How to influence MPs in the education and skills sector?
01 July, 2022
Anne Nichols explores the key policy issues in education and how public affairs professionals can prepare for the changes ahead.
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Fixing the house of commons
24 June, 2022
James Boyd-Wallis explores what we learnt from a sit down with Dr Hannah White, the Institute for Government's Deputy Director, as we discussed her new book, Held in Contempt.
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10 REASONS TO SIGN UP TO THE UK LOBBYING REGISTER
15 June, 2022
Why should Public Affairs Professionals take the opportunity to sign up to the UK's only free and open for all lobbying register, showing their commitment to ethics, professionalism and transparency.
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The Government’s approach to foreign lobbyists suggests wider reform is needed
19 May, 2022
The Queen’s Speech included plans for a new National Security Bill to regulate foreign lobbying activity. CIPR Public Affairs Group Chair Max Sugarman asks whether the move makes the case for a more radical overhaul of lobbying rules…
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The impact of coronavirus on lobbying
17 June, 2020
There’s been an explosion in webinars during the pandemic, and the CIPR Public Affairs Group was not going to miss out. Our very first webinar took place in June (kicking off a series of webinars this summer) and was imaginatively about...
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A week certainly is a long time in politics
7 June, 2020
If a week is a long time in politics, as Harold Wilson once said, God only knows what he would have made of the past ten days. The political world is having to adjust quickly, in unprecedented circumstances. Prime Minister’s Questions is ...
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Public Affairs in the new normal
20 May, 2020
The coronavirus pandemic is affecting all professions across all sectors. For those working in public affairs, the post-COVID19 new normal will require a step change in how we think about, and plan for, the operation of government for ...
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