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Multifaceted casework arises when a constituent’s enquiry involves several connected problems that need to be understood and addressed together. An enquiry may begin with housing,…
If the Green party leader wins the Holborn and St Pancras by-election on 8 October, the result will not overturn the government’s Commons majority. But…
The meeting of nationalist leaders from Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland was more than a symbolic display of unity. It offered a glimpse of a…
A new prime minister, a new chancellor and a defining test for organisations seeking to influence public policy. On Wednesday 28 October 2026, Chancellor John…
The Health Bill 2026–27, introduced by the Government as the NHS Modernisation Bill, is not simply another piece of health legislation. It provides the legal…
For years, technological change in public affairs has largely meant learning a new database, subscribing to a better political monitoring service or becoming more sophisticated…
Every cabinet reshuffle is presented as a moment of renewal. New ministers walk through Downing Street, broadcasters speculate about winners and losers, and political correspondents…
Parli-Training was delighted to deliver a tailored training day for Energy UK’s policy team at their offices in London. The day gave delegates a practical…
A swift transfer of power Andy Burnham is on course to become Britain’s next Prime Minister after securing overwhelming support from Labour MPs, in…
Why Andy Burnham’s Political Pitch Matters British politics often starts to shift before formal power changes hands. First, the language changes. Then old assumptions begin…