News & views
Filter results
27 Sep 2022
DRD hosts roundtable on science and innovation
DRD Partnership was pleased to host Labour MP, Chi Onwurah, Shadow Minister for Science, Research & ...
READ MORE11 Aug 2022
Michael Rose joins DRD
DRD Partnership is delighted to welcome Michael Rose as a Senior Associate, joining our growing Liti...
READ MORE4 Aug 2022
Fighting Europe’s competition powerplay
How can corporates push back against recent moves by the European competition authorities to extend ...
READ MORE28 Jul 2022
Dismay at Europe’s anti-trust land-grab
The European Commission has had its powers to muscle in on mergers confirmed, to widespread wailing ...
READ MORE25 Jul 2022
Conservative Leadership Election 2022
New report highlights the differences between the candidates for Leader of the Conservative Party....
READ MORE15 Jul 2022
ESG & Litigation: Where will greenwashing go now?
In this article, DRD Partner, Lawrence Dore, discusses the ways in which ESG might develop in an atm...
READ MORE4 Jul 2022
Prising Open the Black Box
Six months since its inception, today DRD Partnership publishes its analysis of how the National Sec...
READ MORE20 Jun 2022
The House Always Wins
The Private Members’ Bills for the 2022-23 Parliamentary session have now been tabled. DRD Senior ...
READ MORE7 Jun 2022
Policy continues despite politics
Detailed policy with real regulatory impact will continue to progress without regard for political d...
READ MORE1 Jun 2022
The Procurement Bill: UK SMEs free from red tape?
DRD Partnership has published a report on the Procurement Bill. DRD Analyst Natasha Kennedy looks at...
READ MORE27 May 2022
Up next on Channel 4 – the Media Bill
Announced in this year’s Queen’s Speech, the Media Bill legislates for Culture Secretary, Nadine...
READ MORE12 May 2022
A super-sized Queen’s Speech
On the 10th May, Prince Charles announced a super-sized 'Queen's' Speech containing 38 Bills. In thi...
READ MORE4 May 2022
The national impact of the local elections
DRD Partnership’s Rhys Barnes takes a look at the local elections and what the results might mean ...
READ MORE22 Apr 2022
Ukraine and its impact on anti-trust policy
As the war in Ukraine rages on, and continues to present new dangers for global resources and supply...
READ MORE14 Apr 2022
Bills face squeeze as Johnson seeks reboot
DRD Partnership has published an exclusive briefing note on the key Bills expected to be in the Quee...
READ MORE11 Apr 2022
Remembering Jeremy Oppenheim – Senior Advisor
Jeremy joined DRD Partnership in 2017 as a Senior Advisor after a varied career. We are proud of the...
READ MORE8 Apr 2022
Take back (subsidy) control?: State aid after Brexit
As the Government prepares to carry the Subsidy Control Bill over to the next session of Parliament,...
READ MORE6 Apr 2022
Teach First Leadership Conference
DRD was delighted to attend the Teach First Leadership Conference with Mishcon de Reya, where togeth...
READ MORE28 Mar 2022
Do anti-trust rules prevent firms cutting carbon?
Driven by the need to reduce their carbon impact, and the rise of ESG metrics in their reporting, bu...
READ MORE24 Mar 2022
Online safety law set to bind Big Tech
What is the Online Safety Bill and how will it change the future of tech regulation? In this blog, ...
READ MORE21 Mar 2022
Squeeze means no spring in Sunak’s step
With political and economic constraints closing in, DRD looks at how potential announcements in the ...
READ MORE16 Mar 2022
Top judge warns over ‘PRing’ rulings
Jon McLeod and Yasmin Abubeker report on a case with clear implications for lawyers and PR professio...
READ MORE7 Mar 2022
The Online Safety Bill
Preventing early exposure to harmful materials and abuse in the age of Everyone’s Invited....
READ MORE1 Mar 2022
Claire Harris joins DRD
DRD is delighted to welcome Claire Harris as a Senior Adviser. Claire is a Competition expert and so...
