

High Speed Rail Group
Promoting the delivery of a world class high speed rail network

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents
Changing legislation to make stairs and homes safer

The Football Association
Helped the FA secure football facility funding

Sustainable Aviation
Delivering the aviation industry’s “Jet Zero” campaign

Elephant & Castle Town Centre
Supporting development in the heart of London

Neuron
Positioning the e-scooter provider as a leader in safety and reliability

Dulas
Promoting solar panel vaccine fridges to support the global vaccine rollout

Field Research
We deliver qualitative and quantitative research projects

Starmer’s Chagos Conundrum
The Government is set on handing the Islands to Mauritius, but will the high cost of maintaining a military base on Diego Garcia hurt Starmer at home?

Reeves’ growth ambitions – flighty or flying?
After months of grumbling from business about her Budget and flat-lining growth statistics, Rachel Reeves sought to draw a line in the sand this week with a major speech on her plans for growth this week.

The return of Donald Trump
On Monday, we witnessed the return of the world’s most controversial politician.

Could Rachel Reeves really be sacked? Probably not any time soon.
It’s no secret that Rachel Reeves is under pressure.

Musk vs the World
Elon Musk, the world's richest man, has set his sights on UK politics, leaving a trail of controversy in his wake.

The Word from Westminster Awards 2024
Well. What a year. In 2024, Westminster was turned upside down. The election brought about hundreds of new Members of Parliament and ended the careers of hundreds more. Labour cruised to a landslide victory built upon its pillars that are propping up its missions and laying the foundations for delivery on its milestones. As the curtain falls, it’s time for TWFW’s annual awards.

Turning rhetoric into reality – can Labour ‘Get Britain Building’?
Yesterday, the Government unveiled its revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), the latest move that Sir Keir Starmer hopes will see him solve the puzzle that is economic growth and fulfil his pledge of delivering 1.5 million new homes by the end of this parliament. Field Consulting’s Head of Built Environment Clarke Heron reviews whether the changes will make a difference.

From 007 to Mission Impossible
Five months in and Sir Keir Starmer’s Government is already in reboot mode. After scandals, staff losses, and a dive in popularity from +20 to -30, Starmer is trying to steady his red flagged ship with a set of six ambitious “milestones.”

Assisted Dying Bill Lives On
A typical Friday in Westminster would see an empty commons chamber, with most MPs back in their constituencies dealing with local matters. But today is no ordinary Friday.

Pitchforks and Flat Caps
The streets of Westminster were filled with Barbour jackets and flat caps on Tuesday, as farmers braved the British weather to protest Labour’s controversial “family farm tax.”

All Bark No Bite? Reaction to Starmer’s COP29 Appearance
As Keir Starmer returns from Azerbaijan, we begin to wonder if anyone is still listening to COP summits and will have even noticed the Government’s ‘new’ climate goals.

Labour's latest mission: Keep the special relationship alive
While Labour’s heart may lie with the Democrats, the party’s head aligned quickly with the political and diplomatic imperative of relations with President-elect Donald Trump.