by Chris Rogers | 10 Mar 2016 | Politics
Today Dan Jarvis arguably took the first steps in a bid to become Labour leader with a speech for the Demos think-tank setting out his vision for the Party. Echoing Tony Blair, Jarvis suggested that Labour must be “tough on inequality, tough on the causes of...
by Chris Rogers | 10 Mar 2016 | Economy, Employment, Politics, Whitehouse News
In a new column for The Universe, Chris Whitehouse anticipates George Osborne’s Budget, highlighting the increase in the minimum wage and the potential effect on small businesses without accompanying action on National Insurance. To read Chris’s column,...
by Chris Rogers | 8 Mar 2016 | Politics
Today is International Women’s Day, a chance to celebrate the achievements of women around the world and look at what more can be done to achieve gender parity. Although only 22% of MPs in the House of Commons are women, they certainly make their voices heard. One...
by Chris Rogers | 8 Mar 2016 | PR and Media Relations, Third Sector, Whitehouse News
Head of Public Relations Chris Rogers has written for the Public Relations Consultants Association (PRCA) blog on how communications for charities are changing, and the implications for reputations in the third sector. To read Chris’s post, please click...
by Chris Rogers | 4 Mar 2016 | Health, Sport
If you tuned into the Six Nations last weekend, you would have done so to watch talented athletes ply their trade. But you might also be watching to witness the incredible physicality of the sport – put more succinctly as giants colliding into each other. Rugby, like...
