A Burnham boost and a Labour crossover
For the first time in a long time, Labour looks like it has momentum. Andy Burnham’s arrival in Downing Street has not transformed the political landscape overnight, but it has changed the mood. After months of drift and declining support, Labour has seen a boost and, in some polls, even a crossover.
Why culture is a commercial driver – not an HR conversation
Real business performance is only possible when culture and strategy are aligned.
While business strategy defines the roadmap, workplace culture determines the speed of travel towards your strategic goals.
Burnham incoming: Labour’s reset meets the reality test
Andy Burnham is widely expected to become leader of the Labour Party and Prime Minister – perhaps even in time to watch the World Cup Final from Downing Street on 19 July. For Labour, it is a moment of both relief and danger. Relief, because Keir Starmer’s leadership had become a lightning rod for public […]
What if retail has been thinking about customer efficiency all wrong?
Tom Wormald explores why retail must rethink efficiency through the customer’s eyes to build trust, reduce friction and drive stronger long-term growth.
The Last Place Left to Be Local
In a world engineered for sameness, the ultimate luxury is no longer perfection. It is perspective: a unique point of view, a culture, still intact
Architecting the future of luxury hospitality: Introducing The Ultra-Luxury Playbook
The future of luxury hospitality requires a new strategic framework. Discover how to decode UHNW guests, architect a cohesive brand world, and drive commercial success.
Yonder publishes report on the future of women’s sport
Game On: Designing the Future of Women’s Sport is Yonder’s new data‑driven report on women’s sports fans and the strategic choices now facing rights holders and brands.
The Green tide: how voter disillusionment is reshaping the UK’s political landscape
The current surge in support for the Green Party is not just a headache for Labour; it’s a symptom of deeper public frustration with the UK’s political and economic consensus. The Greens more than doubled their vote share at the 2024 General Election compared with 2019, have received some of its highest poll ratings ever […]
A missed connection: why did the 2025 budget fail to resonate?
Measuring the mood: The pre-Budget barometer In a landscape defined by economic pessimism, frustration with the status quo, and distrust in the government, the 2025 Budget Statement has managed to deepen existing anxieties. It demonstrates the difficult situation the government finds itself in, but also the ease with which control over the narrative can be […]
The future of women’s sports needs long-term partners not quick-win sponsors
Three cultural trends brands can build on to establish lasting engagement and sustained credibility in women’s sport It’s been a winning year for women’s sport. Over 16 million tuned into the Lionesses’ win at the Euros; a record 4.1 million watched the Wimbledon women’s final; and a total TV audience of 12 million followed the […]