27 Sep 2024

From “taking back control” to “active government”, the Labour Chancellor has fired the starting gun on a new era of interventionism. Jon McLeod and Freddie Eltringham lift the lid on the policy behind Labour’s plans to unlock Britain’s growth.

25 Sep 2024

DRD was pleased to co-host a breakfast event with Grant Thornton UK LLP on navigating the perfect storm of complex corporate crises.

24 Sep 2024

Claire Davidson and Michael Rose examine the UN’s efforts to create a global regulatory framework for artificial intelligence, and asks whether it can ever keep up with the rapid pace of change.

13 Aug 2024

As crisis management specialists, we are often asked about the optimal time to engage a crisis communications firm. The answer depends on several factors involving the issue itself, timing and those stakeholders who might be involved or affected.

25 Jul 2024

We are pleased to announce the release of DRD's latest report, “Labour in Government: the complete guide to the Parliamentary Labour Party.”

19 Jul 2024

Ursula von der Leyen’s re-election as European Commission President spells a renewed focus by the EU on climate, competitiveness and defence, argues Tamlin Vickers.

12 Jul 2024

The increasing threat of ‘dark PR’ tactics prompts the need to plan for an effective fightback, writes Michael Rose.

9 Jul 2024

DRD partnered with Future First to give eight brilliant young sixth formers the opportunity to learn about communications, the courts, the public sector, and the law through our Summer School.

2 Jul 2024

With COP29 in Baku round the corner, the Party will need to walk the talk on climate change’s world stage, argue Jon McLeod and Toby Chapman.

26 Jun 2024

DRD Partnership has been ranked as a leading firm for both Litigation PR & Communications and Crisis PR & Communications by Chambers and Partners.

25 Jun 2024

Local authorities provide the bedrock of public services; but their financial stability has been fatally undermined, say Jon McLeod and Nathan Ashley.

18 Jun 2024

With Labour counting on growth to provide the resources required to pay for improvements in public services, Jon McLeod and Ed Bowie explore whether it will be up to the Party’s industrial strategy to deliver the goods.