Technology
Brevia Technology provides public affairs and public relations support to a wide range of organisations operating in the technology sector. We have delivered support in the following areas: mobile and fixed telecoms, broadband, mobile handsets, software, firewalls, comparison sites, video games, big data, and IT healthcare applications. Our consultants are known for cutting through the complexity of regulations and delivering straightforward political and communications support to tech companies.
The UK has a strong technology sector and the Government is keen to build this capability in partnership with industry. Brevia helps clients work effectively with Government to secure the best outcomes. Our consultants are experienced at working with regulators including Ofcom, and the Competition & Markets Authority (CMA).
We draw on deep sector knowledge to help our clients map, navigate and shape complex regulatory environments. Brevia also works in partnership with companies to secure contracts in the public sector.
We have delivered results for clients across the sector from mobile and fixed telecoms, to video games and big data. Our experience has convinced us about the scale of the opportunity that exists in the UK for technology companies that engage strategically and professionally with Government.
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The 2025 local elections will be the most unpredictable ever
On 1 May 2025, elections will be held to elect councillors in 24 local authorities, and 6 mayors. With the collapse of the Conservatives and Labour in the polls and the rise of Reform, the Liberal Democrats and the Green Party, the electorate has never been more fragmented. As a result, the results of the 2025 Local Elections will be very difficult to predict.
What Is the Steel Industry (Special Measures) Bill and Why Was It Introduced?
In a rare Saturday sitting (only the sixth such occasion since the Second World War), Parliament was recalled from Easter recess to pass the Steel Industry (Special Measures) Bill.
Heathrow Power Outage: Key Takeaways from the Transport Committee’s Inquiry
On 21 March 2025, Heathrow Airport experienced a significant power outage due to a fire at the North Hyde transformer substation, leading to extensive disruptions. The House of Commons’ Transport Select Committee held an oral evidence session on 2 April 2025 to investigate the incident, assess the response, and discuss future preventive measures, hearing from senior figures at Heathrow Airport, the National Grid, SSEN, and the Heathrow Airline Operators Committee.
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A track record in delivering results
Brevia delivers tailored support to businesses operating in the technology sector. Our three-step process offers a straightforward approach to delivering crucial intelligence, strategic advice and stakeholder engagement.
