2021 UK Political Timeline - What happens next? The Prime Minister has repeatedly highlighted the opportunities of the UK's new-found freedoms, but the big question…
What are the priorities for the Portuguese Presidency? A Cicero/AMO overview During the first half of 2021, Portugal holds the rotating Presidency of the Council…
Cicero/AMO news and insights - December update Like everyone, I simply can't wait for 2021. This has been the most challenging year for everyone. We…
Hit and hope: PR shouldn’t be about last ditch winners By Adam Taylor, Director of Media Relations, Cicero/AMO One of the great things about speaking…
Tech industry policy update – December 2020 It has been quite a year. But the less said about that, the better. We'd rather talk tech.…
Will 2021 be the year that heralds the death of the newspaper? By Adam Taylor, Director of Media Relations, Cicero/AMO A colleague asked me whether…
UK Spending Review 2020 - A Cicero/AMO overview Today’s Spending Review concludes a tumultuous year of unprecedented fiscal events, economic intervention, and historic levels of…
Why it's time to take Labour seriously again By Dan Julian, Account Executive, Cicero/AMO The Labour Party suffered its worst election defeat since 1935 last…
European Commission work programme 2021 - A Cicero/AMO overview Cicero/AMO is pleased to share with you our analysis of the EU Work Programme 2021, including…
The Lib Dems have stopped talking about Brexit - but will anyone notice? By Lizzy Tomlin, Senior Account Manager, Cicero/AMO I usually write a blog…
Cicero/AMO nominated at 2020 Digital Impact Awards The Cicero/AMO team are delighted to have been nominated for ‘Best use of digital in the financial services…
Starmer sets out mission to take Labour out of the shadows By Simon Fitzpatrick, Associate Director, Cicero/AMO Keir Starmer’s first conference speech as Labour leader…
