Following on from the Department of Health’s recently updated social marketing strategy, The Communities and Local Government department last week launched a guide to delivering local behaviour change campaigns: Inspiring Communities, Changing Behaviour.
The FT reports today that a high street bank and three smaller providers have been awarded the first ‘Fairbanking Marks’ for their savings and current accounts.
A collaborative project which drew on expertise at Cardiff University to reduce the incidence of deliberate grassfires in South Wales has won the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) Excellence award for Best Public Sector Campaign.
I read in the HSJ today that the Prime Minister, in a recent speech on the health reforms, used NHS Hull’s purchase of a £400,000 yacht to demonstrate waste and inefficient in the NHS.
Professor Muhammad Yunus, visionary founder of Bangladesh’s Grameen Bank and father of microfinance, spoke at the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts on Tuesday.
April the 29th 2011 saw two seismic events in the UK: the Royal Wedding and the government launch of Changing Behaviour, Improving Outcomes: A new social marketing strategy for public health.