Turning from the Past: The Conservatives in 2025
In 2025,, with a new leader and new political battles being fought, there will be a number of opportunities and challenges facing the oldest party in the world.
In 2025,, with a new leader and new political battles being fought, there will be a number of opportunities and challenges facing the oldest party in the world.
These elections could reshape political landscapes in countries, and influence power dynamics not only in regions, but across the world.
The Government will now need a strong set of plans to change the country and win over the electorate – the latter being a priority, with falling popularity for the Labour Party in 2024. So, with this new year having begun, what’s coming to Westminster in 2025.
The year 2024 will be a historical one for the Labour Party, as it navigated a complex political landscape marked by electoral challenges, policy pivots,
The Tories crashed, Labour soared, and Farage grinned from the sidelines. In a year that has seen the first Labour Government in 14 years, a
At this year’s Mansion House speech, Chancellor Rachel Reeves set out a vision for economic renewal centred on pensions, declaring, “the £80 billion we aim
A snap poll among over 700 members of the Institute of Directors reveals that 67% of business leaders hold a negative view of the Autumn
In a bold move, Chancellor Rachel Reeves presented a Labour budget that leaned heavily leftward, surprising some whilst upholding Labour’s promises for others. By increasing
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A Budget to Balance Growth and Fairness Today marked a pivotal moment for Labour as it unveiled its first budget in 14 years, presented by
Douglas Grant, Managing Director at Conister Bank, outlines five key policy areas where Labour can better support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to ensure sustained growth and economic resilience. By addressing these areas, Labour can create a more stable environment for SMEs, driving innovation, job creation, and local economic development.
On Saturday, Labour reached their first 100 days in government – often seen as an important period for new governments to showcase their agenda in a ‘honeymoon’ period.
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