RCAHMS: Launch of Canmore 'Live' RCAHMS (the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland) is the national archive of images and other materials pertaining to Scotland’s built history. In August 2009 it launched a web facility for members of the public to upload their own... read more
Not for profit/community Pagoda PR has worked with the Mela since 2004, managing media relations for Scotland's largest multi-cultural festival. The objective is to build interest and drive footfall; to position the Mela as a key fixture on the summer Festivals' calendar and to generate... read more
Integrated Campaign Winner CIPR Silver Award for Best Public Affairs Campaign in 2005
Brief
To build public support in Scotland, Northern Ireland, and NE of England for London's bid to host the 2012 Olympic Games. We coordinated a broad programme of media relations and public... read more
Community Consultation Pagoda was contracted to provide community consultation support to the QMD consortium, the developers of a significant mixed use development on the site of the former BBC headquarters on Queen Margaret Drive, Glasgow.
Background
The former BBC headquarters... read more
Communication audits and reviews Brief
Pagoda PR was commissioned to audit and review all communications activities and the resources allocated to these, across all services of Renfrewshire Council. The brief identified a number of objectives for the project including:
• Reducing outsourcing... read more
Issues Management Brief
We manage communications for The Crown Estate, which is designed to improve understanding of its role amongst a wide range of stakeholders. The Crown Estate is frequently the subject of public debate in Scotland.
Results
Against this background, we have... read more
We manage all PR and media relations for the Electoral Commission in Scotland, including major programmes to increase public awareness of elections and electoral registration. We first won the contract in 2005 and again in 2007 when it was retendered.
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