Join us on Tuesday 14th January to explore the government’s plans for the 2025 Spending Review. Chaired by Marc Woolfson, our webinar will draw on the experience of WA’s senior advisors – Jennifer Gerber, who worked on Labour’s 2007 Comprehensive Spending Review as Special Adviser to the Chief Secretary to the Treasury; and Sir Philip Rutnam, former Permanent Secretary and senior Treasury Civil Servant – to explore the political strategy, policy thinking, and cross-government processes shaping the spending review. ✉️ RSVP at events.rsvp@wacomms.co.uk
WA Communications
Public Relations and Communications Services
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WA is a strategic communications consultancy helping organisations achieve policy and reputational outcomes.
About us
WA is a strategic communications consultancy helping organisations achieve policy and reputational outcomes. We’re integrated in approach, bringing together public affairs, corporate communications, digital, research and creative services. We bring about change for clients and communicate their impact in society – from strengthening involvement of patients in their treatment, to helping to secure free school meals funding, to promoting net-zero public transport.
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- Public Relations and Communications Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- London, London
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1991
- Specialties
- Strategic communications, Public Affairs, Corporate communications, Policy Risk Analysis, Healthcare communications, Digital policy analysis, Research and insight, Crisis communications, Corporate Reputation, Political Due Diligence, Investor Services, Lobbying, Reputation Management, Public Relations, Media Relations, Thought Leadership, Perceptions Auditing, Campaigns, and Strategy
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Updates
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WA’s new interactive ICB Spending Map provides a first-of-its-kind, in-depth analysis of all 42 ICBs published accounts – enabling local comparisons of financial performance, including total spend, as well as valuable analysis of category spend against the budget set and as a percentage of each ICB’s total budget. Explore it in full at https://lnkd.in/ecQ3kXsk #NHS #ICB #ICS
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We were joined by David Thorne, Transformation Director of Well Up North Primary Care Network, Michael Bell, Chair of South West London Integrated Care Board, and Ellen Rule, Deputy CEO of Gloucestershire ICB to explore how Labour’s priorities for the NHS are translating to on-the-ground action. Read our key insights from the session below 👇 https://lnkd.in/d7awzSF5
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From the rise of the weekend paper, to the power of data and investigative journalism, the continually shifting sands of social media, and the increasing debate over editorial influence – WA's Rachel Ford looks at the top media trends of 2024, and what these mean for businesses seeking to engage and influence in 2025. https://lnkd.in/eYBfGvZn
Broadsheets, Bluesky and buy-outs: How the communications landscape changed in 2024 - WA Communications
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We are delighted to welcome David Thorne to the WA Advisory Board. David brings invaluable insight and connections into the NHS of today and the future.
WA welcomes David Thorne as Senior Advisor - WA Communications
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We’re proud to deliver integrated campaigns that help organisations bring about change, and communicate their impact to society. Congraulations to the brilliant WA team on their PRCA Public Affairs Large Consultancy of the Year nomination! #PRCA #PublicAffairs
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WA's Donna Curran hosted Victoria Macdonald from Channel 4 News, GP, Author and Media Medic Dr Philippa Kaye and NHS England's Matt Inada-Kim to explore how we can use emotion to cut through to audiences and create impactful health campaigns. https://lnkd.in/e4WybGTb
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The recently released National Payments Vision policy paper marks a landmark move in setting out Labour's ambition for the payments sector. What key regulatory and policy changes are being proposed, what comes next and what does this mean for the sector? WA Senior Director Natasha Egan-Sjodin unpacks. https://lnkd.in/eFNmTsf8
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If you missed any of our top analysis, events or the latest WA news in November, catch up below: ⏳ Our timeline maps the key financial services consultations and upcoming changes that will shape 2025. https://lnkd.in/e4JYjBxp 🚆 We hosted the Chair of the Transport Select Committee Ruth Cadbury MP to explore her priorities for the Committee and broader outlook on the sector. https://lnkd.in/eg-Zmhic 👥 We explored the importance of social connection in healthcare campaigns. https://lnkd.in/eumMuWU6 📱 We unpacked the long-discussed and widely trailed National Payments Vision with The Financial Times' Akila Quinio, Innovate Finance’s Adam Jackson and Block's Iana Vidal. https://lnkd.in/eeV6vA29 👋 And we're hiring at multiple levels in our Health and Strategic Communications teams, looking for policy, corporate communications, and PR experts. https://lnkd.in/gdhQiSZ
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