by Chris Rogers | 20 Oct 2015 | Politics
It turns out we’re not actually that great at building things. Actually, that’s a bit misleading. We’re not bad at building things – we’ve a history replete with architectural and engineering feats from the likes of Sir Christopher Wren and Isambard Kingdom Brunel....
by Chris Rogers | 16 Oct 2015 | Health
The Department of Health Christmas card list will probably be a few names shorter at the end of this week. Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has been taken out to the proverbial woodshed not once, but twice in recent days. Not that there’s anything terribly unusual about...
by Chris Rogers | 15 Oct 2015 | Health, Politics, Public Sector
Do you know who your doctor is? Do you care? Does the history of the medical practitioner you’re dealing with matter to you? Her education? Her culture? Her religious beliefs? Like most people, I have my GP surgery I go to for serious things and niggles, then there’s...
by Chris Rogers | 15 Oct 2015 | Politics
In committing his Party to equality of opportunity, David Cameron is emulating John Major, not Tony Blair, writes Whitehouse Chairman Chris Whitehouse in his latest column for The Universe. To read Chris’s piece, please click here.
by Chris Rogers | 14 Oct 2015 | Politics
After the false start of the fortnight in September, Parliament has now properly returned to work. It will sit, with one minor break, until mid-December. Based on the very first day of its sitting, it may not be a particularly happy time for the Labour Party. Monday’s...
