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Who knew PR came so cheap?

The DWP has been using sundry PR agencies over the last 36 months, and a question in Parliament has wheedled out the costs:

£1,639. Now that would not cover the cost of a smallish canape reception among the people in the biz that I know, so well done DWP for keeping costs down. An no, there is no footnote anywhere to the effect of 'thousands', but I cannot say I believe the figures as presented....

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Blogger Letters From A Tory said... 8:42 am

Why does the government insist on using PR all the bloody time? It's not like JobCentre Plus has any competitors!  



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