How-Do was told that the Chartered Institute of Public Relations' judging was done in August and the award was given for their work between July 2005 and July 2008.
Staniforth boss Rob Brown was presented with the Outstanding PR Professional gong. Tangerine and Golley Slater picked up 3 each and Manchester Airport Group took home 2 awards.
"The PRide Awards never fail to deliver, year after year," said Dave Sanders, chairman of the CIPR North West.
"With an almost 40 per cent increase in guests attending the ceremony this year, PR professionals across the North West all want to be in with a chance of winning these sought after awards."
More than 1500 entries were received and the results are below:
Category 1 – Corporate Communications IAS B2B Marketing, Jobs for the girls - Gold United Utilities, Tap into water - Silver Category 2 – Not-for-Profit Golley Slater, A walk to remember - Gold Tangerine Public Relations, Cheshire Safer Roads Partnership - Silver Category 3 – Internal Communications United Utilities, Our United goal - Gold Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council, Be proud campaign - Silver Category 4 – Crisis Communications Staniforth Communications, Blot on the cultural landscape - Gold Manchester Airports Group, Environmental protestors - Silver Category 5 – Business and Trade Context Public Relations, Checkpoint: Pure Security - Gold IAS B2B Marketing, Seeing is believing - Silver Category 6 – Community Relations Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council, £50 Million – Could it be us - Gold The Co–operative Group, Green energy boost for 100 schools - Silver Category 7 – Public Affairs Manchester Airport Group, De-designation of Manchester Airport - Silver Category 8 – Public Sector Golley Slater, A Lifetime of rewards - Gold Staniforth Communications, The International Student Awards 2008 - Silver Category 9 – Low Budget MTJ Associates, Save our milkman! - Gold Fido PR, Extraordinary Ordsall - Silver Category 10 – Consumer Relations Brazen PR, Beds to live your life on - Gold Catapult Public Relations, Crocodiles rock - Silver Category 11 – Best Use of Media Relations United Utilities, Tap into water - Gold Connectpoint PR, The Filthy Company debut - Silver Category 12 – Integrated Communications McCann Erickson Communications House, Don't be a cancer chancer - Gold, United Utilities, Manchester Water Main rehabilitation - Silver Category 13 – Corporate Responsibility The Co-Operative Group, The Co-operative food ethical policy - Gold Category 14 – Best Use of New Media BJL Group, Lining up to fight cancer - Gold Tangerine Public Relations, Cheshire safer roads partnership - Silver Category 15 – Best Use of Photography or Design IAS B2B Marketing, 101 Cliches - Gold Connectpoint PR, Gingerbread army - Silver Category 16 – Best Newspaper or Magazine Greater Manchester Fire & Rescue Service, In the Loop - Gold Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council, The Reporter - Silver Category 17 – Best Publication Ribble Valley Borough Council, Ribble Valley Borough Council Annual Report 2007 – Gold IPB Communications, Working with offenders: An employers' handbook - Silver Category 18 – Best Leaflet IPB Communications, Werneth is changing - Gold Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council, Emergency Pocket Guide - Silver Category 19 – Best Website or Microsite IAS B2B Marketing, Get innervision - Gold Greater Manchester Fire & Rescue Service, manchesterfire.gov.uk - Silver Category 20 – Best Event Mersey Travel, Under & over the Mersey (2008) - Gold Golley Slater, PRE 2012 Games training camp launches (North West) - Silver Category 21 – Outstanding Young Communicator Deborah Clark, Fido PR - Gold Category 22 – Outstanding Small Consultancy Cameron Wells Communications - Gold MTJ Associates - Silver Category 23 – Outstanding In-House Public Relations Team Information Commissioner's Office - Gold Manchester Airports Group - Silver Category 24 – Outstanding Public Relations Consultancy Koan PR - Gold Tangerine Public Relations - Silver
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