The Week in Westminster

The Week in Westminster

Associate Director Chris Rogers has review the ‘Week in Westminster’ for PubAffairs, discussing the resignation of Priti Patel and potential for a Cabinet reshuffle. To read Chris’s article, please click here.
Brexit weekly: 5 things

Brexit weekly: 5 things

The incredible disappearing sector impact assessments The opposition scored a win last week when it won an opposition motion compelling the publication of the 58 studies looking at the impact of Brexit on different sectors, following a long-running political battle....
STPs: Creating the Case for Change

STPs: Creating the Case for Change

The NHS is one of the most discussed topics in public policy, and yet some of the most drastic changes facing the NHS in a generation are little understood by the patients and staff they will affect the most. Sustainability and Transformation Partnerships, or STPs,...
Brexit: What happens next?

Brexit: What happens next?

The Whitehouse Consultancy and PubAffairs EU will be hosting a Brexit-themed Dragon’s Den pitching competition on Thursday 9 November in Westminster. The event will explore ideas presented by commentators and business experts on how Britain’s future relationship with...
Brexit weekly: 5 things

Brexit weekly: 5 things

Paper politics First off, to Westminster. A busy week for the lobby correspondents with the growing behaviour scandal was made even busier when the House of Commons endorsed a Labour motion that the Government must publish 58 studies on the impact of Brexit on the UK...