Look who's talking

Dan Peters reports from this year’s Public Sector Communications Academy in Manchester, where experts gathered to mull over the future role of local government communications

By MJ Correspondent | 18 June 2014

Local and central government communicators have come together to attend a joint conference for the first time.

As Lgcommunications chairman Cormac Smith said: ‘When we come together we can only learn from each other and we can only grow stronger.' 

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