Love these PR surveys! Creating a new public holiday would turn the second-best St. George’s Day (that’s today) around from an event that has lost relevance, according to a survey of 7,000 users of social website MySpace. St George's Day needs a "radical refresh" - including workers being given the day off, Twitter addict Stephen Fry being made patron saint of England and the Sex Pistols song God Save The Queen made the English anthem, according to the new study.
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April 23, 2009
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