READ MORE22 Feb 2022
Open for Business? The case for the defence…
The Government’s 2021 Defence and Security Industrial Strategy looks to position the defence secto...
READ MORE17 Feb 2022
Clouds on the horizon
The cloud computing industry is under increasing scrutiny from anti-trust regulators. Recent investi...
READ MORE9 Feb 2022
Drums from the hills
The UK’s competition watchdog, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), began a market study i...
READ MORE4 Feb 2022
Getting Down to Levelling Up
At last, the Government have delivered the Levelling Up White Paper – 400 pages of plans and promi...
READ MORE20 Jan 2022
CMA airs the fashion industry’s dirty laundry
2022 has started with the fashion industry’s dirty laundry being aired, after the CMA announced a ...
READ MORE14 Jan 2022
Appointed Representatives face rules squeeze
An established feature of the UK financial services sector faces important reforms, say Jon McLeod a...
READ MORE4 Jan 2022
The National Security and Investment Act
The New Year heralds the Business Secretary’s unprecedented new powers over corporate deal-making....
READ MORE17 Dec 2021
Gove will tear us apart, again
With Parliament entering recess yesterday, DRD Partner Jon McLeod looks to the year ahead and asks -...
READ MORE3 Dec 2021
Levelling Up – a title without a policy (yet)?
Clemency Huggins and Ed Bowie take a look at how the Government and Opposition are approaching Level...
READ MORE2 Dec 2021
Online Sales Tax Report
New report highlights the ‘devil in the detail’ of the proposed Online Sales Tax....
READ MORE19 Nov 2021
Terrorism: Moving Past The Blast
Harry Barber takes a look at the steps which the U.K. government can take following the explosion at...
READ MORE5 Nov 2021
A Fair COP?
Pete Bowyer takes a look at the chances of success of COP26 ...
READ MORE22 Oct 2021
To tax or not to tax?
Autumn budget and spending review 2021...
READ MORE19 Oct 2021
Digital Markets Unit: UK tech uncertainty
DRD Associate, Edward Bowie, reviews where the new Digital Markets Unit fits into the wider regulato...
READ MORE14 Oct 2021
CITMA: Reputation, resolution and revolution
Claire Davidson hosted: “Managing reputations in the world of IP – why it matters”....
READ MORE12 Oct 2021
BRLA, Dentons & DRD: Reputation on trial
DRD co-organised a seminar with international law firm, Dentons, and the BRLA. ...
READ MORE4 Oct 2021
Subsidy Control Bill Impacts Devolved Nations
The post-Brexit framework for the UK’s State Aid regime has serious implications for the devolved ...
READ MORE1 Oct 2021
How will Boris lead in these difficult times?
After last week’s preview of the Labour Party Conference, DRD takes a look at what might be in sto...
READ MORE24 Sep 2021
Labour still struggling with key messages
DRD Partner, Jon Mcleod assesses Labour's problem with distinguishing between words and effectively ...
READ MORE3 Sep 2021
The Afghan Crisis and Domestic Politics
DRD looks at how the fortunes of the Tories have changed over the Summer and considers how the Afgha...
READ MORE24 Aug 2021
Subsidy Control Bill Published
The Government has published its Subsidy Control Bill, outlining the UK’s new State Aid regime. DR...
READ MORE23 Jul 2021
Parliament’s End of Term Report
DRD assesses the state of play as Parliament goes into recess & explains how, after years of disrupt...
READ MORE16 Jul 2021
Divided Unite
DRD takes an in-depth look at this year’s forgotten, but critical, election for the new General Se...
READ MORE14 Jul 2021
Podcast: Education in a Digital Age
In this podcast DRD Partner Kate Miller and Robert Lewis, Head of the Education Group at Mishcon d...
READ MORE7 Jul 2021
Global Britain: Notes from G7
DRD Partnership's Tamlin Vickers and Anna Bailey reflect on the lessons and key takeaways from the r...
