Public Relations

A large portion of our day-to-day work deals with ongoing PR activity, such as proactively cultivating and placing stories, maintaining relationships with journalists, advising and planning PR activities that will generate national, as well as local, press coverage.

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Political Relations

The political landscape of Scotland is constantly changing and the future of the country is now centre stage and dominates all areas of public policy; and all decision makers need to be aware of the ever and fast changing dynamics of Scottish politics.

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Crisis Management

Almost any organisation will, inevitably, encounter crises, emergencies, and difficult situations – some of these will be foreseen and can be planned for in a structured way; others will appear from nowhere and will have to be dealt with as events unfold.

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Latest News & Blog

Politicians Face Grilling at College Question Time

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First Minister’s Questions 17/01/19 – Another teachable moment in comms at Holyrood

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First Minister’s Questions 10/01/19 –

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What Our Clients Say

I have enjoyed working with the team at Halogen Communications. Their expertise and advice has been a huge support to both myself and the college in adapting to a continually evolving external environment.  I would recommend Halogen Communications to any organisation for public relations support, stakeholder management, and public affairs expertise.
Roy Gardner – ‎Vice Principal, Corporate Development & Innovation, City of Glasgow College.
Halogen Communications has provided an extremely effective public affairs, public relations, and strategic counsel service for our executive team and our membership.  We are a small organisation which has benefited greatly from their expertise, advice and support. Any organisation which needs public relations or public affairs support in Scotland should give them a call.
Fiona Campbell – Chief Executive, Association of Scotland’s Self-Caterers.
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