Feb 14, 2020 | Blog, Public Affairs, Uncategorized
By Lacey Waters, Associate Considering a mini reshuffle was conducted just under two months ago (yes, it does seem longer) we all knew a post-Brexit one would be somewhat more substantial. Just, perhaps, not as substantial as it panned out. It all started out...
Jan 31, 2020 | Blog, Public Affairs
By Kevin Davis, Managing Partner, Local Government Fleas are damned annoying. They jump like hell, itch like hell and, at the extreme, munch away at human flesh like hell. It seems odd but fleas were involved in the very first erotic writing when used in poem by the...
Jan 30, 2020 | Blog, Corporate Communications
By Martha Kool, Senior Associate If you’ve been living on Earth the past few years, and paying any attention at all, you’ve probably heard of a little problem called climate change. The concept is nothing new, but the conversation around it and mass awareness has...
Jan 29, 2020 | Blog, Public Affairs, Uncategorized
By Nudge Factory Team In our first Nudge Factory quiz of the year, we test your knowledge of Select Committees, The Grammys, Oscar royalty, and even what is potentially the most talked about 50p since The Queen’s Nose (gone but never forgotten). ...
Jan 22, 2020 | Blog, Public Affairs, Uncategorized
By Victoria Adams, Public Affairs Director Now that the dust has settled after the general election, and we are nearing 31st January, policy influencers and makers alike are keeping their eyes on the Prime Minister’s post-Brexit domestic agenda. If Boris...
Jan 15, 2020 | Blog, Public Affairs, Uncategorized
By Thaina Sa’id, Associate The Labour Party deputy leadership contest undergoes the same process as the leadership election; some may say that this is quite convoluted, but it can be argued that such a democratic process ensures the legitimacy of the individuals...
Jan 8, 2020 | Blog, Public Affairs, Uncategorized
By Lacey Waters, Associate Less than a month after Labour’s most disastrous General Election defeat since 1935 and we already have a departure date for their outgoing leader and six (so far) candidates vying to take Jeremy Corbyn’s place. But who are the six and what...
Dec 18, 2019 | Blog, Public Affairs, Uncategorized
By Thaina Sa’id, Associate They called this the Brexit election, with many questioning how Johnson planned to “get it done” so quickly and why Corbyn was so insistent upon sitting on the fence? Ordinarily, I would have thought that bread and butter issues such as...
Dec 13, 2019 | Blog, Public Affairs
By Martha Kool, Senior Associate In case you hadn’t noticed, the Conservatives have won the general election today. While this could have been predicted, the majority they have achieved has been a huge surprise. Jeremy Corbyn has confirmed he will stand down as Leader...
