On trend with how 2020 is going, Election Day in the US – 3 November – is expected to be filled with chaos and uncertainty that spills over into 4...
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Reaching 270: Dispatches from the battleground states
The pandemic sadly meant no trip to the US to help campaign in what has proven to be one of the most exciting and unpredictable elections in our...
Come fly with me
Throughout COVID-19, Cavendish Advocacy has worked to support clients who operate in sectors that are amongst those hardest hit by the pandemic. This includes...
Is this the storm before the calm: deal or no deal?
Brexit impasse continues as the Prime Minister today confirmed that the UK must be prepared for no deal once the transition period ends on 31st December. This...
Can Boris get his mojo back?
The world may look unrecognizable from 2019, but Boris Johnson returned to some very familiar themes in his speech to Conservative Party Conference. We had...
Closing the skills gap
The Chancellor has previously admitted that, although the Government has taken unprecedented steps to support the economy during coronavirus, he cannot save...
Getting back to ‘levelling up’
A key challenge for this Government is to competently handle the Covid-19 pandemic while not losing sight of the agenda it was elected to pursue. The 2019...
Note to Prime Minister: from his “virtual” Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS)
Indulge me for a few moments but let us imagine that I am the Prime Minister’s Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS). What would my candid advice be to Boris...
Forget the Tory majority: here’s why you should still care what happens inside the Labour Party
There are a few hardy folk in public affairs that maintain an unhealthy interest in the perennial fights going on within Labour (sure, laugh now, but you’ll...
Blue cheese and trade talks
Coronavirus may be all encompassing, but since the gradual return of the UK economy from lockdown, we have begun to see renewed activity by Government in...