Theresa May’s deal with the DUP – which pledges an extra £1 billion of funding to Northern Ireland – has dominated headlines today. As May recovers from an election with has left many in her party against ...

Another general election has passed, and to celebrate the blood, sweat and tears that the communications industry has put into the campaign period, Vuelio teamed up with the PRCA and POLITICO to host what was the ...

Are you still trying to work out what happened last week? Why not get key takeaways of the General Election results broken down by region, vote turnout and constituency highs and lows. Our expert analysis will ...

The internet has no chill! Last night, as the results came in for the general election, Twitter was flooded with hilarious memes and gags that mocked Theresa May and the announcement that there will be a ...

So, on the 8th of June, there’ll be some brand new faces sitting in Westminster. Knowing who they are, their political interests and, most importantly, the best way to engage with them is crucial to ...

Sadly, our election briefing again starts with news that campaigning was suspended owing to a terrorist attack. This suspension was relatively brief: perhaps due to the proximity to polling day, perhaps due to the sense ...

Last week, Jeremy Corbyn and Theresa May were questioned by veteran broadcaster Jeremy Paxman, in what can be described as the most important job interview in the country. The interviews were conducted as a way ...

On 8th June, Shepherd’s of Westminster will open its doors for a general election party like no other. We know that a snap election is something of a tumultuous time if you work in communications and ...

Despite the election campaign being suspended for a few days as a mark of respect to the victims of the attack in Manchester, it’s been an eventful week on the election campaign trail. With UKIP’s ...

We’ve updated our Manifesto Infographic with the key policies from UKIP’s manifesto launch yesterday. How do they stack up against the other major parties’?  

This week saw the three main UK-wide parties launch their manifestos, and the first votes being cast, as postal voters receive their ballot papers. It’s also seen a surprising turn around in the opinion polling, ...

With the Conservative manifesto launch taking place yesterday, we now have manifestos from all three main political parties. But how have they been received on social media? In a policy shift which pundits have taken to ...

It’s always the case with election campaigns that the parties’ plans will be disrupted by events outside of their control. This weekend, for example, the opposition parties have been using the cyber-attack which affected the ...

The overnight leaking of the Labour manifesto has created fresh divisions within the party and delighted aspects of the press, which are calling it the ‘second longest suicide note in history’ (after Michael Foot’s disastrous ...

Former political aides to Labour and Conservative ministers have been given jobs at Facebook in a bid to increase its impact as a political tool in the build up to the general election. This has ...

With only five weeks to go until the general election, strategists (and agencies) have been scrambling to put together campaigns that will have an impact in such a short space of time. Who are the ...

There once was a time when elections were all about manifestos. They provide an opportunity for political parties to bring together their brightest and best, and articulate why they are fit to govern. Sometimes it ...

George Osborne’s appointment as editor of the Evening Standard showed just how easy it is for the worlds of politics and the media to collide. That’s why we’ve integrated our media and political contacts on one ...

If you want to ensure your organisation influences the political agenda, a public affairs strategy will be crucial to your wider stakeholder engagement. And if you’re struggling to identify who to engage with and how, ...

The Daily Mail’s ‘legs-it’ front page has amassed over 300 complaints ‘’and counting’’, the Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso) has confirmed. The focus on Theresa May and Nicola Sturgeon’s legs during a meeting to discuss ...