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Phase 2 begins: A government rebuilt for delivery
At the start of last week, Sir Keir Starmer set about his plan to launch the new parliamentary term with a reset of his Number 10 operation. There...
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BlackRock’s challenge illustrate the ESG tight-rope corporates are having to walk
As the UK prepares for the second state visit of President Trump, fresh from the back of Nigel Farage’s less pomp-filled visit to the US, you could be...
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Reform UK party conference: Why our team will be there
As my colleague Phil Briscoe said in his blog this week , conference season is open and Reform UK kicks things off in Birmingham on Friday. The...
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Sorry, not sorry: Do AI apologies miss the mark?
Crisis communications has always been a balancing act – speed versus accuracy, clarity versus emotion. But in recent months, artificial intelligence...
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Solar car parks: The sleeping giant sitting on our doorstep
Article by Jenny Danson - CEO, Healthy Homes Hub Imagine unlocking clean energy, community income, and EV infrastructure without laying a single extra...
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Conference Season is Open: Political discussions devolve from the chambers in Westminster to conference cities across the country
Sitting squarely between the summer holiday season and the Christmas season is the lesser-known conference season! This Friday signals the start of...
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Musical chairs at Number 10
On the first day back from summer recess, Starmer has announced a shuffle of his staff at 10 Downing Street. The hope is that new recruits and new...
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Duolingo, JK Rowling, and the sentence that sparked a storm: Why reputation risk is everyone’s business
There’s a sentence in a German lesson that’s caused a reputational headache for Duolingo. It reads: “Yes, I like Harry Potter but the author is mean.”...
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