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The University of the Arts is the new name for a variety of London colleges now amalgamated into one institution. | The University of the Arts is the new name for a variety of London colleges now amalgamated into one institution. | ||
| − | Its Chancellor is New | + | ==Lobbyists at the University of the Arts== |
| + | Its Chancellor is New Labour uber-lobbyist and businessman Lord [[Dennis Stevenson]]. [[Julia Hobsbawm]] the new Labour PR operative is a visiting professor of Public Relations at the London College of Communication, one of the colleges in the University. Another visiting professor is [[Carole tongue]] the formmer Labour MEP who works as a lobbyists at [[Sovereign Strategy Ltd]]. | ||
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| + | ==PR contract== | ||
| + | The University retains [[Brunswick Arts]], part of the [[Brunswick Group]] to do its PR. Brunswick is a firm which is connected to [[Dennis Stevenson]], having taken over (in 2000) the consultancy [[SRU]] which Stevenson set up with [[Peter Wallis]] in the 1970s. | ||
Revision as of 16:32, 14 May 2006
The University of the Arts is the new name for a variety of London colleges now amalgamated into one institution.
Lobbyists at the University of the Arts
Its Chancellor is New Labour uber-lobbyist and businessman Lord Dennis Stevenson. Julia Hobsbawm the new Labour PR operative is a visiting professor of Public Relations at the London College of Communication, one of the colleges in the University. Another visiting professor is Carole tongue the formmer Labour MEP who works as a lobbyists at Sovereign Strategy Ltd.
PR contract
The University retains Brunswick Arts, part of the Brunswick Group to do its PR. Brunswick is a firm which is connected to Dennis Stevenson, having taken over (in 2000) the consultancy SRU which Stevenson set up with Peter Wallis in the 1970s.
