Insights

Stonehaven MRP shows Scottish Parliamentary election could cause Sir Keir Starmer a headache

Beyond REMA: Three provocations for the future of the UK power market

Uneven Road Ahead: Part 2

Future for Fusion Roadmap Commercial Fusion with FLARE

Powering Homes, Powering Growth: A practical path to heat decarbonisation

Powering down costs: Making retrofit simple, fair and scalable - New Report

Atomlink: Unlocking Civil Nuclear Expansion at the Western Frontier

Lessons for Nuclear Powered Reindustrialisation

The future of economic regulation

Making Britain Build Again

Managing Decline - A regulated asset base for legacy gas in the age of clean power

Electric London - Securing a cleaner and fairer future through the EV transition

Rail reform – approaching our final destination?

Defence Industrial Strategy Voter Research

Stonehaven Group acquires Public First to bolster international economics and policy expansion

Licence to Launch

Purpose Beyond Pomp: A New Frontier Where Corporate Purpose Meets Public Policy

Atombridge - Strengthening the UK-US Special Civil Nuclear Relationship

Rebuilding trust: How we can tackle energy debt through greater understanding

Digital campaigning trends in 2025 to look out for

Loose Connections: The real challenge of making Britain's roads electric

Give them time: Stonehaven's MRP, 6 months on

Moving Hearts and Minds - Delivering Infrastructure for the Age of Populism

A New Energy and Industrial Revolution: Making GB Energy a Success

Uneven Road Ahead - Making road tax fair again

New nuclear power in Britain: a politically attractive investment priority for the new Labour government.

Labour, the nanny state and the political mandate to intervene

Ofgem - Innovation in the Energy Retail Market

Labour over the Pennines?

Morgan McSweeney, a council estate in Barking and the fight against populism.

What are Private Members’ Bills and do they work?

Almost two million voters backed the Conservatives in 2019 but didn't in 2024.

If you have ‘shovel-ready projects’, waste no time in putting them forward. This government is preparing to build, build, build.

On the Eve of Independence Day

Think about Liverpool as the departure lounge, with the new government preparing for take off

New research: Labour’s new voter coalition ‘sceptical of big business’ and want more rights at work.

Healing a fragmented state: How Labour’s plan for 2030 power decarbonisation can be delivered

A deep dive into Stonehaven's 2024 UK General Election MRP and what it tells us about voters

Politics, policy and people: Stonehaven's final pre-election MRP projection

Politics Home: "Turquoise Tories" could sound the death knell for the Conservatives in marginal seats

New economic analysis finds big savings from removing barriers to work

New report calls for consumer led decisions on local clean energy investment

Turned off by green branding, turned on by green brands

Green Tariffs: Are CBAMs the new Corn Laws?

Re-Thinking Retail: Protecting Consumers

The next UK election: More 2017 than 1997?

What's the recipe for successful cultured meat? Cultivating consumer confidence

Nothing to hide here. Why we work on difficult sectors

Will the extreme weather of this summer change the future of travel?

Reinventing Retail Energy: Making the energy retail market fit for the next generation

Labour set for big majority: see the result of every seat

No appetite for change? A look at food and obesity policy

Engineering Skills Gap: Evolving the industry to inspire the new modern workforce

Taking the right lessons from the Uxbridge by-election and ULEZ

Politicians and business leaders must wake up to the end of cheap money, as ‘hamster wheel households’ start to feel the pain.

Why Britain needs more pylons, and how to get them built. 

A Route to Re-Election?

The Return of Nuclear

Beyond Sticking Plasters: Cost of living and the energy crisis

The Plant-Based Revolution: Fad or Fixture?

The changing global trade landscape

The changing global trade landscape and the 6 key things businesses need to consider

The science of politics, climate, and the impact on aviation