by Chris Rogers | 11 Aug 2015 | Welfare
Labour leadership contender Yvette Cooper has pledged that if elected she would introduce a “full” Living Wage, higher than that announced by the Chancellor in his Summer Budget, and ensure that care workers receive this wage before any other sectors. Ms Cooper’s...
by Chris Rogers | 7 Aug 2015 | Economy, Politics
When the Premiership season starts tomorrow, there’ll doubtless be a commentator somewhere who’ll explain that the title winner will be the one able to win not only the big games, but also the smaller ones. They’ll note the importance of momentum, and how the eventual...
by Chris Rogers | 6 Aug 2015 | Politics, Transport
Work Experience Programme Student Josephine Gisanrin unearths the complexities of industrial action The London underground service has once again been brought to a standstill. It’s the second time in the space of a month following a 24 hour walkout in July....
by Chris Rogers | 6 Aug 2015 | Politics, Uncategorized
Without constitutional reform of the House of Lords, it must at least reform its behaviour, writes Whitehouse Chairman Chris Whitehouse in his latest column for the Universe. To read Chris’s column, click here.
by Chris Rogers | 4 Aug 2015 | Economy, Politics, PR and Media Relations
Today marks the beginning of the end of an eight year saga, in which the Government has propped up one of the country’s major financial institutions. Few can forget the days of the credit crunch, which impacted the population in countless ways from redundancy to...
