by Sam | 15 Jun 2015 | Economy
Being a British Government Minister is an odd job. Ministers have to govern a maddeningly diverse nation of sixty-five million people, and govern well, or one of the hundreds of people behind them in the House of Commons will gleefully take their job. At the same time...
by Sam | 11 Jun 2015 | Economy
Whitehouse Chairman Chris Whitehouse outlines ways to end low pay in his latest column for The Universe. To read Chris’s column please click here.
by Sam | 11 Jun 2015 | Whitehouse News
11 June 2015. Westminster based public affairs and communications specialist the Whitehouse Consultancy has announced that it is to represent Action for M.E. as its pro bono client for 2015-16. Following a competitive application process, Whitehouse is to provide...
by Sam | 8 Jun 2015 | Politics
When do you expect the UK will regain its triple A credit rating? That was the question put to Prime Minister David Cameron by a newly elected Labour MP during Prime Minister’s Questions last week. But if the Prime Minister knew the answer, he wasn’t in the mood to...
by Sam | 5 Jun 2015 | European Union, Politics
Fascinating times we live in. One of these rare times when the EU is likely to get out of its wonkish bubble and make it to the mainstream in the UK. As the debate on ‘Brexit’ is picking up speed, it’s crucial that the so-called ‘pro-EU’...
