Commentary on the grubbiest part of the dirtiest business, by Benedict Pringle.
In this episode Luke Tryl, UK Director of More in Common, speaks with Benedict about their landmark Shattered Britain report. They explore the four drivers of national malaise and the seven voter segments that define today’s politics. They discuss how these insights explain Labour’s 2024 landslide, the Conservative collapse, and Reform’s rise – as well as what it all means for the next election
In the last couple of days, the Labour Party and the Conservatives have both posted attack ads aimed at Nigel…
In this week’s episode of The Political Marketing Podcast, I sit down with a true trailblazer in the field of…
In the latest episode of The Political Marketing Podcast I had the pleasure of a fascinating conversation with Tom Edmonds,…
Correction: the orange, the logo and the slogan are not “official” but are part of the grassroots movement The political…
In the most recent episode of The Political Marketing Podcast I had the privilege of sitting down with Damian Lyons…
In the second episode of The Political Marketing Podcast, I spoke to Sir Chris Powell, one of the most influential…
Today marks one year since the 2024 UK general election and to coincide with this anniversary, I’m launching a new…
In my chapter of the new book, Political Marketing and Management in the 2024 UK Election, I spend some time…
The Conservative Party Shadow Cabinet Minister Robert Jenrick has released a video where he confronts fare dodgers on the London…
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