PRmoment has completed an analysis of the most high profile awards in PR, and put the results into two leagues. This PR League shows the most rewarded in-house PR departments in the UK and the other depicts the most rewarded PR agencies in the UK.

From 2010 to 2014 we have included the scores, the winners and the shortlists for the following awards:

The PRWeek Awards, The CIPR Excellence Awards, The PRCA Awards, The PRmoment Awards. We have also included The Corp Comms Awards shortlist and winners up to 2013. Up until 2013 we included the The CIPR Pride Awards winners and shortlists but to be honest, in the interests of time - we had to cut them out this year. (Nothing personal PRide!)

Current Position	Previous Position	In-House Team	Score
1	1	O2/Telefonica UK	823
2	3	Santander UK PLC	585
3	2	Cancer Research UK	545
4	10	Westminster City Council	471
5	4	Royal Mail Group Communications	431
6	7	Action for Children	394
7	5	British Heart Foundation	384
8	6	EDF Energy PLC	382
9	11	Transport for London	364
10	17	McDonald's UK	361
11	8	Southern Water	359
12	9	St John Ambulance	335
13	12	Stockport Council	297
14	14	Macmillan Cancer Support	283
15	15	Derbyshire County Council	264
16	16	National Trust	260
17	18	Aviva	260
18	31	Nationwide Building Society	259
19	21	The Royal British Legion	257
20	19	John Lewis Partnership	245
21	33	Financial Times	245
22	13	Telefonica UK	240
23	34	NHS Blood and Transplant	238
24	23	Shelter	237
25	22	British Library	219
26	24	NHS Leicester City	210
27	27	British Airways	208
28	25	NHS North West	206
29	44	Direct Line	193
30	26	Azzurri Communications	192
31	20	Channel 4	190
32	28	Orange	185
33	29	Historic Royal Palaces	180
34	30	RAF Benevolent Fund	180
35	32	The Co-operative Insurance Press Office	178
36	50	Debenhams	171
37	45	Anchor	166
38	57	EE	166
39	35	BAA	165
40	36	Essex County Council	160

What does the In-house PR League show us?

Are we saying that this is a definitive analysis of the best in-house PR teams in the UK? No, to be honest. But it’s an interesting analysis of which teams are doing well.

Needless to say, the table is biased towards the in-house teams that enter awards. As the old adage goes – if you don’t buy a ticket, you can’t win the raffle!

The table below has now been updated to include the results from the 2014 versions of the PRWeek Awards Shortlist and Winners, The PRCA Shortlist, The CIPR Excellence Awards, Shortlist and Winners, The Corp Comms Awards Shortlist and The PRmoment's Awards 2013 (Shortlist and winners).

Please note that the list below is in the order of most number of points awarded. i.e. We have awarded the most points for a PRWeek Award. More points have been awarded for a win than a shortlist. 

If you want to share the news on your website, we have logos available below for Gold, Silver and Bronze.