London attack: Six tweets that show how public sector comms stepped up

26th March 2017Dan Slee, co-founder of comms2point0 1 Comment

Following the attack on Westminster, the focus has rightly been on the bravery and sacrifice of the uniformed public services. But behind the scenes, the work of communications staff prevented the public's horror from turning into panic. Dan Slee of comms2point0 analyses the public sector comms response.

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London attack: Six tweets that show how public sector comms stepped up

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