Blogs

Drones over destroyers: What does Burnham’s Britain mean for defence?

As we edge closer to a new occupant at No 10, our Senior Account Manager, Pierre Shepherd, takes a closer look at the DIP and explores how devolution, social value and ongoing fiscal constraints are likely to shape what comes next.

The EU and the UK… ten years on

Ten years on from the Brexit referendum, Katharine Quigg explores where EU relations sit in party policies now and what our future could look like concerning the EU.

All hail the returning hero? How industry should prepare for Burnham’s march to Downing Street

Following Andy Burnham’s historic by-election victory, all eyes are on how industry can engage with his prospective administration.

Influencing the unpredictable: the role backbench MPs play in delivering policy

As Westminster grows more fragmented, the power to shape policy is shifting away from ministers alone. Increasingly, it is backbench MPs and the coalitions they build that determine whether policy succeeds or fails.

Trains, brains and policy gains: reflections on this year’s UKREiiF

Our Senior Account Manager, Christopher Herman, shares his thoughts and take-aways from a busy week in Leeds for UKREiiF. Setting out what industry needs to do to succeed in a complicated political and regulatory environment.

Governing through crisis: what the King’s Speech means for you

Happening just a stone’s throw from College Green HQ, many watching the King’s Speech will be asking themselves how the government’s legislative programme fits alongside the political crisis currently engulfing No.10.