Ping pong PR
REGULAR readers will know how many times we (newspaper reporters) end up at a politician’s visit to a sports facility to find them posing for photos with a table tennis [READ ON]
table tennis
A whiff-whaffing
SO we remain super bored with politicians playing table tennis for photos and votes – and one of the chief offenders is Boris Johnson, the Conservative candidate for [READ ON]
Two bats? You mean 548234782347 bats
REGULAR readers will know there are no more words left from me on the below, they will know I’m a broken man on this subject, circling listlessly around a groundhog [READ ON]
This again
BORIS: “So, what I are we up to today?” PR genius: “Olympic tickets story with Seb” Boris: “Great, a line-up picture for the papers and [READ ON]
Ping pong for all
…and still table tennis continues to be a hot electoral topic. Remember this and this. In the daily election circular from the Conservatives this morning, one of Chris [READ ON]
Same story, second serve
SOMEBODY must be reading this. As just days after my post about the importance of ping pong in getting elected, Camden Labour councillors Theo Blackwell and Nash Ali sniffed [READ ON]
Ping pong politics
BACK to the ping pong: Gordon Brown had a big chancellory grin as he lost at the New Horizons youth advice centre in front of the cameras ten years ago (see Brown’s [READ ON]
Brown’s backhand
SARAH Brown helped open the new-look New Horizons day centre in Somers Town on Tuesday. While cutting the tape, she recalled her last visit to the service in 1999, then [READ ON]
Richard Osley 