Noah Froud takes us through a day working as a consultant at Principle Today I’ll be working in nurtureuk’s office. So far I’ve been at Principle Consulting for just over two months working with The Hepatitis C Trust and education charity nurtureuk. 9:00 – 9:15 am First thing, I do a review of today’s policy […]
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Each year four ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) students from Uxbridge College join us for a few days work experience to learn about the UK political system and how charities campaign for change. Here are some reflections on key political issues for young people today from this years excellent group of students. […]
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A broad range of topics were discussed at the Health and Social Care Oral Questions on Tuesday this week (7th May), with MPs from all parties raising concerns about the NHS workforce, mental health, and dementia. Responses from the Department for Health and Social Care Ministers frequently referenced the NHS Long Term Plan, which was […]
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In a big win for campaigners, last month the Home Office announced that it would not be raising fees for immigration and nationality applications. These costs have a huge impact on young people, many of whom have grown up in the UK, with the expense and the hostile environment behind it affecting their economic security, […]
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We are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for the Better Society Awards in the ‘Consultancy of the Year’ category. Now in their fifth year, the awards celebrate companies and social enterprises which help create a better and more equal world for all. Whether supporting young migrants against unfair immigration fees or helping […]
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Parliament may look like it’s in deadlock over Brexit but the impasse has created the perfect environment for charities to push for policy change. Unlike America’s division of power between Congress, the Supreme Court and the Presidency, Britain’s unwritten constitution supposedly gives the British Parliament power that each of the branches of the US government […]
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In these politically uncertain times, no one knows exactly what the year ahead will hold, but there are some things we can confidently predict will be high on the agenda. Below, Principle Consulting intern Ellie Whitlock identifies six areas likely to be of relevance in the charity sector in 2019. Brexit The UK’s future relationship […]
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Principle Consulting offers annual work experience placements to several students from Uxbridge College who are part of the English for Speakers of Other Languages programme. Over the last few weeks, the selected students have researched our democratic institutions, practised giving presentations, learned about how charities campaign and visited Parliament and City Hall. We asked them […]
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On Thursday 3rd May 2018, there are elections in around 150 local authority areas in England, with all council seats being contested in some large areas including London, Birmingham and Manchester. This presents an excellent opportunity for charities to campaign on behalf of their beneficiaries, with the aim of influencing the priorities of newly-elected councillors. […]
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