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Early Day Motions (EDMs) in the UK Parliament are essentially formal motions submitted by Members of Parliament (MPs) for debate. However, they are rarely debated…
As we all know TikTok had been predominantly used for entertainment and short-form content creation, rather than as a platform for serious public affairs or…
A Guide for Public Affairs Professionals As the political landscape continues to evolve in 2024, public affairs professionals find themselves facing new challenges and opportunities…
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Delegate Eligibility Policy Our training courses are designed to provide a highly specialized and confidential learning environment. To ensure the integrity of this environment, we…
AI can assist digital content creators in various ways, providing valuable tools and resources to streamline their creative process and enhance the quality of their…
Best Practices for Politicians, Public Affairs Professionals and Charity Campaigners They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but if you are able to…
Sir David Amess’ brutal murder was a shocking and appalling act of terror. As we learnt from the recent court trial of his now convicted…
Social media platforms currently wield immense influence over media discourse and communication channels. They shape how individuals of all demographics seek and exchange information on…
The impact of the pandemic has been likened to a tale of two cities for many small charities in the UK. On the one hand…
When it comes to dealing with a parliamentary crises the Second World War motto, Keep Calm and Carry On, designed to inspire the nation during…