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13Apr
The Cameron affair – a lesson in how not to do lobbying
From networking events to down the pub, when someone asks what you do for a living and you say you…
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01Feb
Why is Keir Starmer Experiencing Labour Pains?
Keir Starmer’s election as Labour leader was for many in the Party and elsewhere a moment of relief. After years…
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08Sep
What is the ‘New Normal’ in Parliament?
With the Prime Minister urging us all to go back to the office, including civil servants, how is that…
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30Apr
Lobbying In A Virtual World
Productivity amongst MPs is probably the highest it has ever been. They are, mostly, at home in front of their…
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10Jan
What Difference Will Having More Conservative MPs From The North Make
Across the North East, the North West and Yorkshire and the Humber there are now 68 Conservative MPs compared to…
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07Nov
Will the election be won and lost in Yorkshire?
Kate Proctor of The Guardian says the general election on 12th December will be one of the most unpredictable in decades. Whilst…
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11Sep
Where does housing fit in Johnson’s Government?
Recent polling from Ipsos Mori has found that a majority of the British public believes that the issue of…
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20Feb
Yorkshire Devolution: What Would It Look Like Politically?
Looking across at the North West, devolution is clearly beginning to make a difference. Since their elections in 2016, Steve…
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23Oct
The Five Biggest Mistakes Made When Approaching MPs
Businesses, organisations and contacts getting in touch with Members of Parliament are doing so to achieve something, whether it is…
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17Aug
Where have all the MPs gone?
As we move into the middle of August, parliamentary recess is well under way and it’s unsurprising that MPs have…
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