Our latest AI-powered analysis, ‘Correctly Political’, reveals that timely engagement with politically charged issues is key for organisations to stand out. Discover how to maximise your impact here: #Sustainability #ThoughtLeadership #MediaTrends

The results of the local elections reinforce that the Conservatives are in deep electoral trouble, but what do they tell us about a General Election? Consultant Callum Nimmo shares his thoughts:

Today’s set of elections will likely be the last before the General Election, expected in the autumn. Our latest blog looks at areas to watch out for:

Fascinating discussion with Sir John Curtice with clients and contacts on whether the Labour Party is ready for Government. Sir John presented data on a variety of topics, including the appetite for more public spending and Labour's progress on their stated aims. @whatukthinks

Delighted to be back at a packed St Bride’s Church last night for our annual Journalists’ Carols service in aid of @JournoCharity. A special thanks to our guest readers: @susannareid100 @MrHarryCole @ChrisMasonBBC @helenlewis and Ben Taylor.

AI is playing a growing role in decision-making for many sectors. Read our blog on how, by using AI responsibly, the public affairs sector can use it to our advantage and complement the work we do.

As the public affairs industry gears up for a general election, and a possible change in government, read the team’s takeaways from last week’s @PRCA Public Affairs Conference on engaging with the Labour Party.

Monday’s reshuffle was not unexpected, but it brought some surprises along the way. Director and Head of Public Affairs Adam Thomas shares his key takeaways:

'Coming up to COP', Luther Pendragon's latest AI-powered analysis of ESG thought leadership, found that within an established landscape, new trends are emerging. Our report tracks the changes and highlights how thought leaders can maximise their reach and relevance.

The Luther team are fresh back from both Conservative and Labour Party Conferences. Read their insights on Luther’s key sectors here:

Going into (perhaps) the final Party Conference season before an election, Director and Head of Public Affairs Adam Thomas writes on what to expect this year:

With Parliament now in recess, Director and Head of Public Affairs Adam Thomas reflects on what faces Rishi Sunak and Kier Starmer as they head off on summer holidays.

The three by-elections held yesterday were the largest electoral test the Government has faced since coming to power in 2019. Director and Head of Public Affairs Adam Thomas reflects on the results:

How can organisations re-capture this lost momentum through insightful thought leadership, while capitalising on surging interest in social issues? Find out in our report here:

Excellent discussion with @Helentbiz this morning for our latest #LutherNetwork event. Helen took our team, clients and contacts through Labour’s courting of business, her fascination with regulation, how she generates column ideas and the workings of the @FT business desk.

RT @CommonsHealth: This week our Chair @BrineMP attended a useful roundtable discussion about health policy hosted by Simon Whale from @Lut…

Delighted to welcome @BrineMP, Chair of @CommonsHealth, to Luther’s offices this morning for a roundtable discussion. Steve spoke with clients and contacts about the work of the Committee, the forthcoming NHS workforce plan, and wider health policy.

Excellent to welcome Peter Clifton, Editor-in-Chief at PA Media, back to Luther’s office for this morning’s #LutherNetwork. In a wide-ranging discussion, Peter spoke about AI in journalism, the importance of newswires today, and @PA PA’s pivotal role in local media.

Our new report, ‘A Change of Climate’, finds that ESG issues are having to fight for media attention. How can firms find the white spaces and find the issues that the media will discuss next? Read our latest report: