by Chris Rogers | 21 Sep 2016 | European Union
EU officials have hailed “positive talks” with Switzerland on future access to the Single Market, which could result in the Swiss adopting a ‘locals first for jobs policy.’ Following protracted talks (themselves hindered by the Brexit referendum), EU Commission...
by Chris Rogers | 20 Sep 2016 | Energy, Whitehouse News
Whitehouse Political Consultant Robert Ede has commented for Inside Clean Energy on government energy policy – highlighting the impact of the recent Cabinet reshuffle and and Government’s call for evidence on smart power. To read Robert’s column,...
by Chris Rogers | 15 Sep 2016 | Politics, Transport
To maintain its pre-eminent position as centre of the world financial markets and to position itself as it must in the post-Brexit future as the world’s leading free market trading economy, Britain needs the best air transport links in the world. Theresa May must...
by Chris Rogers | 13 Sep 2016 | European Union
Brexit minister David Davis has suggested the UK could leave the European Union before agreeing a trade deal, also distancing himself from the Leave campaign’s referendum pledge to increase NHS spending. Addressing the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Select...
by Chris Rogers | 13 Sep 2016 | European Union
10 Downing Street has dismissed assertions of a House of Lords report calling for a vote by MPs and peers prior to the UK triggering Article 50 and beginning the formal process of leaving the EU. The House of Lords constitution committee had insisted that a...
