Nine out of ten practitioners support a voluntary code of conduct to fix a 'broken' pitch process that costs agencies an average of £7,000 per opportunity.

PRCA report highlights opportunities for the public relations profession to provide professional advisory services on climate crisis related issues.

Artificial intelligence, paid influence, and fake news are all ethical issues identified by a group of international practitioners in a series of reflective essays published by the PRCA.

High performing organisations recognise the need to support employees in managing mental health and wellbeing but individuals must also take personal responsibility.

The PRCA presented me with an outstanding contribution to digital public relations award at a ceremony in London last night. I've dedicated it to my Mum.

A commitment to qualifications and professional development is reflected in remuneration especially in the early years of a public relations career.

A #FuturePRoof report published by the PRCA explores the mental health of the public relations profession.

A debate in London next week will explore the relationship between academics, teachers and practitioners in public relations.

The PRCA Digital Report is a benchmark for how the public relations business is getting to grips with digital and social forms of communications.

Public relations industry leaders explore future of agencies in #FuturePRoof project backed by ICCO and the PRCA.