Dominic Church, Author at wacomms

WA Communications recognised as one of the UK’s fastest growing communications firms

WA Communications has ranked 89th in PR Week’s Top 150 PR Consultancies 2018, and has been recognised as one of the UK’s fastest growing communication firms. Managing Director, Dominic Church, said: “We’d like to pay...Read more

WA Communications expands growing health practice with two new hires

WA Health, the specialist healthcare arm of WA Communications, has announced the appointment of two new team members to bolster its growing practice. The new hires come off the back of several high-profile clients wins...Read more

WA long read: What’s on the horizon for 2018

2017 was a political rollercoaster – a (surprise) snap general election, an even more surprising result, the formation of a Tory-DUP confidence and supply arrangement, the rise of Corbyn-mania, and sexual harassment scandals that shook...Read more

Brexit Briefing – September 2017

With Britain’s formal exit from the European Union in March 2019 looming just 18 months away, we take a look at progress and developments in the Brexit process over the past month. A Brexit vision...Read more

Brexit briefing 14th August

What has happened in the last month? The ‘divorce bill’ has been a key feature of discussions, with a figure being floated within the UK Government of £36bn according to The Times. Labour divisions over...Read more

WA Queen’s Speech analysis: A right royal mess?

The government’s legislative programme for the next two years was announced at the Queen’s Speech a short time ago. The unusually extended (two year) parliamentary session testifies to the size of the Brexit task, with...Read more

The new cabinet – WA wallchart

Theresa May’s new cabinet is perhaps not exactly what she was hoping it would be. Pre-election speculation had indicated that May was keen to make some significant changes – including perhaps changing her Chancellor. Now...Read more

General election results and initial implications

Calling a snap election three years ahead of schedule on a spurious rationale was always going to be a bold move, but Theresa May did not think it would be a huge gamble – or...Read more