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:Camargue has supported Horizon Nuclear Power in three main areas: establishing a communications function, supporting the launch of the brand within the UK and providing planning advocacy for a proposed new nuclear power station at Wylfa on Anglesey. | :Camargue has supported Horizon Nuclear Power in three main areas: establishing a communications function, supporting the launch of the brand within the UK and providing planning advocacy for a proposed new nuclear power station at Wylfa on Anglesey. | ||
| − | Our work has included supporting Wylfa’s inclusion in the Nuclear National Policy Statement, issues management and ongoing engagement with local communities and stakeholders across North Wales. | + | :Our work has included supporting Wylfa’s inclusion in the Nuclear National Policy Statement, issues management and ongoing engagement with local communities and stakeholders across North Wales. |
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| + | Director [[Tim Read]] handles the account. | ||
===Client [[RWE npower]]: Keeping the lights on=== | ===Client [[RWE npower]]: Keeping the lights on=== | ||
| − | With many older power stations closing soon, RWE npower is doing its bit to keep the nations lights on by developing plans for a number of new plants across the country. | + | :With many older power stations closing soon, RWE npower is doing its bit to keep the nations lights on by developing plans for a number of new plants across the country. |
:Over the past six years Camargue has become an integral part of RWE npower’s communications team – with an Account Director seconded to the company for over a year - helping to build positive relationships with the communities living near seven ‘new build’ sites in England and Wales. | :Over the past six years Camargue has become an integral part of RWE npower’s communications team – with an Account Director seconded to the company for over a year - helping to build positive relationships with the communities living near seven ‘new build’ sites in England and Wales. | ||
| − | From developing and running IPC-compliant community consultation programmes to planning opening ceremonies hosted by government ministers; from managing the local and regional media to hosting hotlines for local residents; from communicating the delivery of traffic-stopping large loads to drafting copy for community newsletters, information packs and exhibition materials . . . we’ve managed every aspect of communications. | + | :From developing and running IPC-compliant community consultation programmes to planning opening ceremonies hosted by government ministers; from managing the local and regional media to hosting hotlines for local residents; from communicating the delivery of traffic-stopping large loads to drafting copy for community newsletters, information packs and exhibition materials . . . we’ve managed every aspect of communications. |
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| + | :The account manager is [[Verity Barr]].<ref> [http://www.camarguepr.com/campaigns/npower/ RWE npower, Keeping the lights on], </ref> | ||
==Contacts == | ==Contacts == | ||
Revision as of 03:57, 21 October 2013
Camargue PR is a PR and lobbying firm that specialises in the regeneration, property and planning, energy, transport and infrastructure sectors.
According to its website: "The focus of our work is to inform and influence the media, business and political stakeholders, employees, local communities and, when appropriate, the general public. Our aim is to help shape opinions, responses and behaviours in order to support our clients’ commercial aspirations."[1]
Contents
People
- Andrew Litchfield, managing director
Clients
Camargue doesn't declare its clients on the APPC register but they have included: npower | Carbon Trust | Crossrail | Corus | Tarmac [2]
Horizon Nuclear Power | National Grid | RWE | Severn Trent Water
Nuclear and energy clients
Client: Horizon Nuclear Power - Working towards new nuclear
- The UK needs significant investment over the coming years to meet growing demands for energy. New nuclear power is a vital way to meet these needs.
- Horizon Nuclear Power is a UK energy company developing a new generation of nuclear power stations. A wholly owned subsidiary of Hitachi Ltd., it plans to provide at least 5,200MW of new power station capacity to the UK, enough to power around 10 million homes.
- Camargue has supported Horizon Nuclear Power in three main areas: establishing a communications function, supporting the launch of the brand within the UK and providing planning advocacy for a proposed new nuclear power station at Wylfa on Anglesey.
- Our work has included supporting Wylfa’s inclusion in the Nuclear National Policy Statement, issues management and ongoing engagement with local communities and stakeholders across North Wales.
Director Tim Read handles the account.
Client RWE npower: Keeping the lights on
- With many older power stations closing soon, RWE npower is doing its bit to keep the nations lights on by developing plans for a number of new plants across the country.
- Over the past six years Camargue has become an integral part of RWE npower’s communications team – with an Account Director seconded to the company for over a year - helping to build positive relationships with the communities living near seven ‘new build’ sites in England and Wales.
- From developing and running IPC-compliant community consultation programmes to planning opening ceremonies hosted by government ministers; from managing the local and regional media to hosting hotlines for local residents; from communicating the delivery of traffic-stopping large loads to drafting copy for community newsletters, information packs and exhibition materials . . . we’ve managed every aspect of communications.
- The account manager is Verity Barr.[3]
Contacts
7 Bayley Street, London, WC1
Website: http://www.camarguepr.com
References
- ↑ Camargue PR, accessed Jan 2008
- ↑ Camargue website, accessed 2008
- ↑ RWE npower, Keeping the lights on,
