by Chris Rogers | 2 Jun 2017 | Health, Whitehouse News
Just one in ten (10%) Britons believe meeting targets for A&E waiting times should be the biggest priority within the NHS for the new government following the General Election, according to a new poll conducted by ComRes on behalf of health policy specialists The...
by Chris Rogers | 2 Jun 2017 | European Union
Six Days Left… And so, the UK general election campaign rolls on. This week has seen the chipping away of the hefty poll lead once enjoyed by Theresa May’s team, who have now sought to rebrand themselves as the ‘Conservatives’. Mrs May herself has moved the...
by Chris Rogers | 26 May 2017 | European Union, Politics
Full steam ahead Michel Barnier has been formally appointed by the remaining EU member states to lead Brexit negotiations, starting from 19th June – a mere 11 days after the UK’s general election result. Although the election is still fairly likely to result in...
by Chris Rogers | 23 May 2017 | Uncategorized
Senior Consultant Robert Ede has authored a comment piece for HSJ which evaluates the Conservative’s manifesto pledge to “introduce the most ambitious programme of investment in buildings and technology the NHS has ever seen”. The Prime Minister recently gave public...
by Chris Rogers | 22 May 2017 | Politics
Here are two banal observations about British politics today. The first is that general elections are stressful; too many visits, too much general public, too much media, too little sleep. The second is that social care policy is hard to get right; too complicated,...
