Leader in UK Public Affairs: Beth Armstrong, Partner, Charlesbye, “Control the controllables”
The combination of government, campaigns and consultancy gives Beth a broad view of Westminster
Fine words from Defra butters no parsnips
Gilbert Greenall | 1st February 2022 | Brussels, Comment, International, Lobbying, Policy & Think Tanks
Can new laws make farming pay? If not, our countryside faces the biggest threat for centuries
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Leader in UK Public Affairs: Vincent Fabri, Associate Director, Field Consulting, “I grew up in a very political family”
Fabri discusses his support for greater transparency and his belief that lobbying standards should apply beyond traditional public affairs agencies
What impact has Burnham had on the lobbying industry?
It is still early days for the new Prime Minister, but lobbying trackers have witnessed an increase in activity since his arrival in No. 10
Kaliningrad Is Where Putin Is Testing Europe’s Defences
Europe may already be entering a new phase of confrontation with Russia, one in which the distinction between peace and conflict becomes increasingly difficult to identify.
Don’t mention the B word: Andy Burnham brings Brexit back into national conversation
Andy Burnham has reignited debate over Brexit renegotiations following comments at the Labour Party conference on Tuesday and on the Today programme on Wednesday morning.
Britain’s growing role in Ukraine’s reconstruction: From wartime aid to business opportunities
As the UK commits further funding to Ukraine’s reconstruction, British companies are expanding their involvement in energy, finance and defence, creating new opportunities for long-term economic cooperation.
Anthropic and its deep-rooted lobbying ties to the UK government
The accusation that AI has the potential to ‘kill all humans’ in the next decade has sent shockwaves around the world, but what are the controversial AI companies’
Forty years after Big Bang, the City cannot write its own rules for growth
Greater deregulation for the financial sector in the City is not the way forward, writes Mick McAteer.
The Great British agricultural crisis: What does this mean for food, farmers, and national resilience?
This summer exposed the chain of vulnerabilities faced by the agricultural industry, Ella Beadman writes.
Jenrick is right to abolish the Tourism Tax to save the Great British staycation
The government's new 5% tourism tax and overnight levy is the last thing the UK's hospitality sector needs, says William Cash
