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Make an impression when and where it matters.

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56° North has been integral to Tandem’s growth, providing valuable strategic advice and communications support through a number of high profile events and helping to build the bank’s profile as one of the UK’s leading fintechs.

Alex Mollart, CEO, Tandem Bank

56° North’s public affairs team offers a brilliant mix of strategic advice, creative ideas and delivery – their support was critical in helping us secure much needed changes to the Building Society Act, as well as strengthening Nationwide’s engagement with policy-makers.

Nationwide Building Society

The team at 56˚ North are completely switched on – they understand how their policy and strategic comms advice can add real value to a growth company like Oxbury.

Tim Coates, Co-founder, Oxbury Bank

No better strategic advisers in the North – across politics, policy and business the team have seen it, shaped it and done it. They’re experts at turning strategic plans into real action and influence.

Henri Muirson, Director, Northern Powerhouse Partnership

We’ve worked with 56˚North for a few years now and it’s been great to see them grow with us in that time. They’re a hard-working and creative team who understand our business and our market, which has been really important for growing awareness of our brand. The work they’ve produced has been high-quality and effective and I’ve really enjoyed working with them.

Joe Jones, Communications Manager, Allica Bank

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Of the 89 hereditary peers sitting in the Lords, all are white males. Jan Jasinski finds out if Labour's new shake-up of the system really will change anything.

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The end(urance) of enthusiasm: Why it would be a mistake for Labour to dismiss the power of narratives 

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