by Chris Rogers | 9 Feb 2016 | Sport, Uncategorized
As PR stunts go, it was an incredibly effective one. As the clock turned to the 77th minute of their game against Sunderland on Saturday, thousands of Liverpool fans got up and left. It wasn’t the team – they were two nil up at the time – but rather it was at protest...
by Chris Rogers | 8 Feb 2016 | Health, Politics, Sport
If you were between the ages of 15 and 16, then reading this article would constitute part of the 4.8 hours you spend online each day, according to a study released by Childwise. Alongside your near five hours of online activity, you’d also probably spend at least a...
by Chris Rogers | 8 Feb 2016 | European Union
So finally David Cameron got a set of proposals from European Council President Donald Tusk. They were all predictably received by the press and political operators who already had a formed opinion on the matter. After all, there was really no outcome imaginable –or...
by Chris Rogers | 8 Feb 2016 | Health, Politics, Public Sector
Most business leaders would be thrilled if their customer base and demand for their services kept expanding. Unfortunately, it’s a bit more complicated when your business is the NHS. Demand on the NHS continues to grow as the population not only gets bigger but also...
by Chris Rogers | 4 Feb 2016 | European Union
The Government has yesterday responded to the petition to ‘scrap the £35k threshold for non-EU citizens settling in the UK’. A very timely response indeed, as it coincides rather fittingly with the ongoing discussions around our relationship with the EU....