READ MORE7 Jul 2021
ESG & litigation: a rising reputational risk
The fast-growing rise of ESG has led to an increase in corporate litigation risk. DRD explores the i...
READ MORE6 Jul 2021
Lessons from Everyone’s Invited
We advise a number of schools and institutions. Here we look at some of the communications learnings...
READ MORE2 Jul 2021
Taking stock of the EU’s Covid recovery fund
Tamlin Vickers looks at the EU Covid Recovery Fund as they try to rebuild some of the credibility lo...
READ MORE25 Jun 2021
Brexit 5 years on…
Five years after the British public voted to leave the EU, Pete Bowyer explores how Brexit has chang...
READ MORE24 Jun 2021
Chambers & Partners Rankings Published
DRD Partnership has been ranked leading firm in both Litigation Support and Crisis by Chambers and P...
READ MORE23 Jun 2021
Communications in collective actions
We look at the implications of recent and potential developments in class actions from the communica...
READ MORE11 Jun 2021
ESG beyond G7
As world leaders from the G7 meet in Cornwall, UK over this weekend, Anna Bailey looks at what’s i...
READ MORE10 Jun 2021
Scandal at the Post Office
DRD Partnership was invited to attend a discussion and analysis on the Post Office Horizon scandal, ...
READ MORE20 May 2021
Levelling-Up & Post-pandemic priorities
Ed Bowie explores what the Government needs to do to deliver results for local communities and how L...
READ MORE7 May 2021
Time for Labour to get on the front foot
Ahead of the Queen’s speech next week, and in the aftermath of “Super Thursday”, Jon McLeod, j...
READ MORE23 Apr 2021
Local Elections 2021
As the 2021 local elections draw closer, Sam takes a look at what they might have in store for the m...
READ MORE20 Apr 2021
Competition Law & The European Super League
The proposal of a new European Super League - DRD Partners consider whether competition law may be u...
READ MORE26 Mar 2021
Vaccines: a European perspective
Tensions over vaccines, specifically AstraZeneca, in Europe remains high but is it really all politi...
READ MORE12 Mar 2021
Is it all doom & gloom for Sir Keir Starmer?
Local elections are coming up. They will be a testbed of national sentiment for all politicians, but...
READ MORE26 Feb 2021
The secret to a great economy? Timing.
Toby Chapman takes a look at what might be in store in the upcoming Budget, the challenges for Rishi...
READ MORE19 Feb 2021
Retail’s 3 R’s: Reopening, Recovery, Resilience
Ahead of the Prime Minister ’s announcement, CEO of AIR, Paul Barnes shares his insight about the ...
READ MORE18 Feb 2021
Stick to the facts
Read how to navigate this year's challenges , including regulatory pressures, Brexit and Covid from ...
READ MORE18 Feb 2021
Questions for Ambassador Stefano Cacciaguerra Ranghieri
In a world in ‘lockdown’, and with diplomacy rocked to the core, what role now for government di...
READ MORE18 Feb 2021
DRD Guide to ESG: What you need to know
Reporting standards and principles, and the Basics of ESG Terminology - Read DRD's very own guide to...
READ MORE5 Feb 2021
The Gambling Act – A Game of Two Halves?
DRD Adviser, Steve Meyers takes a look at the Call for Evidence to input into the Government’s Rev...
READ MORE27 Jan 2021
Regulatory over-reach in Gambling
Pete Bowyer, DRD Partner, investigates and addresses the root causes of regulatory over-reach with r...
READ MORE22 Jan 2021
Biden’s monumental challenge
A former Congressional fellow, looks at some of his challenges ahead and what Biden ’s US Presiden...
READ MORE15 Jan 2021
Labour troubles – key challenges for Starmer
DRD Partner and former Labour adviser, Pete Bowyer takes a look at the key challenges and opportunit...
READ MORE8 Jan 2021
Choppy waters ahead, Prime Minister
We're looking at the issues the main parties will face in 2021 and outline challenges for the UK Pri...
