Keep calm and conference on: College Green Group’s guide to party conferences
With 176 days to go, an already-excited Christopher Herman previews the value in political party conferences.
Why should you be paying attention to the Liberal Democrats
Fresh from the party’s Spring Conference, Gabriella Franklin draws on the strengths and opportunities of the Liberal Democrats in 2026.
The conversation continued – exploring five more transition claims
Building on from last week’s blog, Gabriella Franklin explores land use, jobs, battery minerals and safety in the UK’s net-zero transition.
Kicking off your career in the heart of Westminster
College Green Group’s Operations Manager, Frances Ingram, talks about how an internship at College Green can kickstart your career in politics.
Let’s have a conversation about renewables, storage and the energy transition
In this blog, Gabriella Franklin debunks five common myths about renewables, storage and net zero.
Sixteen Saturdays to go: Why the 2026 local elections matter for industry
As the local elections begin to appear on the horizon, Christopher Herman looks at the possible scenarios to consider.
Is podcasting and AI the new leafleting and advertising?
From the Anti-Corn Law League to AI: how technology keeps reshaping political campaigning in Britain.
Tax over growth: a Budget for the Labour backbenchers
George Beard, College Green Group’s Head of Public Affairs, gives his reflections on the long-awaited Autumn Budget
COP30: A fragile consensus in a fractured geopolitical climate
COP30 in Belém, Brazil, marked 10 years since the Paris Agreement and took place at a time when the world’s collective climate ambition is under increasing scrutiny.
The Limits of Incoherent Disruption: What the Tommy Robinson March Tells Us About Protest Politics
The “Unite the Kingdom” rally shows how incoherent messaging and disordered protest can stoke division, not drive change.