he persistence of unpaid internships in media, politics and comms is one of the greatest injustices for young graduates, who find themselves in unpaid work, offered only a paltry lunch or travel allowance.
The MD of Insight Public Affairs enjoys the champagne lifestyle, but is not a typical lobbyist...PRWeek, with an impish grin. The Insight Public Affairs boss' brave resistance in the face of Piper ...
A new year and a new start.
The recent appointment of a Downing Street adviser to Wonga's government affairs team has whipped up calls for tightening of the 'revolving door' rules on former government officials becoming lobbyists.
MPs returned to Westminster this week with the political focus shifting from 'one nation' and 'spreading privilege' to the nuts and bolts of government and parliamentary scrutiny.
The Government faces a dilemma. The nation's roads are at capacity, yet people's desire to own a car shows no sign of abating.
As we get used to seeing David Cameron and Nick Clegg sitting together in Parliament, all eyes should now be on the dynamics of the coalition.
It would be easy to assume that regulation of the public affairs industry will fall off the radar after the general election.
When you've delivered what many view to be a toxic blow to your brand, lancing that boil is the first step to repairing your shattered image.
The new political year began in earnest this week, with the Government declaring it to be the year that 'we go for it'.
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