READ MORE11 Dec 2020
Brexit: Talk is not cheap
Tamlin Vickers, Partner in Brussels, provides an update into what’s really going on in the ongoing...
READ MORE8 Dec 2020
ESG Regulation and the pandemic effect
What effect is the pandemic going to have on legislative commitments to encourage further flow of ca...
READ MORE2 Dec 2020
Jumping on the ESG bandwagon
Whilst Covid-19 ravaged the economy one of the silver linings has been the continued rise of ESG whi...
READ MORE2 Dec 2020
Are Boards behind the curve on ESG?
Accelerated by Covid, sustainability, and the ESG factors that describe it, has moved from the margi...
READ MORE2 Dec 2020
Power to your people
People can be your biggest asset, or your biggest cynics, when it comes to your ESG work. They can p...
READ MORE2 Dec 2020
Communicating ESG to the media
Any business hoping to amplify their ESG strategies must be aware that an announcement does not comp...
READ MORE27 Nov 2020
Retail: A shot in the arm or a shot in the foot?
Paul Barnes is the CEO of the Association of International Retail, he leads AIR’s campaign to revi...
READ MORE13 Nov 2020
Shifting sands – hopes and fears for a new climate agreement
Pete Bowyer, a veteran of four COPs and a spokesman on climate justice issues discusses the hopes an...
READ MORE30 Oct 2020
US Election 2020: “You’re fired”, probably…
DRD Partner, Duncan Fulton, takes a look at the presidential candidates in the week running up to th...
READ MORE23 Oct 2020
School Meals: No.10 fails the comms test again
Samantha Beggs takes a look at the Government’s handling of the free school meals debate and consi...
READ MORE8 Oct 2020
Trust me, I’m a hacker – the threat of ransomware
Kate Miller and Geordie Hazeel examine the evolving threat of ransomware in the midst of Covid-19, a...
READ MORE6 Oct 2020
The final stretch for a Brexit deal?
As Brexit rumbles on, Johnson insists that a deal must be struck by mid-October, while the EU insist...
READ MORE6 Oct 2020
Permanent Secretaries & the Civil Service Reform
There's another deep current of change in British politics that shouldn’t escape our attention. Re...
READ MORE6 Oct 2020
Sport – under siege from all sides and does it have any answers?
Long before Covid-19, sport was already under siege. The pandemic has brought a host of new challeng...
READ MORE25 Sep 2020
Revenge of the nerds
With every scientist becoming an armchair politician, and every politician becoming an armchair scie...
READ MORE18 Sep 2020
What is the point of the Lib Dems?
Ross Ewing takes a look at Sir Ed Davey’s first few weeks as leader of the Lib Dems and considers ...
READ MORE11 Sep 2020
Kier Starmer: So far, so good… but what next?
Part two of our series on how the party leaders are faring as Parliament returns from recess....
READ MORE4 Sep 2020
Conservatives perform well but provide scant detail
As the Government returns from Recess – and schools across England and Wales return - DRD Partner ...
READ MORE26 Aug 2020
Lessons from Down Under: A warning of what’s to come?
Ross Ewing investigates the debate in AUS on class actions and litigation funding and considers how ...
READ MORE24 Jul 2020
The Russia Report – worth the wait?
DRD Partner Duncan Fulton looks at the Intelligence and Security Committee's long awaited Russia Rep...
READ MORE17 Jul 2020
EU-UK negotiations – View from Brussels and London
DRD Partners take a 360° look at the view on the EU-UK negotiations on a future trade deal from Bru...
READ MORE10 Jul 2020
Stormbreaker?
Stormbreaker? DRD Analyst Bella Soames looks at the Chancellor’s announcements this week, the resp...
READ MORE10 Jul 2020
Data Security Breaches – Farrer & Co.
DRD Partner, Kate Miller took part in Farrer & Co.’s event to consider how family offices and inte...
READ MORE9 Jul 2020
Carpe Diem: House of Lords’ Gambling Harm Report
Steven Myers has written on the potential implications of the recent House of Lords report on gambli...
