By Phoebe-Jane Boyd, Dahye Lee, and Ingrid Marin.  This week represented the midpoint of the General Election campaign and it was a pivotal moment for all parties to pitch to voters. Manifestos from the main ...

By Phoebe-Jane Boyd, Dahye Lee, and Ingrid Marin.  Representatives from seven parties took to the stage for Friday 7 June’s BBC Election Debate 2024. Following on from ITV’s broadcast of Sunak vs Starmer’s debate the ...

By Phoebe-Jane Boyd and Dahye Lee. The first television debate between party leaders took place on Tuesday 4 June, coming at the culmination of two weeks campaigning in which both Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir ...

With huge costs, mounting opposition and doubts over effectiveness, the Government’s Rwanda Bill is arguably the key underlying force behind the current lack of unity within the Conservative Party. It’s a situation some have labelled ...

Vuelio was proud to be a sponsor of last week’s Women in Trade Associations Powerlist reception, celebrating the accomplishments of women making a difference throughout the sector. Those acknowledged by the TAF, the Confederation of ...

It’s impossible to plan for every future crisis, but having a comms plan in place is a must-have for every organisation in the current climate. To help with this, we teamed up with Wadds Inc. ...

This is a post from Michael Kane, Henry Welch, and Helen Stott on the Vuelio Political team. Years before he became Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt advocated cutting corporation tax by nearly a third ...

Vuelio teamed up with the Trade Association Forum (TAF) for a Spring Budget Briefing at Space14 the day after Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s announcement to discuss its impact on businesses and also the next General Election. ...

Written and compiled by Phoebe-Jane Boyd, Dahye Lee, and Sal Morton.  With a potential UK General Election on the way, and the fortunes of the ruling party dwindling, yesterday’s Spring Budget from the Conservatives faced ...

Jeremy Hunt will deliver his Spring Budget on 6 March, which may be the last fiscal event announced before a General Election. With the Chancellor facing pressure to cut taxes to help improve the Government’s ...

Last Wednesday Connected Places Catapult hosted a bustling event in the House of Lords. The event, hosted by Lord Erroll, worked to launch the new report: ‘The Art of the Possible in Public Procurement’, developed ...

With a General Election at most 12 months away, and potentially as soon as May, any information about the composition of the next Parliament is essential for public affairs work and campaigning. This is why ...

This is a post from Michael Kane, Henry Welch, Helen Stott, and Alexandra Moran on the Vuelio Political team.  With seven by-elections, numerous Cabinet reshuffles, Nigel Farage in the jungle, the return of David Cameron ...

Being ethical, sustainable, and honest were key to keeping client, consumer, and community loyalty throughout 2023. What should your focus be for 2024 in PR and comms? Here are predictions from comms professionals for what ...

More than 25 years after the Kyoto Protocol and seven years after the Paris Agreement was signed, the effectiveness of international meetings on climate is still hotly debated. COP28 has been controversial from the outset ...

The morning following the Government’s Autumn Statement on 22 November, Vuelio and the Trade Association Forum came together to hold a breakfast briefing for a crowd of communications and public affairs professionals. The discussion was ...

On Wednesday 22 November, the Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt unveiled the Government’s Autumn Statement – just over a year after former Prime Minister, Liz Truss’ mini budget caused an economic rupture in the ...

On Monday 13 November, David Cameron was a surprising guest to Downing Street as the Westminster press bubble looked on in disbelief. His appointment as Foreign Secretary represented a return to the front line, seven ...

Tax cuts and fiscal headroom Jeremy Hunt has been facing renewed calls from Conservative colleagues to cut taxes after new figures from the Resolution Foundation revealed that Government revenues had increased by an estimated £15bn ...

Party conferences have often been an important tool for leaders to set the political agenda. Tony Blair’s establishment of the ‘New Labour’ moniker in 1994, his modification of clause 4 in 1995, Margaret Thatcher’s ‘this ...