The Stress Test executive boards should not ignore
The companies that will emerge with their reputation intact will be those that treat brand coherence as a governance discipline.
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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Leader in UK Public Affairs: Jessica Lennard, Chief Strategy Officer, Competition and Markets Authority – “I’m an obsessive starter finisher”
After leaving Linklaters, Jessica joined the Conservative Party’s Shadow Energy and Climate Change team in 2008 just as energy security and climate policy were rising rapidly up the
Time to pay-up: why the government is right to crack-down on late payments by large companies
New legislation in the King's Speech to clamp down on large companies paying small suppliers late is long overdue, says Sarah Stone
Are Labour eyeing a return to the EU? Mace investigates the key players involved
Recent comments by the former health secretary have plunged Brexit back into national conversation, but what does Labour actually think?
The hidden cost of doing business in the UK, and why this needs to change
The status of the UK as a leading destination for business is under threat, warns CEO Clive Wratten.
The Renters’ Right Act will bury the UK housing market, says leading UK developer Kamal Pankhania
With the UK housing market already under economic pressure, this is not the right time to introduce new rental reforms that will damage investor confidence, says Kamal Pankhania,
Reflections on starting up a new centre-right think tank by Jonathan Brown
Jonathan Brown, CEO of Centre for a Better Britain, explains why Westminster needed a new think tank for a new political era
Inside the Red Queen’s campaign war chest
Now Angela Rayner has been cleared by HMRC, will she stand to be the next Prime Minister? Lucy Carrier-Pilkington reveals has the financial and political backing in place.
Governments are rich in intelligence but not capability
Our governments are simply not designed for the challenges we face in the modern day, warns Professor Nada Kakabadse.
Westminster Street Fight for the Labour crown
With Wes Streeting resigning and Angela Rayner now cleared by HMRC, all eyes are on Westminster's Game of Thrones-style battle for the Labour crown
