The predominant question in UK politics currently is “when will the next general election be?”. A general election must take place by 28 January 2025. So, with a year left, speculation abounds on when voters will be asked to go to the polls. The eventual timing will have important implications for public affairs campaigns and organisations should be prepared.
Date of the next UK general election? Read More »
With Labour looking closer to power than it has been since 2010, the Party was emboldened and Conference was busy. Below Brevia has summarised the key takeaways and policy developments from Labour Party Conference 2023.
Labour Party Conference 2023 – Summary Read More »
HM Treasury has now opened its representations portal for the Autumn Statement 2023. Autumn Statement 2023 representations are a valuable means of influencing government policy so organisations should make the most of this opportunity. With a general election expected next year, this is likely to be one of the last fiscal statements before an election is held.
Autumn Statement 2023 – Guidance for Submitting Representations Read More »
HM Treasury has now opened its submission portal for the Spring Budget 2023. Budget submissions are a valuable means of influencing government policy so organisations should make the most of this opportunity.
HM Treasury opens UK Budget Submission Portal Read More »
Labour Party politicians, delegates and activists headed to Liverpool for the Party’s annual conference. Below Brevia has summarised the key takeaways and policy developments.
Labour Party Conference 2022 – Summary Read More »
Last week, we learned the results of Labour’s 2020 National Executive Committee (NEC) elections. The contest has important implications for the Party, and indeed Keir Starmer, as the NEC oversees overall direction of the Party and its policy making processes.
What do the NEC results mean for Labour? Read More »
Some of the most dramatic effects of the Covid-19 outbreak and the response measures it demands have been on modes of transport. Airlines have been grounded, discretionary domestic travel is discouraged and the use of public transport is advised against.[1] Instead, the Government has promoted cycling and walking as a form of safe, socially distanced travel. With the consequences of the virus expected to persist for a ‘long period of time’[2] transport policy is shifting to keep people moving.
What Are The Implications Of Coronavirus for Transport Policy? Read More »
Following the Cabinet and ministerial reshuffle and the election of Select Committee chairs and their members, Brevia Consulting has compiled a list of the key political stakeholders in relation to transport policy.
Who Are The Key Political Players In Transport? Read More »
This week, the Government stepped in to save the regional airline, Flybe, from collapse. Having won a majority by gaining votes in nearly every region of the UK, the intervention symbolises Boris Johnson’s stated desire to ‘level up’ the country.
Political Signals From The Flybe Rescue Deal Read More »
Following defeat last week, Jeremy Corbyn announced he would not stand as Labour Party leader at the next general election. The Labour Party will have to elect another leader and the next contest will be the first to take place under new rules established in 2018.
Labour Party Leadership Election Explained Read More »
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