Soap box: David Cameron's comms failures
05 Mar 2013 | by Nick Williams
Despite these 13 years of comms experience, the Prime Minister looks like a man who has failed to learn key comms fundamentals, says Fleishman-Hillard's Nick Williams.
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Public affairs Soap Box: Richard Jukes, Grayling Public Affairs
12 Apr 2013 | by Richard Jukes
A small, yet fundamental, change in the fag-end days of the last Parliament altered the way select committees are chosen and is having a profound effect on the way that they do business.
Danny Rogers: PM could take a leaf out of Obama's PR book
13 Sep 2012 | by Danny Rogers
Among his growing array of problems, the Prime Minister is grappling with how to better communicate with the people of Britain.
John Woodcock: Cameron has lost his direction
13 Sep 2012 | by John Woodcock
Rumblings over whether there will be a challenge to David Cameron's leadership and the return of the Flashman label was not quite the re-entry Downing Street was planning after a summer of British triumph and a reshuffle to reassert Prime Ministerial authority.
John Woodcock: Olympics goes beyond politics
26 Jul 2012 | by John Woodcock
Since the UK won the bid back in 2005, politicians have been the handmaidens to the Olympic extravaganza that is just about to start.
John Woodcock: PM's reputation is on the line
12 Jul 2012 | by John Woodcock
The Lords reform rollercoaster and shock of the Libor scandal have underlined the fragility of reputations in this chaotic time for politics.
George Eustice: Lords reform isn't priority for voters
05 Jul 2012 | by George Eustice
One of the challenges facing the Prime Minister is how to keep the Government focused on the big issues that matter to the public, while also showing interest in the small issues that matter to our coalition partners.
Ian Monk: PM should steer clear of morality
28 Jun 2012 | by Ian Monk
It is a moot point as to who came off worse in the Carr crash caused by comedian Jimmy's tax affairs.
John Woodcock: Blue-sky thinking is a risky tactic
28 Jun 2012 | by John Woodcock
David Cameron took to the stage this week to speculate about what he might like to do on welfare in the future, rather than the more usual practice of announcing an agreed programme for change.
George Eustice: Leveson must get press control right
21 Jun 2012 | by George Eustice
Last week the Leveson Inquiry reached its peak with evidence from David Cameron, George Osborne and Gordon Brown.
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