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"Without PLMR I am in no doubt our fundraising Appeal would not have been as successful as it has and continues to be. Their expertise in public affairs and media relations has proved invaluable, not only during our busy launch period, but also in continuing to raise our profile both in the media and with politicians who have the most relevance. They are a pleasure to work with and we can’t speak highly enough of them."

Combat Stress
"The PLMR team are top class and have a real talent for recruiting people who are serious about the work, but also great craic"

English Community Care Association
"The energy level at PLMR is invigorating and very positive. I always feel as though we are all part of a team effort when working together. They are responsive, professional, a delight to work with and - best of all - they get results. Perhaps the most important thing I can say is that we continue to work with them, and that's because what they do, works. I recommend them most highly and unreservedly. "

Peterborough Renewable Energy Ltd
"PLMR’s media savvy has been securing press coverage for us that we were not previously getting."

Craegmoor
"PLMR did a simply amazing job. Great PR and great lobbying skills. Parliamentary Debates, BBC Radio 4 and national newspaper coverage resulted from your work. We can’t speak highly enough of you. Thank you"

Early Bird Diabetes

About PLMR

We are a political lobbying and media relations company with specialist public affairs, PR, monitoring, planning permission and crisis management expertise. We work across the UK in England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland, and more widely in the Republic of Ireland, Europe, North America and Australia.

Our company name says what we do. It's very straightforward and is typical of our whole approach.

We provide high quality public relations and political lobbying services and our team have decades of experience working in and around the media, politics, business and charities. We know and understand politics and Government. We know and understand media. We know and understand how to win planning permission.

We love working in these areas. We love helping those we work for. We get a massive kick out of being praised and thanked for what we do. Every day we come to work to get measurable results for the people we work for. We give five per cent of net profit to charity.

We specialise in healthcare, green technology and renewable energy, biotechnology, social care, agriculture and animal welfare, retail, planning, charities, transport and local government. We have an extensive track record in corporate communications, public relations, crisis management and political lobbying.

PLMR are delighted to announce that Account Director, Elin Twigge, has been elected to serve as the Vice-Chair of the Public Relations Consultant Association (PRCA) Public Affairs

The Queen's Speech took place this morning in the House of Lords. The Queen's Speech establishes the Government's priorities, and informs us on what directions the Government will take on many public policy platforms.

Tomorrow the Queen will take to her throne in the House of Lords to deliver the long awaited opening of the Parliamentary Session. In advance of the Speech, today three of our political experts look at what the Conservatives, Liberal Democrats and Labour want to see in the Queen's Speech and some analysis of what they might get.

Kevin joins a host of MPs and industry experts on the panel of this year's Public Affairs News Awards.

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It seemed fitting to write a few words on the forthcoming Paralympics, as with 100 days to go until the start of the Paralympic torch relay, the names of the Paralympic Torchbearers were announced yesterday.

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Column by Tim Knight which appeared in the May edition of the English Community Care Association (ECCA) member's newsletter.

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One of the most common misconceptions the British hold about their closest continental cousins is that when they’re not on holiday they’re on strike.

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Since the Chancellor’s Budget Speech on 21st March, the debate over tax avoidance has been raging across the media, provoking widespread furore from an array of different quarters.