READ MORE6 Jul 2020
ESG – Covid cure-all or emperors new clothes?
The ESG ‘movement’ had been gathering pace well before the Covid-19 outbreak, driven by increase...
READ MORE6 Jul 2020
The rise of class actions
Aided by technology and the ease of identifying affected groups, class actions are becoming an accep...
READ MORE6 Jul 2020
Great expectations
As we emerge from “our national hibernation”, blinking into the light, we are welcomed by a scen...
READ MORE3 Jul 2020
A Critical juncture for Government
Pete Bowyer explores why this weekend is a critical juncture for the Government, and how the Prime M...
READ MORE26 Jun 2020
No news is good news… right?
Fflur Sheppard looks at the impact of the Downing Street Covid-19 press conferences, which ended th...
READ MORE22 Jun 2020
PRCA: Covid-19 and Law firm communications
On 18 June 2020, DRD Co-Founding Partner, Claire Davidson took part in the PRCA’s event on ‘Law ...
READ MORE19 Jun 2020
Coming to Boris’s Aid
Snapshot was given unique access* to this week’s No10 ‘Grid’ meeting, the gathering of spinner...
READ MORE12 Jun 2020
Two metre, or not two metre – amongst other questions
Ross Ewing looks at the pressing issues facing the government over the next few months and what cho...
READ MORE5 Jun 2020
“Britain is open for business, but Britain is closed for business”
Paul Barnes looks at how social-distancing will affect sectors of the economy and what the Governmen...
READ MORE3 Jun 2020
Which countries will top the league post-COVID 19?
DRD Advisor, David Landsman, looks at the criteria and "branding" for countries to come out of the p...
READ MORE29 May 2020
Cummings’ Cock-Up: Classic Dom!
DRD Analyst Bella Soames asks what the long-term consequences of Dominic Cummings’ ill-advised tri...
READ MORE22 May 2020
Getting out into the world after lockdown
Read DRD Partners, Duncan Fulton and David Landsman, asess how we can wereboot international relatio...
READ MORE22 May 2020
Sport post-Covid: do they think its all over?
DRD's Pete Bowyer and Samantha Beggs take a look the immediate effects of Covid on sport as well as ...
READ MORE15 May 2020
Returning to work – Between Scylla and Charybdis
As lockdown eases, companies must strike a complex balance between returning to work and protecting ...
READ MORE7 May 2020
Lockdown Roadmap: More unenviable choices
With the PM set to announce an exit strategy on Sunday, Duncan Fulton discusses the reputational cha...
READ MORE5 May 2020
Litigation in the wake of COVID-19
Lawrence Dore and Kate Miller examine whether the challenges to reputation posed by COVID-19 will be...
READ MORE1 May 2020
Stakes are high for the future of gambling
DRD Analyst, Ross Ewing takes a look at the future of gambling. The gambling industry in the UK is p...
READ MORE24 Apr 2020
The view from Brussels: What does Covid-19 mean for Brexit?
DRD's Partner in Brussels, Tamlin Vickers takes a look at the state and future of Brexit negotiation...
READ MORE17 Apr 2020
Coronaviolence
Will Covid-19 provide an impetus for the Government to tackle domestic abuse? Read more on this by D...
READ MORE6 Apr 2020
Crisis: The kaleidoscope has been shaken
A manual will tell you that a critical first step in a crisis is to define it. But that is far easie...
READ MORE6 Apr 2020
Think big to exit crisis stronger
Today, almost every business has become to some extent dependent on the Government. How will we be a...
READ MORE6 Apr 2020
Public affairs in unprecedented times
The government has provided an unprecedented raft of support packages to support business at this ti...
READ MORE6 Apr 2020
Court on camera
Our court system, with all its antiquated charm, has been at the forefront of this push, fast-tracke...
READ MORE6 Apr 2020
ESG: each letter counts
ESG and its role as a key determinant of corporate behaviour will certainly be accelerated by this c...
