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Delivering the New PR in Edinburgh

Hello to everyone who came along to Delivering the New PR in Edinburgh yesterday. As ever, as well as first class contributions from the team, we heard of many fascinating initiatives from delegates.

Stuart Bruce highlighted the Captain's Blog, the thoughts of a trawlerman Jimmy Buchan, which also promotes the Sea Fish Industry Authority. It's a compelling case study in itself but comms exec William Ancell believes a blog is not enough - he is about to launch a codcast! (I suspect that's what we are l;aughing at in the team pic above - from left, me, Stuart, Tom, Elizabeth and Neville).

Delegates can find the presentations on our Making the News blog (password protected). The speakers with blogs were Tom Murphy, Neville Hobson, Stuart Bruce and Elizabeth Albrycht.

The fifth and final Delivering the New PR will be held in London, probably on November 10 (date to be confirmed). To learn more, contact our event organiser Nicky Wake at Don't Panic.

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