by Chris Rogers | 18 Jan 2017 | European Union, Politics
If you were to say Theresa May’s Brexit speech yesterday was highly anticipated, you’d probably be putting forward an early contender for political understatement of the year. In one fell swoop Mrs May set out at least some of the detail on the British negotiating...
by Chris Rogers | 13 Jan 2017 | European Union
Migrating to the new reality Brexit Minister David Jones was in the spotlight this week, appearing before the House of Lords EU Select Committee, and revealing that a unilateral Government guarantee of EU citizens’ right to remain in the UK “is certainly something...
by Chris Rogers | 13 Jan 2017 | Politics
Chances are, at some point you’ve been given an answer to a question that you simply don’t like. You’ve probably wondered why you asked the question in the first place. And you’ll almost certainly have been in the situation where someone doles out unsolicited advice....
by Chris Rogers | 9 Jan 2017 | Politics, Whitehouse News
Whitehouse Consultancy Director Carl Thomson has commented for The Guardian on how to pursue a political career. To view the article, please click here.
by Chris Rogers | 9 Jan 2017 | Politics
The Economist is making waves with its front cover again. A few years after its eye-catching, lurid yellow mock-up of David Cameron as a punk (complete with Mohican), its more simple – and more cutting – description of the Prime Minister as ‘Theresa Maybe’ has got...