READ MORE3 Apr 2020
Starming to victory
Starming to victory: how Sir Keir needs to make the most of his moment....
READ MORE27 Mar 2020
COVID: Communicating the crisis
We won’t be offering our ‘hot-take’ on the Government’s Covid-19 strategy but we will share ...
READ MORE20 Mar 2020
Biden his time
John Casey, a former press secretary for a Democratic Member of Congress, takes a look at what a p...
READ MORE18 Mar 2020
Managing challenge & change in a pandemic
We’ll be closely following policy, regulatory and legal developments to help you understand what...
READ MORE13 Mar 2020
Covid-19: getting the economy back on track
See DRD Partner, Paul Barnes' take on how big businesses can get the economy back on track after Cov...
READ MORE6 Mar 2020
Is it time to bring back the feel-good factor?
Is it time to bring back the feel-good factor? Read our latest public affairs blog post written by D...
READ MORE2 Mar 2020
The view from Brussels: Johnson’s French problem
DRD's Partner in Brussels, Tamlin Vickers, shares his views on the EU and UK trade negotiations, w...
READ MORE2 Mar 2020
Your guide to the integrated Defence and Security Review
DRD Partner Duncan Fulton's piece about the integrated Defence and Security Review.The review is the...
READ MORE24 Feb 2020
Labour Leadership Election
DRD shares his views on the fast approaching Labour leadership election. Read more about the one me...
READ MORE17 Feb 2020
Restructure or reshuffle? Part 2
Restructure or reshuffle? Many expected to wake up on Valentine’s Day to a new Cabinet, an overhau...
READ MORE10 Feb 2020
Restructure or reshuffle? Part 1
Mr Johnson will stamp his authority on his government and provide a glimpse into the future of his p...
READ MORE5 Feb 2020
Power to the People – are we all diplomats now?
DRD Partner Duncan Fulton writes in the February edition of DIPLOMAT magazine. 2020 was supposed to ...
READ MORE3 Feb 2020
Decision on the future of HS2 imminent
A decision on HS2 ’s future is imminent.Transport Secretary confirmed that the Gov could make an a...
READ MORE27 Jan 2020
End of an Era/Error?
End of an era/error? “We are inextricably part of Europe. Neither Mr Foot nor Mr Benn nor anyone e...
READ MORE20 Jan 2020
Davos: Going for Green
Britain has a good story to tell on action to tackle climate change and is looking to position itsel...
READ MORE13 Jan 2020
The Labour leadership election
Moving slowly through the gears: the Labour leadership election reaches its next stage....
READ MORE6 Jan 2020
Taking aim – what’s in the crosshairs for 2020?
2020 promises to be another year of increased scrutiny from investors and a year when employee as we...
READ MORE6 Jan 2020
Mind the perception gap
New expectations won’t be set by regulators or governments but by the mobilisation of public opini...
READ MORE6 Jan 2020
A 2020 political snapshot
After one of the most turbulent years in modern British politics, it’s a safe bet that 2020 will n...
READ MORE10 Dec 2019
Welcoming the DUDE!
Welcoming the DUDE! Our consulting partner, Duncan Fulton, has prepared the following six thoughts a...
READ MORE10 Dec 2019
Labour Party Conference: Triumph and Disaster
Triumph and disaster - Pete Bowyer, Partner at DRD Partnership and a member Labour for over 30 years...
READ MORE9 Dec 2019
General Election 2019: They think it’s all over…
DRD Partner, Pete Bowyer's view in the final week running up to the general election. Expect a comf...
READ MORE2 Dec 2019
Is Nationalism on the rise?
DRD Associate Samantha Beggs investigates whether nationalism is on the rise and what impact it migh...
READ MORE27 Nov 2019
A 2.5 party system for 3.5 countries?
Will the 2019 General Election be the death of the two-party system?...
READ MORE26 Nov 2019
What does AI mean for lawyers?
DRD's Antonia Kendrick, explores the legal sector’s technological revolution, and asks what the ri...
