by Sam | 20 Jan 2015 | European Union
The new European Parliament has managed to score an own goal in the beginning of the first half of the game. It has missed an opportunity to influence the European Commission’s first work programme, detailing the Commission’s priorities for 2015. The political groups’...
by Sam | 20 Jan 2015 | General Election 2015
The Prime Minister announced the six key themes of the Conservative manifesto last week: Deficit Jobs Taxes Home ownership Education Retirement This makes sense. Unemployment is tumbling, the economy is growing and real wages are on the rise. But why no mention of the...
by Sam | 19 Jan 2015 | Politics
One of the most ludicrous, but enjoyable, by-elections in Britain will take place probably for the final time this Parliament in early February. This is the election to replace two of the retiring hereditary peers in the House of Lords, a rump 92 mainly men who carry...
by Sam | 15 Jan 2015 | Uncategorized
David Cameron’s position on the TV debates won’t have any noticeable effect on how people vote, argues Whitehouse Associate Director Alex Singleton, in a piece for City A.M. Click here to read Alex’s opinion.
by Sam | 15 Jan 2015 | Uncategorized
Whitehouse Chairman Chris Whitehouse argues that a vote for Ukip is morally repugnant in his latest article for The Universe. Click here to read Chris’s article.
