to help charities build a more constructive relationship with government …
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Industry Benchmarks Indicate Collective Differences
Latest PR & communications sector data has highlighted the differences between Campaign Collective and other agencies.
Campaign Collective announced as Charity Times Awards finalist
Campaign Collective has been shortlisted for the Charity Times Cross-sector Partnership of the Year Award, together with Brathay Trust and the National Apprenticeship Service, for jointly delivering the Brathay Apprentice Challenge – the nation’s search for the apprentice team of the year. The Brathay Apprentice Challenge sees teams of apprentices from across the country compete …
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Collective Members support apprentice team of the year search
Campaign Collective Members have been providing logistical and communications support for the Brathay Apprentice Challenge – the search for the apprentice team of the year.
Government plans overhaul of communications
Campaign Collective comments on the government overhaul of communications
Campaign Collective comments on anti-advocacy clause
The government has announced it will suspend plans to introduce further limits on charities’ freedom of speech, known as an “anti-advocacy clause” which would have been inserted into grants from the public sector to charities. Simon Francis, Co-Chair of the PRCA Charity & Not For Profit Group and Founder Member of Campaign Collective, said: We welcome the …
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Campaign Collective pledges transparency on expenses
Campaign Collective pledges never to arbitrarily mark up expenses incurred on behalf of clients, nor charge for office running costs.
Campaign Collective comments on Hodgson Review
Industry reaction to Lord Hodgson’s review of the #LobbyingAct