What we do

Why College Green Group?

A senior advisory practice at the heart of Westminster. We work with leaders and organisations to provide expert insight, shape strategy and help them navigate a changing political landscape.

We’re a tight-knit team of political advisers, public affairs professionals and communications counsel who work as an extension of your leadership, advising on the judgements that move policy, shift opinion and build lasting reputation.

Insight

Embedded in Westminster, attuned to every shift in the political weather.

Influence

Trusted relationships across Whitehall, Parliament and the media.

Impact

Campaigns measured by the change clients want to see.

A Westminster practice built on strategic counsel.

Public affairs

We help organisations navigate Parliament, government and the policymakers shaping British policy.

Geopolitics

Advisory for organisations whose interests cross borders and whose decisions are shaped by international politics.

Standing for election

Practical, discreet guidance for individuals considering standing for election and building a credible political path.

Media

Clear, confident media handling that protects your reputation and ensures your message lands with the right audience.

Digital

Strategic digital and social media advice that turns platforms into measured tools for influence, advocacy and engagement.

Thomas Borwick

Founding Director

Jason MacKenzie

Director of Geopolitical Campaigns and Strategic Development

Lara Doha

Head of Operations

George Beard

Head of Public Affairs

Alex Challoner

Senior Strategic Adviser

Analysis from Westminster.

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8 September 2026

What Reform UK's 2026 conference told us

In the first of our series of blogs during party conference season, Tom Bromwich reflects on what Reform UK's conference revealed about a party entering a new phase. With greater elected representation but softer polling, growing scrutiny over party standards and an increasingly detailed policy platform, the conference highlighted both Reform's ambitions for government and the institutional challenges it still needs to resolve.

Rosebank, Jackdaw and the difficult trade-offs of energy security

As the debate over Rosebank and Jackdaw intensifies, Gabriella Franklin explores the difficult trade-offs between energy security, jobs, investment and climate commitments. She looks beyond the political rhetoric to test what each project could realistically deliver for the UK, and what their approval or rejection would mean for the North Sea transition.

Flexible or fragmented? The case for a UK AI Act

Earlier this year, the government declared that it had delivered 38 of the 50 recommendations in its AI Opportunities Action Plan. Yet there is still no dedicated AI Bill before Parliament. Katia Leca examines Britain's flexible regulatory model and the growing case in favour of a common statutory foundation.

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