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Cancer Research UK campaign supports removal of tobacco brands

By Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith, 27 April 12, 12:35

" with them. It ends with the statement, "Unbranding cigarette packs wont stop everyone from smoking ...

Charities should share tax burden

By Helen Edwards, PPA Business columnist of the year, 25 April 12, 12:00

some mergers or a cull in the long tail of inefficient, smaller players, and stop bleating. Helen ...

The Government Communication Centre: life after the COI

By Gemma Charles, 05 April 12, 08:00

, the Department of Health (DH) rolled out its first major 'health-harm' anti-smoking drive for five years across ... , including the tax-reminder ads featuring Moira Stewart, and anti-smoking campaigns. 'Anti-smoking advertising is not a bad thing, but it is difficult to estimate what smoking costs the NHS. If anti-smoking ...

Editor's Comment: Why Whitehall needs the professionals

By Noelle McElhatton, 04 April 12, 12:00

For those who rue the COI's demise, there was comfort in a TV ad that debuted last Saturday. Broadcast a day after the doors of Hercules House finally closed, the first post-COI TV campaign was hard-hitting Department of Health (DH) fare. An ad highlighting the dangers of second-hand smoking brought back ...

Government returns to shock tactics in latest anti-smoking ad

By Gemma Charles, 31 March 12, 12:01

The government is rolling out a new hard-hitting anti-smoking campaign, highlighting the dangers ... The drive, which will run across TV, press and radio is the first "health harm" anti-smoking ... ). It follows a call at the end of last year by the British Medical Association to ban smoking in cars. The TV execution, created by Dare, aims to communicate that 80% of "secondhand" smoke is invisible ...

Out-of-town retailers and betting brands escape Portas clampdown

By Matthew Chapman, 30 March 12, 03:15

Grant Shapps, minister for housing and local government confirmed ministers have accepted the vast majority of Portas's recommendations , but stopped short of imposing secretary of state "exceptional sign off" for all new out-of-town developments. Proposals to place betting shops in a separate "use ...