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Stuart Crawford Associates
is an independent, bespoke consultancy specialising in Scottish
public affairs, security issues, and media communications. Founded
in 1999 at the restoration of the Scottish Parliament, it has built
up an impressive record of achievement with clients drawn from the
private, public, and voluntary sectors. Main areas of political
experience and expertise include the health, electronics, sports,
licensed trade, planning and development, defence and security,
training and leadership, independent schools, and heritage tourism
sectors.
Stuart Crawford Associates blends its unique political expertise
with in-depth knowledge of the Scottish media to focus clients concerns
and interests in coherent, comprehensive and cost effective programmes
and campaigns which fully engage with the political decision making
process both in Scotland and, in conjunction with a network of linked
consultancies, farther afield.
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Latest News
Stuart
Crawford Associates is pleased to announce that Alasdair Rankin
has joined as an Associate. Alasdair has previously worked in Whitehall,
the Scottish Parliament, and latterly as a freelance public affairs
consultant.
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Stuart contributes regularly to the Caledonian
Mercury, Scotland's digital only newspaper. You can read his articles
here>>Caledonian
Mercury
Stuart Crawford Associates Appointed by The
British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP)
BACP is the largest professional membership association within the counselling and psychotherapy sector in the UK.
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Stuart Crawford Associates Appointed by NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde
Stuart Crawford Associates is pleased to announce that it has been appointed by NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde to deliver a series of lectures and seminars on Scottish politics.
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Stuart Crawford Associates Advises Edinburgh Bar Association
Stuart Crawford Associates has been engaged by the Edinburgh Bar Association (EBA) to help with the Association’s political communications programme as it responds to the Scottish Government’s proposals to reform criminal legal aid.
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