Recognition for Good Communications

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Recognition for Good Communications

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Three Redhouse Lane projects have made the shortlist for this year's Good Communication Awards, just weeks after the company picked up two category winners and nine awards of excellence at the first annual Institute of Internal Communication (IoIC) Awards.

Insight, the internal magazine for the Ministry of Justice, and Comms Link, the online resource for NHS communicators, are both contenders for the Internal Communications Award. The Department of Health's internal magazine, Link, is nominated for the Print Innovation Award.

Around half of Redhouse Lane's business comes from public sector clients, so this level of recognition from the Good Communication Awards - which were established to celebrate excellence in public sector communications - is a real coup for the agency.

The winners will be announced in a ceremony at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium on Thursday 15 July, which will be compared by Nicholas Owen of BBC News. For more information, visit www.gcawards.co.uk.

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