29 Mar 2023

DRD Partnership and global talent advisory, Green Park, were pleased to host Labour Peer, Baroness Thornton, Shadow Spokesperson for Women and Equalities at a breakfast roundtable.

23 Mar 2023

DRD examines the growing debate around Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs) and how clients can ensure the pursuit of legal remedies doesn’t land their reputation in hot water.

14 Mar 2023

DRD Partnership was pleased to host Labour Frontbench Peer, Lord Bassam of Brighton, Shadow Spokesperson for Culture, Media and Sport, Energy and Net Zero and Science Innovation and Technology at a roundtable policy dialogue.

10 Mar 2023

A General Election is coming, and DRD believe Budget 2023 will show us all what’s in store.

6 Mar 2023

In this new report, DRD’s Ed Bowie examines how better policy coordination and the relaxation of competition controls could help resolve global chip shortages.

21 Feb 2023

DRD was delighted to host Bill Esterson MP, Labour’s shadow minister for business and industry, at a roundtable with leading businesses and organisations this morning.

14 Feb 2023

Today’s activist shareholders come prepared with bold claims and sophisticated communications strategies. Viktor Koleda writes about steps that corporates can take to prepare for potential challenges.

7 Feb 2023

Schools are braced for a fresh cyber onslaught after a bruising past year, say Kate Miller and Iona Cross.

30 Jan 2023

The Labour Party is taking measured and deliberate steps to warm business to its economic thinking, says DRD Senior Analyst Toby Chapman.

25 Jan 2023

At the recent London Blockchain Summit, industry insiders appeared to recognise that government regulation is imminent, and that it may unlock further opportunities for the mass adoption of the technology.

3 Jan 2023

With the National Security and Investment Act being in force for one year from tomorrow, in this blog DRD’s Claire Harris and Ed Bowie examine the inherent tension it exposes. How does it protect national security just when we need investment and growth the most?

17 Nov 2022

In today’s Autumn Statement the Chancellor of the Exchequer struck a serious, sobering tone, announcing tax rises for millions and aiming to undo the reputational damage done by last month’s ‘mini-Budget’. DRD Senior Analyst and former Treasury official Toby Chapman examines the political implications of the statement for both the Government and the Opposition.