Nationality Exposure.
As geopolitics increasingly shapes economic policy, organisations are facing a new source of risk: Nationality Exposure. Our research explores how perceptions of a company’s country of origin are influencing public attitudes, commercial behaviour and expectations around government contracts.
Download the report to discover what this means for your organisation.
The Authenticity Advantage.
Helping companies communicate with clarity and rebuild trust in a polarised world.
The dawn of the TikTokracy.
Our report explores TikTok’s evolution from a social platform into a major source of news and a hub for activism.
The rise of the Spinfluencers.
We’ve mapped over 200 of the UK’s most influential digital commentators.
2026: The Year of Reform in the West Midlands?
2026 polling remains strong for Reform, while the Greens are closing in on Labour and the Conservatives.
Going for Green? What Wales Really Thinks About Energy and Climate Change.
How strong is the public’s support for Wales’s energy transition?
The politicians, advisers and officials shaping UK energy policy.
The ministers, special advisers, officials and influencers steering decisions on energy security, affordability and the clean power transition.
Who’s who: The most influential UK journalists.
Navigate the UK’s regional media landscape with confidence.
Oxford to Cambridge Insight Report
Councillors’ perspectives on the Oxford to Cambridge growth corridor.
Capital gains: The aftermath & how to tackle no overall control councils.
The London elections reshaped how the capital is governed and the aftershocks of these seismic waves continue to ripple through No. 10.
Risk Radar: What’s keeping NI’s CEOs awake at night?
A new analysis of the risks shaping Northern Ireland’s business landscape.
Green Gains.
What the rise of eco-populism means for policy, politics, and corporate reputation.
Inside Northern Ireland’s Political System.
Your guide to the people, power structures, and political dynamics shaping Northern Ireland today.
Who’s Who: Beyond the Broadsheets.
The definitive guide to the journalists and trends driving UK business coverage.
CIO Engage.
New insights from 250 UK CIOs to inform PR and Comms Strategies.
Scotland’s Green Revolution.
Our polling gives a breakdown of how the Scottish public feel about the growth of renewable energy up and down the country.
London Planning Committee Report 2025
Planning in London is complex especially given recent changes to building regulations and the introduction of the Building Safety Regulator.
Going for Green: The future of Northern Ireland energy.
Do politicians and the public agree on Northern Ireland’s Net Zero prospects?
Like, Comment, Build.
How can development bring the public along with New Development and New Towns in a Digital-First Era?
Construction communications toolkit
Delivering effective and engaging communications for construction projects.
YIMBY or NIMBY?
Our report goes beyond the ‘NIMBY’ title, taking a detailed look at public views on infrastructure.
Culture Wars: The Health Report.
Polarised debates over values, identity, and ways of life are reshaping public opinion, consumer behaviour, and brand perception.
Inside Holyrood.
A guide to the people, power structures and relationships shaping policy and decision-making across the Scottish Government and Parliament.
Who’s Who in the West Midlands.
While Westminster focuses on the headlines, seven metropolitan councils of the West Midlands have a more complex political make up than ever before.
The New Cabinet: Sir Chris Bryant.
Burnham appoints Sir Chris Bryant as Northern Ireland Secretary. Here’s what you need to know.
Who’s Who: The names behind the news in Northern Ireland.
A new analysis of the people and platforms shaping Northern Ireland’s media landscape.
The journalists shaping the energy debate.
From in-depth trade publications to energy desks at national news outlets, our toolkit shines a light on newsmakers shaping the energy agenda.
Beyond ‘net stupid zero’: Reform and the energy debate.
How shifting political narratives are reshaping the energy debate.
A transformed Welsh political landscape.
What does Plaid Cymru’s first term in government mean for planning and energy in Wales?
Plaid Cymru in Government: The First 100 Days
The first 100 days offer the clearest indication yet of the new government’s priorities.