Culture Wars: The Health Report.
Culture wars are no longer background noise, they’re reshaping how health brands are seen, trusted, and targeted.
Introducing GEO Analyser.
AI search is rewriting the rules of brand visibility. With 70% of users trusting generative results, our GEO Analyser helps brands understand where they’re being cited, how they’re positioned, and what content drives influence.
Meet Emma, one of Management Today’s winners.
Emma joined Cavendish in 2021 as a Senior Designer and is now our Art Director, recently named one of Management Today’s 35 Women Under 35. Driven by a passion to support future creatives, we caught up with her to learn more about her journey.
Redrawing the local government map.
As England’s local government map is redrawn, six regions have submitted devolution proposals, each outlining new authority and mayoral models shaped by local priorities.
DCO timescales under Labour change.
Labour’s early decisions on DCOs show signs of progress, with average timescales improving by three months compared to the previous Government. But with half of all applications still missing deadlines, and major reforms on the horizon, the system remains in flux for promoters.
What Wales really thinks about energy: polling insights.
What do voters in Wales really think about windfarms, solar panels and pylons?
We’ve asked the public directly, and now we’re sharing the results.
Watch our LinkedIn Live as we reveal exclusive polling data on Welsh attitudes towards the energy developments shaping the nation. From climate change to infrastructure, this deep dive uncovers whether public opinion aligns with the policies and priorities of the political parties ahead of the crucial Senedd Elections.
Are politicians truly listening to the full spectrum of voices, or are they out of step with what the public want? We reveal the factors that influence support for energy projects and grid upgrades across the nation.
Expect expert analysis, political insight, and a lively discussion on what the Welsh public wants for the future of energy from:
– Cathy Owens, Director, Cavendish Cymru
– Richard Little, PNZC Director, RWE
– Aled Rowlands, Head of Engagement, NESO
– Jessica Hoper, Director Cymru, RenewableUK
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