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Maureen Ferrier Public Relations (MFPR) was a PR firm founded by Maureen Ferrier in around 2001/2 after she took redundancy from her post as lobbyist for COSLA.^[1] It appears to have stopped operating in around 2005, by which time Ferrier had become head of communications at the Scottish Funding Council.

In 2002 Maureen Ferrier Public Relations was appointed to handle PR for the launch of the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park Authority.^[2]
In 2004 Maureen Ferrier was given as the contact for entry forms for a photographic and poetry competition to produce material for a calendar for the Cairngorms National Park suggesting that her PR firm was at that stage working for the Park Authory^[3]

↑ Simon Parker, Resignations rock Cosla, The Guardian, 31-August-2001, Accessed 20-October-2009
↑ Maureen Ferrier appointed to handle PR, PR Week (UK), June 14, 2002
↑ Calendar planned for cairngorms Aberdeen Press and Journal March 23, 2004 SECTION: News; Other; Others; Pg. 6

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−	[[Maureen Ferrier Public Relations]] (MFPR) was a PR firm founded by [[Maureen Ferrier]] in around 2001/2 after she took redundancy from her post as lobbyist for [[COSLA]]. It appears to have stopped operating in around 2005, by which time Ferrier had become head of communications at the [[Scottish Funding Council]].	+	[[Maureen Ferrier Public Relations]] (MFPR) was a PR firm founded by [[Maureen Ferrier]] in around 2001/2 after she took redundancy from her post as lobbyist for [[COSLA]].<ref>Simon Parker, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2001/aug/31/3 Resignations rock Cosla], ''The Guardian'', 31-August-2001, Accessed 20-October-2009</ref> It appears to have stopped operating in around 2005, by which time Ferrier had become head of communications at the [[Scottish Funding Council]].

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