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“DeHavilland has been a trusted partner of O2 for a number of years. They have a comprehensive understanding of our needs, so the information I receive from them is relevant, timely and adds value to our understanding of the political environment.”
O2 team
O2 team
“Renewable UK has worked with DeHavilland over a number of years. The service provides valuable support for our public affairs engagement, as well as comprehensive monitoring of all developments in Westminster.”
Renewable UK team
Renewable UK team
“The DeHavilland service is essential to my work. Without their timely and accurate intelligence, combined with one-to-one support from my Policy Executive, I wouldn’t be able to do what I do”.
Tony Bellis, Head of Government Affairs
Tony Bellis, Head of Government Affairs
“We moved our political monitoring to DeHavilland as we perceived you to be personal, and indeed you are.”
HSBC team
HSBC team
The Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPsych) is the professional medical body for psychiatrists whose goal is to provide a greater understanding of the interaction between mental and physical health and the social and cultural context in which people live.
The College assists with issues such as mental health, dementia, learning difficulties and addiction. DeHavilland provides political intelligence and monitoring that helps the College fulfil its vital role of representing the interests of psychiatry to key stakeholders such as the Government. DeHavilland spoke with Peter Hand, RCPsych’s Public Affairs Manager.
Human Rights Watch is an international NGO dedicated to defending and protecting global human rights.
Their team of four use DeHavilland’s service for its relevancy and speed of the political intelligence we provide.
Trainline is an international digital rail and coach technology platform headquartered in the United Kingdom. It sells train tickets and railcards as well as providing free access to live train times and station information through its website and mobile app.
The Government relations team at Trainline work alongside the commercial and retail divisions. DeHavilland and Trainline have worked together for many years, covering Government and legislative information and analysis for anything from finance to communications. Trainline use DeHavilland so they can both shape strategy and react to public policy development and events.
Post-Covid, Trainline are a key player in the push to get people back onto trains. Trainline want to work with the Government to make rail travel more financially accessible and sustainable, and to maximise the contribution of rail travel to the push for net zero.
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, founded in 1824, is the oldest and largest animal welfare organisation in the world, and one of the largest charities in the UK. Its patron is Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. It is funded primarily by voluntary donations and, aside from its role in animal welfare and British public life, works in outreach across Europe, Africa and Asia.
ScottishPower is one of the world’s largest integrated utility companies and a world leader in wind energy. ScottishPower is also the first integrated energy company in the UK to generate 100% green electricity. Their focus is on wind energy, smart grids and driving the change to a cleaner, electric future and they’re investing over £6m every working day to make this happen. They’re committed to speeding up the transition to cleaner electric transport, improving air quality and over time, driving down bills – to deliver a better future, quicker for everyone. ScottishPower’s business units operate across different regulatory frameworks, so there’s always potential for challenges. Net zero is a key strategic priority for ScottishPower, as it is for governments in the UK and internationally.
UK Power Networks owns and maintains electricity cables and lines across London, the south-east and east of England, making sure your lights stay on. It manages the local power lines that bring electricity from the national grid to homes and businesses, with 18 million people in its network areas.
UK Power Networks is a big business helping to tackle net zero, and with climate change at the forefront of the political agenda, the energy and environment policy information that comes out of Parliament needs to get to the UK Power Networks public affairs team sooner rather than later.
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