Turbulent times for trade: what it means for the UK.
Join David Henig as he unpacks global trade shifts and reveals strategies for UK businesses facing protectionism. Watch his full interview and learn about the path to a successful EU-UK reset
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He who shouts loudest wins . . . or does he?
Explore how brands are navigating political pressures and staying true to their values. Learn about the Authenticity Advantage framework and its impact on brand reputation.
The Planning and Infrastructure Bill: Just one piece of the puzzle.
The Planning and Infrastructure Bill aims to boost economic growth through planning reforms, strategic planning, and clean energy initiatives, but faces delays due to amendments and local government re-organisation.
Where does your audience ‘show up’?
Knowing how and where people want to engage in the planning process is vital to success. Digital engagement is transforming the planning process for Britain’s built environment. Learn how to reach the right audience with the right message and boost support for development projects.
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Senedd 2026: A new voting system, more seats, and a multi-party government.
It’s just over a year until people in Wales will go to the polls to elect members to the Senedd. And what a crucial election it’s going to be. Current polling suggests Welsh Labour, Plaid Cymru, and Reform UK are all vying to become the largest party.
Our panel explored what the complicated new voting system means in terms of the way Senedd seats will be allocated, what the new Government might look like, and what it means for your organisation in terms of engaging with political parties and the policy making process in the run up to May 2026.
In this session, our panellists discussed:
- The new voting system, how it works and what it means for each of the political parties, as well as launching a new report on the changes.
- Why a more fractured politics in Wales means that the outcomes of elections in Wales over the last 25 years won’t be replicated next May.
- What this means for the formation of the next Welsh Government, and the possible outcomes.
- The launch of the new Cavendish Cymru seat projector, which will keep you up to date with how the various parties are faring in the twelve months ahead and help you gauge where you need to focus your engagement.
