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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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Tagged by 'Quality'

2013

20/02/2013 91% of PR experts believe the horsemeat scandal has negatively impacted on future trust in meat products
17/01/2013 Shift from project work back to retainer gives industry optimism in new year
03/01/2013 PRCA launches January sale on training

2012

26/11/2012 PRCA announces new Chairman and unveils 17% annual growth
16/11/2012 Fanclub PR upgrades PRCA membership
14/11/2012 PRCA 2012 Awards celebrate PR excellence
10/10/2012 2012/2013 PR Council Elected
08/10/2012 PRCA updates consultancy professionalism audit
25/09/2012 PRCA 2012 Awards shortlists announced
08/08/2012 FAPRA matches Clareville Communications with Pabobo
27/06/2012 Wikipedia guidance for PR will build mutual understanding
28/05/2012 Three point quality promise for PRCA training
09/05/2012 TranslateMedia Offers Dedicated Multilingual Buzz Monitoring Services
01/03/2012 PRCA Careers Day 2012

2011

22/08/2011 PRCA announces Precise Evaluation Award
01/06/2011 PRCA price commitment shakes up training market
05/05/2011 PRCA broadens services with new appointments
28/03/2011 PRCA to launch best practice tools for PR and Communications teams
10/02/2011 PRCA submission to consultation on COI reform

2010

27/10/2010 Biggest Ever PRCA Awards Celebrate PR Excellence
18/06/2010 PRCA endorses AMEC evaluation principles
27/04/2010 PRCA training best in industry
24/02/2010 salt PR & PFMA
17/02/2010 salt PR - Pet Obesity: The Reality 2009
08/02/2010 PRCA prospers in 2010

2009

28/10/2009 PRCA endorses Cannes PR Lions
15/09/2009 M&S joins PRCA
04/06/2009 PRCA Health launches with industry survey
18/05/2009 Precise becomes PRCA media intelligence partner
12/03/2009 Degrees Vital for PR Career
16/01/2009 PR consultancies optimistic for 2009

2008

20/11/2008 28 Nov - Webcast explaining online translation services
15/09/2008 Only 10% of PR companies understand their responsibilities under the new immigration legislation
21/08/2008 PRCA and Wilmington announce strategic partnership
03/07/2008 'Scattergun' approach to PR too common
05/06/2008 UK consultancies riding wave of international opportunity
12/03/2008 PRCA positions PR consutlancies as 'enablers' at Press Gazette debate
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