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Here's the latest blog from LDP Creative blogger Dougal Paver:

I DON'T doubt that if Dr Atkins were alive he'd be a most eloquent advocate for my choice of post-Christmas detox diet. And right now I need him.

LDP Creative blogger Dougal Paver sees battle lines drawn on the party balance sheet

DAVID Cameron yesterday revealed the first chapter in the Tory party's manifesto - and backed up the PR blitz with 1,000 posters around the country.

MERSEYSIDE'S creative sector will start growing again in 2010 after a year of consolidation - that's the view from some of the industry's key players.

Stuart Jackson of Wirral marketing agency ICE on his decade in the creative sector

THERE'S no getting away from the explosion in new technologies, which have upped the pace and given creative businesses more control over almost every aspect of their work over the past decade.

Guest blogger Dougal Paver on branding and the BA strike

NEWS that British Airways staff have voted for strike action over the Christmas period, beginning December 22, poses less of a reputational issue for the airline and rather more of one for its workforce.

MARKETING consultancy Kenyon Fraser has won a national award for its work for NHS Warrington.

PR AGENCY Ubiquity is hailing another strong quarter after securing more account wins.

MARKETING consultancy Corporate Culture has won a national design award for its work on the NHS Choose Well campaign.

A NEW communications consultancy is offering a free PR consultation to North West companies.
Southport-based former journalist Paul Smith is making the offer to the first 10 firms that contact his company - Paul P. Smith Communications.

Blogger Dougal Paver on how a calm word in the ear stopped Armageddon in its tracks

LAST week closed with the sure and certain belief that the world's economy was coming to an end - for the second time this year.
The news that Dubai's leading state-owned property developer, Nakheel, was asking to defer payment on its multi-billion pound debt pile sent the nay-sayers in to a frenzy of doom-laden predictions.