ConHome: The Conservatives want candidates who’ll get things done – not an army of angry activists Friday, 9 January, 2026 Just before Christmas Kemi Badenoch made a pointed observation: too many people now enter Parliament to act as activists and campaigners, not as legislators. It may be easy to miss the point, but it is an important one. Much of the public’s frustration with politics today comes from a sense that there is plenty of noise, but not enough problem-solving. Voters want representatives who can use the... Articles
Food Manufacture: Budget shows food and drink needs a new kind of political campaign to win the growth battle 2nd December 2025 The UK’s food and drink sector is sending a warning signal. It is not shouted, and it is not theatrical, but it is becoming harder to ignore. Confidence across... Articles
PRWeek: Chaotic Budget is a huge opportunity for public affairs 1st December 2025 The most revealing line about last week’s chaotic Budget came from Rachel Sylvester’s column in The Observer. A former Blair-era cabinet minister summed up the... Articles
Politics.co.uk: Starmer is governed by polls, not principles – voters can sense it 23rd October 2025 Politics once moved at the pace of persuasion. A leader would make a case, tour the country, take questions, debate opponents – and then wait weeks or months to... Articles
ConHome: Reform’s conservatism is a myth, and its promises made to be broken 22nd October 2025 Reform UK likes to present itself as the true guardian of right-of-centre politics: the party that believes in fiscal discipline, smaller government, and lower... Articles
PR Week: Diplomacy 101 - What Trump’s state visit can teach business about public affairs 19th September 2025 Donald Trump’s state visit to the UK was a masterclass in soft power. As the first US President ever to receive a second state visit here, every detail - from... Articles
The Groucho Tendency Podcast: What makes an effective MP? 30th June 2025 In this episode of The Groucho Tendency, host Mike Indian is joined by political consultant Mario Creatura and Labour in the City chair Tanisha Aggarwal to... Articles
The Groucho Tendency Podcast: Is the Political Professional Dead? 16th June 2025 On this episode of GnT, host Mike Indian is joined by former political advisers Christine Quigley and Mario Creatura to unpack the dramatic rise of Reform UK... Articles
PRWeek: How to engage Generation Playlist in public affairs 16th June 2025 For those under 30, a world without playlists is unimaginable. For those up to 40, it’s a quaint nostalgic memory. We listen to the music we want in the order... Articles
Influence Magazine: How PR can navigate a fragmented UK political landscape 30th May 2025 The erosion of the Labour-Conservative duopoly is already having a huge impact on those working in political advocacy, with public affairs professionals having... Articles
Conservatives force Digital ID U-turn 14th January 2026 After months of pressure Labour have yet again U-turned on another policy National News
Conservatives call for social media ban for under 16’s 12th January 2026 Children are spending more time online than ever before, often exposed to explicit content National News
Conservatives force vote on Keeping Jury Trials 8th January 2026 Last Night the Conservatives forced a vote on protecting jury trials. National News
Chagos Bill Defeated 6th January 2026 Labour’s disastrous Chagos Surrender Bill has been defeated in the House of Lords National News
Kemi's New Year Message 1st January 2026 This year, we will show that we are the only party with a backbone needed to build a stronger Britain National News
Labour U-turn on the Family Farm Tax 23rd December 2025 After 14 months of pressure Labour have partially U-turned on this cruel and unfair tax National News
