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Just straightforward public affairs and public relations support.
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A Public Relations and Public Affairs Agency that delivers results
Brevia Consulting is a public relations and public affairs agency that delivers straightforward political and communications support to businesses and charities across the UK, and in global political capitals including Brussels and Washington DC.
We provide a full range of services to help our clients understand the political environment in which they operate, formulate the right strategies and effectively engage with stakeholders.
Established in 1999, we have a strong track record of delivering public relations and public affairs consulting support to our clients. Our consultants come from across the political spectrum and are experienced in a wide range of sectors including Energy, Healthcare, Transport, Education, Financial Services, Trade Associations, Professional Bodies, Charities, Technology, and Industrials.
SERVICES
Brevia offers a clear, three-step process to deliver results: Intelligence, Strategy and Engagement. The consultancy delivers public relations and public affairs programmes at local, national, and international levels including London, Brussels, Washington DC, Edinburgh, Cardiff, and Belfast.
Services
Brevia offers a clear, three-step process to deliver results: Intelligence, Strategy and Engagement. The consultancy delivers public relations and public affairs programmes at local, national and international levels including London, Brussels, Washington DC, Edinburgh, Cardiff, and Belfast.
Client Experience
We are experienced in a wide range of sectors.
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Why Zipcar Left — And What Has to Change
Zipcar’s UK exit exposed deep regulatory failures in car sharing policy. Here Brevia look at why fragmented council rules, parking charges, and the EV transition created an unsustainable environment, and what must change for the sector to survive.
New rules for Scottish Parliament Cross-Party Groups: the end of ‘ghost memberships’?
The Scottish Parliament is preparing to overhaul the rules governing one of its most important, yet often overlooked, linkages between policy-makers, organisations and the public: Cross-Party Groups (CPGs).
Are the brakes off yet? Assessing Investment, Infrastructure and Productivity in the UK
Analysis of UK infrastructure investment, planning reform and productivity under Keir Starmer’s government, and whether Britain is ready for sustained growth.
