by Sam | 18 May 2015 | Education & Children's Services, Energy, Environment, General Election 2015, Health
The Whitehouse Consultancy has produced analyses of Prime Minister David Cameron’s new ministerial teams for education, energy and health – outlining what the ministerial appointments mean for policy in the new parliament. To read Whitehouse’s health...
by Sam | 18 May 2015 | Uncategorized
The Conservative Government should not be too quick to act on Lynton Crosby’s call for opinion polls to be banned in the last few weeks of election campaigns, despite the false picture they presented during the recent General Election campaign. It was the pollsters’...
by Sam | 15 May 2015 | General Election 2015, Politics
Earlier this week, my colleague Oliver Cardinali suggested the General Election had been akin to the ‘Red Wedding’ from the Game of Thrones. And that the Conservative victory could give rise to greater militancy from Labour and Liberal Democrat peers eager to delay,...
by Sam | 14 May 2015 | Politics, Public Sector, Uncategorized
Who said the art of letter writing is dead? Such was the hubbub around the publication of the so-called ‘black spider’ letters by Prince Charles, you could have been forgiven for thinking they were supposed to contain the prose of a modern day Wordsworth, or some form...
by Sam | 14 May 2015 | Health
Britain’s cancer survival rates have improved dramatically over the last two decades but we are still lagging well behind our European and global counterparts. Why is this? Put simply, we have not done enough around early diagnosis and national screening. Let’s look...
