# Tim Allan
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Timothy Neil Allan is a British public relations consultant. He was an advisor to Tony Blair from 1992 to 1998, and the Downing Street Director of Communications to Keir Starmer from 2025 to 2026. He founded and managed Portland Communications, which he grew to be one of the United Kingdom's leading public affairs consultancies.
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How many weeks have started with a ponder that this has been an extraordinary week for the Labour Party? Nothing, so far at least, could eclipse Anas Sarwar’s solo attempt to unseat Prime Minister Kier Starmer this week. In this episdoe, we look at the series of departures, Tim Allan, the press off…
Is the Office of PM Beyond PR?
Some jobs just can't be done. Circumstances, events and a changing world simply make them undoable.
This week, David Yelland and Simon Lewis ask whether one such job is communicating on behalf of the Prime Minister. Not just this Prime Minister, but any Prime Minister.
After only five months, the P…
McSweeney: the man who made Starmer and his ties to Mandelson
Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s cabinet circles the wagons as he survives another hellish week in office. One that saw the loss of his chief of staff, Morgan McSweeney, and his director of communications, Tim Allan, as the scandal over Peter Mandelson's ties to sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein rages …
Resets and resignations: Starmer's worst week yet
Former Downing Street chief of staff Gavin Barwell joins the podcast to discuss another explosive week at the heart of government.
On Sunday afternoon the prime minister’s chief of staff and closest adviser, Morgan McSweeney, handed in his resignation, followed on Monday by Tim Allan, Downing Str…
Mandelson crisis – a watershed moment for PA? CIPR, PRCA on PRWeek podcast
Is this a watershed moment for public affairs? PRWeek UK’s latest podcast debates this question, following the increased scrutiny around ex-Labour politician Lord Peter Mandelson. Joining PRWeek’s Siobhan Holt on Beyond the Noise this week is Jon Gerlis, head of public relations and policy at the C…
How to create wealth - The Economy Debate
Ahead of the 2026 Scottish Parliament elections, we bring together three experts to debate how we create a thriving economy.
Tim Allan is an entrepreneur and former president of the Scottish Chambers of Commerce.
Professor Mairi Spowage is an economist and director of the University of Strathclyd…
Two Mates, No Mandates Episode #3 - Starmer clings to power, Restore Britain launch, Next Labour Leader
Former Conservative MP Duncan Baker joins journalist Charlie Walden to unpack one of the most turbulent weeks in Westminster since the general election.
A cascade of resignations inside Downing Street — from Morgan McSweeney to Tim Allan — has fuelled a growing narrative that Number 10 is losing co…
EP029 | CHAT - Save Our Country Pubs! Tim Allan from The Local
Can a country pub save a town?
This week on Chat On Tap, I sit down with Tim Allan, founder of The Local, a platform dedicated to telling the stories of Australia's pubs, the publicans who run them, and the communities that keep them alive.
We chat about why country pubs are so much more than somew…
EP030 | TAP - Stories You Only Hear In Country Pubs | Tim Allan Pt. 2
Last week, Tim Allan from The Local explained why country pubs matter.
This week, he tells the stories that prove it.
In Part 2 of our conversation, Tim takes us across Australia through some of the most memorable pubs, characters and moments he's encountered while documenting regional pub culture.…
Clydebank
Stephen Jardine hosts an episode of Debate Night from Clydebank, with a studio audience putting questions to Katherine Sangster from Scottish Labour; Alex Kerr from the SNP; Meghan Gallacher from the Scottish Conservatives; entrepreneur and investor Tim Allan; and comedian James Gardner
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