We’re proud to be an award winning policy, public affairs, and campaigning consultancy. Over the years we have received 8 top public affairs and campaigning awards and High Commendations.
Our awards and nominations for work with charity clients include:
Winners: Consultancy Campaign of the Year
We received this award for our work to put together the Children at the Table campaign for 5 of the UK’s major children’s charities, Action for Children, Banardo’s, National Children’s Bureau, The Children’s Society, and NSPCC.
We led the creative branding and digital strategy, including ideating the campaign name and concept, coordinating a high-impact hero video and development of a dedicated microsite. Using this to amplify the collective voice of the charities involved, driving a public petition that secured over 20,000 signatures.
Beyond digital engagement, we chaired the secretariat bringing together the five organisations to drive public affairs progress through strategic advice and delivery support and ensured integration by coordinating subgroups across the many different functions across the five charities involved.
Read more about our work on the Children’s Charities Coalition.
Highly Commended: Consultancy of the Year
Highly Commended: Public Affairs Woman of the Year (Jane Cox and Becky Hug)
Winners: Consultancy of the Year
We were awarded this for our work across multiple charity partners and policy areas. In 2024, we helped co-ordinate the UK’s five largest children’s organisations for the high-profile Children at the Table campaign, and secured a historic strategic priority for less survivable cancers in Scotland’s 10-year Cancer Strategy. We influenced policy to embed vital rare disease recommendations into the UK Government’s 2024 Action Plan, and drove parliamentary action for migraine and melanoma patients.
Shortlisted
Winners: Consultancy of the Year
“Strong evidence of the impact for all their clients; a strong ethos of social responsibility. A hugely important role during the pandemic for key organisations.”
Judges’ comment
Winners: Consultancy of the Year
“Impactful, hard-hitting entry and an example of a company that has values etched into its work.”
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Shortlisted: Consultancy of the Year
Shortlisted: Big Impact Award
Shortlisted: Consultancy of the Year
Winners: Excellence in Communications – Policymakers
We were awarded this for our work with The Hepatitis C Trust (our longest charity partner). We initiated and led the campaign to change government policy on offering universal testing for blood borne viruses in English prisons.
Identifying the need (higher prevalence of hepatitis C in prison), we built a powerful coalition of stakeholders to change minds, including through co-designing a patient pathway with officials and clinicians, to show that it was achievable. This was a huge success and policy was changed as a direct result of our work.
This policy change has had a lasting impact – in 2023, UKHSA noted that since the introduction of the policy in 2014 (which also includes hepatitis B and HIV) testing has increased from 5.3% to 71%. Our work for The Hepatitis C Trust, which also includes leading their policy and public affairs campaign to successfully secure UK Government commitment to eliminating hepatitis C as a public health concern is one of our proudest achievements at Principle.
Winners: Best Healthcare Policy Programme
Principle Consulting (trading name) is the same company as Principle Affairs Ltd, company number 05467588 (full details available on Companies House).
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