by Chris Rogers | 27 Oct 2017 | Brexit, European Union, Whitehouse News
Vote or no vote? The Parliamentary session between the beginning of October and Christmas is always incredibly busy, and now more so than ever. If you really, really like Select Committee hearings then the opportunity that Brexit brings for inquiries, evidence...
by Chris Rogers | 20 Oct 2017 | Brexit, European Union, Politics, Whitehouse News
Oh, to be a fly on the wall This week started with a rather lengthy round trip for Theresa May for a spot of dinner with EU chief negotiator Jean-Claude Juncker in Brussels. Following last week’s warnings that talks have stalled, making it increasingly unlikely the...
by Chris Rogers | 19 Oct 2017 | Economy, Politics
Being Philip Hammond, or indeed any Chancellor of the Exchequer, must be a bit like being a magician, constantly expected to meet the needs of the audience (or government departments, delete as applicable), often expected to produce something out of nothing, and...
by Chris Rogers | 16 Oct 2017 | Infrastructure, Welfare
Ben Rochelle has written for Bright Blue on the need for Government to deliver a renaissance in affordable housing. To read Ben’s article click here.
by Chris Rogers | 13 Oct 2017 | Brexit, European Union, Politics
To talk or not to talk – that is the question David Davis was racking up the frequent traveller miles again this week, with another trip to Brussels for the fifth round of talks with counterpart Michel Barnier. Unfortunately, it wasn’t a case of fifth time’s a charm...
