2 Dec 2020

Accelerated by Covid, sustainability, and the ESG factors that describe it, has moved from the margins to the mainstream.

2 Dec 2020

Whilst Covid-19 ravaged the economy one of the silver linings has been the continued rise of ESG which has moved permanently...

13 Nov 2020

Pete Bowyer, a veteran of four COPs and a spokesman on climate justice issues discusses the hopes and fears for a new climate agreement.

30 Oct 2020

DRD Partner, Duncan Fulton, takes a look at the presidential candidates in the week running up to the 2020 US election - “You’re fired”, probably…

23 Oct 2020

Samantha Beggs takes a look at the Government’s handling of the free school meals debate and considers how No.10 could have handled their comms better

8 Oct 2020

Kate Miller and Geordie Hazeel examine the evolving threat of ransomware in the midst of Covid-19, and its significant communications challenges.

6 Oct 2020

There's another deep current of change in British politics that shouldn’t escape our attention. Read about the Civil Service reform from Duncan Fulton here.

6 Oct 2020

As Brexit rumbles on, Johnson insists that a deal must be struck by mid-October, while the EU insists that a deal must be struck by the end of October.

25 Sep 2020

With every scientist becoming an armchair politician, and every politician becoming an armchair scientist, how do we know who to believe?

18 Sep 2020

Ross Ewing takes a look at Sir Ed Davey’s first few weeks as leader of the Lib Dems and considers how he will place the party ahead of the next GE.

11 Sep 2020

Part two of our series on how the party leaders are faring as Parliament returns from recess.

4 Sep 2020

As the Government returns from Recess – and schools across England and Wales return - DRD Partner Paul Barnes discusses their performance so far and what improvements are needed…