Wes Streeting could be Britain’s next PM — here are the lobby groups who come with him
Calls for Keir Starmer to quit are getting louder, Lucy Carrier-Pilkington examines what new leadership could mean for the lobbying industry.
MP’s surgeries get an upgrade
Josh Dell | 26th November 2020 | Comment, Magazine, Policy & Think Tanks, Politics
Virtual MP's surgeries are less strenuous and less time-consuming than their face-to-face equivalents. Josh Dell hails the benefits of their digitisation
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Why data reform is a vital asset to businesses and national services
As marketing automation becomes more sophisticated marketers must own that responsibility, says Chris Combemale.
Starmer faces his day of reckoning
Starmer's future hangs in the balance as Labour prepares for a potential leadership contest.
The Death of Public Trust in Westminster
The survival of our nation depends upon rebuilding trust in government between ministers and officials, says Sir Bernard Jenkin MP
The Civil Service flexi-time scandal proves work-from-home culture has gone too far
New exposé reveals civil servants have been exploiting flexible working policies at the expense of the tax payer.
Scrapping carbon pricing would be a costly hit to British exporters and consumers
A new report reveals that axing carbon pricing would be a self destructive step for the UK economy.
Emily Cheyne-Guess, Director of Public Affairs, Communication and Engagement, Essex County Fire and Rescue Service
“AI can’t read the room (!)… influence still depends on relationships, trust and understanding how decisions are made.”
Crowdfunder sees surge in grassroots political fundraising ahead of May 7th
Crowdfunding is up 236% compared to equivalent pre-election period in 2022 with support being driven by lower-income communities.
May 7th will be Judgement Day for Labour
With a new five party electoral choice on May 7th, Labour has not adapted its local campaigning strategy effectively.
Robert Jenrick joins UK tourism trade bodies in hitting out at Holiday Tax
Robert Jenrick, Reform's Shadow Chancellor, used the Bank Holiday to make clear that his party would not be introducing a tourism tax.
