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I’ve just published the findings of the largest report into Public Sector Digital Communications in the UK. Over 215 public sector organisations including 123 councils, 5 combined authorities, 13 police forces, 15 fire and rescue services and 44 health organisations took part.
by Mandy Pearse
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Here are some valuable lessons and insights from past winners, judges and sponsors
by Darren caveney
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Ever feel like it's easier to know what you don’t want than what you do? Turns out, that's not a flaw—it's a tool.
by Jude Tipper
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By 2030, Gen Z will make up 30% of the UK population. So, creating effective campaigns to engage them well will continue to grow in importance for comms teams.
by Candice Chambers
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We don’t like the way things are. And we don’t like change. Put these two things together and you end up standing still.
That was said at a workshop I recently attended about transformation. And it stayed with me.
by Dee Cowburn
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THave you noticed how EVERYONE is a storyteller these days? Have you been grinding your teeth and biting your tongue at the endless references to 'the narrative'? It's time to restore some sanity to storytelling.
by James Morton
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Tickets for the UnAwards 2024 ceremony are LIVE. Don’t leave it too long to grab yours…
by Darren Caveney
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But how can you win one?
Find out exactly how by getting the inside track from past winners and current judges in this special new webinar.
by Darren Caveney
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One of the best aspects of working in local government communications is the ability to share experiences and materials for the greater good.
by Andreas Christophorou
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Like so many people – between a quarter and third of everyone in the UK, depending on who you believe – I love podcasts.
I mean, I really love podcasts.
by Adrian Stirrup
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The 9th annual UnAwards launch TODAY. They're the most exciting and accessible industry awards around. Now is not a time to quietly sit back and hope your organisation recognises and appreciates your efforts. Instead try and get yourself shortlisted for an UnAward to really put your work on the organisational map.
by Darren Caveney
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As we settle into a country with a new government the announcements have come thick and fast as to how this one will feel different.
by Hannah Clubb
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Time management and overwhelm is real when you run your own business. I mean let’s be honest it is real no matter your personal and professional circumstances.
by Dee Cowburn
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Some hard lessons from the Conservative campaign disasterclass of 2024
by Ben Capper
So there you have it. Genny Lec 2024, done and dusted. And dusted very thoroughly.
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I was 100% decided. I knew before the election was declared exactly who I'd vote for. My decision was primarily tactical based on what I think is best for the country, but also aligned with my personal values. It was all sewn up.
by Georgia Turner
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With all the General Election excitement at the moment, campaigning parties are turning to different social channels to captivate new audiences and spread their message far and wide – encouraging a new wave of voters. The channel in question? TikTok.
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As communications professionals we receive a lot of information. Probably too much.
It’s our job to turn that complicated information into something meaningful and share it with the right audience, on the right channel, at the right time.
by an anonymous comms professional
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The UK waste industry is currently facing a wide range of challenges that are slowing down the country’s progression as a major leader in recycling innovation. As other nations actively seek new targeted and effective ways to improve their recycling rates, the UK's cautious approach when adopting new and innovative technology is holding the nation back from building a greener future.
by Josh Casswell
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Organisational change is a funny old thing. I’d heard about it previously, but always been part of the cavalry that came in to save the day and be greeted with sighs of relief from those that had already ridden the storm. Battle-scarred and exhausted, the incumbent team would view my unjaded eyes and natural sense of optimism as a breath of fresh air. Then as a blended team, we would move forward into the brave new world infused with hope.
by Catherine Farrell
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