READ MORE25 Nov 2019
Where in the world…On foreign policy
DRD partner Duncan Fulton assesses the foreign policy offerings of the three main parties, and the r...
READ MORE18 Nov 2019
Just how right wing would a new Johnson government be?
DRD Partner Paul Barnes assesses just how “right-wing” this Conservative party has become and wi...
READ MORE18 Nov 2019
Newsnight at the Palace
DRD Partnership's take on Prince Andrew's interesting decision to be interviewed by the BBC Newsnigh...
READ MORE18 Nov 2019
My Life My Say: Common Futures Forum
On Saturday 16 November, hundreds of young people convened at the old Olympic Park in East London to...
READ MORE11 Nov 2019
6 reasons why Labour could still win (and 6 reasons why they won’t)
DRD's Pete Bowyer investigates the six reasons why Labour could still win and the six reasons why th...
READ MORE25 Oct 2019
Roundtable Discussion with Sir Vince Cable MP
DRD Partnership’s roundtable breakfast discussion with Rt Hon Sir Vince Cable MP, hosted by leadin...
READ MORE23 Oct 2019
Crisis communication for schools
DRD provide strategic and practical advice to attendees at a breakfast seminar on crisis communicati...
READ MORE3 Oct 2019
A Conference of Two Halves
Samantha Beggs is an Associate at DRD Partnership in London, looks at the Conservative Party Confere...
READ MORE27 Sep 2019
Brexit: Optimism evaporating
Tamlin Vickers, Partner at DRD Partnership in Brussels, looks at the current mood in Brussels where ...
READ MORE19 Sep 2019
Brexit: The View from Brussels
Tamlin Vickers, Partner at DRD Partnership, shares the view from Brussels on the outlook of Brexit i...
READ MORE19 Sep 2019
Public Affairs & The Law
Pete Bowyer, Partner at DRD Partnership in London, assesses the intertwined relationship between pub...
READ MORE27 Aug 2019
What will become of the Union after Brexit?
Samantha Beggs, Associate at DRD Partnership in London, looks at the Awesome Foursome, or what will...
READ MORE7 Aug 2019
Damn and Blaster: Boris 14 days in
Damn and blaster - DRD Consulting Partners, Duncan Fulton and Tamlin Vickers, share thoughts from ei...
READ MORE25 Jun 2019
The Race to be Prime Minister
Samantha Beggs, Associate at DRD Partnership, looks at the race to be Prime Minister in the Conserva...
READ MORE3 Jun 2019
The aftermath of the European Elections
As MPs return to Parliament after the Spring recess for Mrs May’s last week as Leader, the ramific...
READ MORE7 May 2019
Cyber Security – A business issue
On Tuesday 7th May 2019, Claire Davidson, Partner at DRD Partnership, spoke on the panel of a Cyber ...
READ MORE25 Apr 2019
DRD breakfast roundtable: Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party
DRD breakfast roundtable: An insight into Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party and their plans for Governm...
READ MORE15 Nov 2018
Stuck in the middle with the EU Referendum?
With the imminent collapse of the Withdrawal Agreement, the clamour for a second EU referendum, a so...
READ MORE14 Nov 2018
DRD breakfast event: Business & Brexit
Early in the morning of a day which saw tumultuous events set in train, DRD Partnership hosted a bre...
READ MORE5 Oct 2018
Reflections on the Conservative Party Conference 2018
DRD's reflections on the Conservative Party Conference in 2018. It was the best of conferences, it ...
READ MORE28 Sep 2018
Reflections on the Labour Party Conference 2018
...
READ MORE27 Jun 2018
Breakfast briefing: digital activism
DRD took part in Social360's breakfast briefing panel discussing how digital activism works....
READ MORE13 Oct 2000
ESG
Environmental, social and governance matters are an increasing focus, not only for our clients, but ...
READ MORESign up
Join our mailing list for timely commentary and news from the team at DRD Partnership.
"*" indicates required fields