📷 December brought us plenty of festive cheer and as we finish up the last of the mince pies and prepare for another exciting year ahead, sit back and read about some of the fantastic media highlights the PLMR Group achieved in the last month of 2024… https://lnkd.in/eJbvjFAi
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PLMR delivers Communications with Impact Lobbying and Public Affairs We draw on the experience of former MPs, candidates and advisers, local authority councillors and public affairs experts, to help you navigate the parliamentary process and ensure your message resonates and your campaign wins Media Relations We use our creativity and ingenuity to amplify your campaign. We offer a full suite of corporate communications capabilities to support your goals. Crisis Communications Crisis planning and reputation management is one of the most important things an organisation can invest in. PLMR won the 2017 CorpComms Award for Best Crisis Communication and works with companies on crisis issues at all levels; from scenario planning, to regulatory engagement, crisis hotlines and handling of breaking, national stories. We protect clients’ reputations and minimise any negative impact on your brand. Planning With our specialist planning team, Snapdragon at PLMR, we help our clients make their case for development, by understanding the opposition and engaging with local stakeholders. We have an outstanding record of success. Media and Select Committee Training We develop the important messages about your business or charity with you, and show you how to deliver them in the best way. In the safety of our closed studios, our broadcast media experts will help you refine your interview performance. We’ll also help you prepare and rehearse for select committee hearings. Social Media and Video Our digital team will boost your campaign. We manage communities of influence on social media channels, driving engagement and awareness. We’ll advise you on how to give your website more impact. Our in-house production team makes powerful, engaging video content, designed to be shared online. We have expertise and strategic understanding of many industry sectors… Healthcare and Social Care Education Planning Renewable Energy and Green Technology Food, Retail and Agriculture Charities Animal Welfare Biotechnology Private Equity, Venture Capital and Fund Management Transport Leisure and Tourism We’re based in Westminster, in London, close to the Houses of Parliament and several key departments of the UK Government. We have offices in Cambridge, Birmingham and Edinburgh. We have a worldwide network of partner communications agencies, who work to our ethical and professional standards. We are PLMR. Call us on 00 44 (0)20 7622 9529, or email info@plmr.co.uk to find out how we can help you with your communications needs.
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As the new year starts, it's another opportunity to win awards for all your hard work 🏆 Entering awards is a perfect opportunity for companies to raise their profile within the regional or national business community as well as being a source of pride for employees. But where to begin? 🤔 Read more from Account Director, Michelle Wilson, to find out how you can make your award submission stand out ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eCAU7e7S
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Our Health and Social Care Team takes a detailed look at what sits behind today's announcement of an independent commission on a National Care Service in our latest On The Pulse newsletter. Plus: 🏅 A rundown of the New Year's Honours for the sector's stalwarts 🤖 How #AI can predict and prevent heart conditions before symptoms appear 🎲 The board games being used to train the next generation of health and care workers
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Our Head of Health and Social Care, Nathan Hollow, shares his thoughts on this morning's announcement of an independent commission on a National Care Service.
Group Board Director and Head of Health and Social Care at PLMR. Trustee of The Care Workers' Charity. Multi-award winning strategic communications consultant.
With the benefit of having found out about the Government’s social care announcement yesterday, and having mulled it over, a few thoughts spring to mind: 📜 There have been lots of reports over the years and so there’s no shortage of plans for social care and a National Care Service – including last year’s Labour-commissioned Fabian Society report, which was excellent and created alongside people working in and drawing on care services. I’m not sure we really needed another Commission or more ideas. 🐎 The Commission will first report in mid-2026, but their recommendations will need to fit within the Spending Review process completed in Spring 2025. That seems a bit ‘cart before horse’ to me. It’s also hard to see these recommendations being enacted much before 2027 either, aligning to the next Government fiscal year. 🧱 The Commission is now a ‘stone wall’ defence the Government can point to in any media/parliamentary questions about social care reform for the next 18-months (at least) – but comes at a time when many providers are looking for answers on how they can meet the costs of increases to eNICs and NLW this April. 🗳️ The final report is due by 2028, which is conveniently close to being in the window of the next general election. Based on previous policy reports on the cost to reform care, the Commission’s recommendations are likely to cost tens of billions, with Labour likely delaying enactment until they have an election mandate. 👩⚖️ The Commission is not legally binding – so there’s plenty of time for the Government to get out of delivering on the recommendations or to come up with another ‘fudge’. We’ve already had multiple legislated reforms cancelled. 💸 The Commission is intended to be cross-party, but in the embargoed media content I've seen, none of the other main parties have commented. I’m sure they’ll engage in some way, but no party will want to be the face of the inevitable fiscal changes required to fund social care sustainably – particularly when the final report is so close to a potential election. 🏥 Beyond the Commission, the smaller announcements are all about helping deliver on the Government’s wider NHS-focused targets and metrics. Yes, they will also help create a more integrated health and care system – but given these changes are happening pre-Commission, in isolation, and without meaningful funding behind them, it’s hard to see them as anything other than a desperate attempt to hit NHS waiting time targets in line with the Prime Minister’s ‘Plan for Change’ milestone. All of this was written before the announcement was “official” so I’ll watch this morning’s media round and see what other documents pop up on Gov.UK to see if there’s more detail behind some of the ‘woollier’ smaller announcements made today.
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"I didn’t have a plan when I left university, but I would struggle to have planned my career any better if I had tried - from politics, to policy, public service and public affairs, and now PLMR." ✨ Read more about how Roger Greer's career has progressed here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eENJh6ey
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Happy New Year from all of us at PLMR! 🎉 #NewYear #HNY #HappyNewYear
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There are approximately four million websites created every single day. Given this, it can be hard to navigate through the noise and find web services that can be consistently relied upon to fulfil a range of useful and helpful functions, both for industry use and in day-to-day life 🧑💻 We’ve put together a few of the tools we use every week from a digital marketing, design and development perspective! 💡 Read more here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dcVDXAtH
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From the year that brought us Brat Summer and the release of Wicked, there were too many trends to count 📈 Digital Account Director, Anna Rudd, lays out some of the best digital marketing trends of 2024 in her most recent blog ➡️ https://lnkd.in/ggNnxJXd
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#ICYMI 📢: PLMR Wrapped is here! From the amount of tea drunk at our Tea and Talk sessions to the number of people our advertising reached, we have detailed some incredible stats just for you. View PLMR Wrapped here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eVGRxgTc
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Happy Hanukkah from everyone at PLMR! 🕎 #HappyHanukkah #FestivalofLights
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