by Chris Rogers | 3 Aug 2015 | Health
The NHS is under crippling pressure and one of the great political questions of our time is to ensure it’s able to cope. Addressing the demands of resources covers the full spectrum of NHS services – from GPs to A&E, and complex treatments for conditions such as...
by Chris Rogers | 31 Jul 2015 | Uncategorized
The Corbyn train is picking up steam with a third major trade union throwing its weight behind the man who started the protracted Labour leadership contest as an afterthought, but is now seen as the presumptive leader. The unions have decided that Mr Corbyn represents...
by Chris Rogers | 30 Jul 2015 | Uncategorized
The Leadership election suggests Labour has not even begun to comprehend the reasons for its defeat, writes Whitehouse Chairman Chris Whitehouse in his latest article for The Universe. To view Chris’s piece, please click here.
by Chris Rogers | 29 Jul 2015 | General Election 2015, Politics
What would you do if someone asked if you’re planning to be in your job in five years’ time? The answer of course depends on the job you’re doing, but it’s a bit more complicated if your job title happens to be Prime Minister. David Cameron, currently in the midst of...
by Chris Rogers | 28 Jul 2015 | Health
There remains a nostalgic view in the UK of the rural GP who knows everybody’s name and ailments. These pillars of the community do more than treat patients, they act as high priests of the national religion that is the NHS. But does this reflect modern general...
