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New Energy Consumers Minister Polly Billington has moved from scrutinising the UK’s energy system to helping reform it. Following Labour Party Conference, Policy Analyst Jessica Hazel looks at her priorities for energy bills, Ofgem, the retail market and giving consumers a greater role in the energy transition.
DeHavilland’s Edward Siddle explores how the Liberal Democrats came alive at their party conference, in a way rarely seen by the public.
As 2026 conference season kicks off with Reform Conference, Senior Policy Analyst Joe Gellman highlights what to look out for at each of the five major Westminster conferences.
In this blog, Junior Policy Analyst Alex Macpherson discusses changes to lobbying rules and parliamentary staff details being removed from the public register. She explains the debate around both issues and the impact they will have on public affairs.
In a new series, we explore ministerial appointments in the new Burnham Government that may have flown under the radar but could have an outsized impact on the direction of the Government.
In a new series, we explore ministerial appointments in the new Burnham Government that may have flown under the radar but could have an outsized impact on the direction of the Government.
Policy Analyst Joe Gellman explores the legislation that progressed through Parliament this week, which outgoing Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer will frame as his legacy.
Policy Analyst Joe Gellman highlights the key committee sessions that happened in Parliament this week, with several Secretaries of State outlining the current work of their departments.
Policy Analyst Joe Gellman highlights the new legislation this week as well as substantive policy debates that might have gone under the radar with attention focussed on Andy Burnham’s devolution speech and defence spending.
Policy Analyst Louis Munro assesses Plaid Cymru’s progress halfway through its first 100 days in Government, examining which manifesto commitments are already underway, where delivery is still taking shape, and the key political and policy debates likely to define the weeks ahead.
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