Outwith the Royal traditions, pomp and splendour that will surround the day, the coronation this weekend is also, inevitably, a platform for global protest and political comment. Our public affairs Senior Account Executive, Rebecca Watson, looks at the background of some of the political stories running alongside the celebrations. While the crown might still retain majority popular support in the …
Unsafe and potentially dangerous ladders continue to be sold online to unsuspecting consumers in the UK, according to a new safety report. This warning, from the Ladder Association, comes as millions of Britons prepare to spend the upcoming hat-trick of May Bank Holiday weekends doing DIY and home improvements. The latest report is a follow on from the …
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Opening his Budget statement, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, adopted an upbeat and optimistic tone, telling detractors the UK economy was “proving the doubters wrong” and proving more resilient than expected. After the turmoil and inflationary pressures of the last three years caused by Covid and the war in Ukraine – not to mention the infamous ‘mini-Budget’ of …
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31/10/2022
Rishi Sunak – The Making of a PM
Pagoda’s public affairs account manager, Paul Murphie, takes a look at the new Prime Minister’s rise to power and predicts what a Sunak premiership might look like. On 5 September 2022, when Liz Truss was announced as the new leader of Conservative Party having defeated her opponent by a margin of 21,000 votes, Rishi Sunak seemed destined for the political …