by Whitehouse Communications | 9 Sep 2026 | Politics
The Conservative Party is the Taylor Swift of politics: always willing to reinvent itself to bounce back from electoral defeat. Disraeli’s one-nation party, Thatcher’s neoliberal party and Johnson’s Brexit party were all born from electoral defeat, and each carried...
by Whitehouse Communications | 24 Jul 2026 | Economy
Starmer’s decade of national renewal has ended prematurely, and the age of Andy Burnham has now begun. The new “cost of living” government has announced a slew of measures in its first week to make daily life more affordable, an ambitious programme to...
by Whitehouse Communications | 24 Apr 2026 | Children and Families, Communications, Technology
In 2026, momentum is building across Europe to restrict children’s access to social media. Driven by growing concerns over mental health, online harms, and addictive platform design, governments and regulators are increasingly turning to age-based bans and stricter...
by Whitehouse Communications | 10 Apr 2026 | Education
The negotiations currently underway between the UK and the EU have offered an early indication of how the Labour Government intends to shape its proposed reset with the EU. Since the first EU-UK summit in May 2025, ministers have emphasised the importance of...
by Whitehouse Communications | 2 Apr 2026 | Economy, Financial services
Both the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Bank of England are racing – at very different speeds and with very different urgency – to build a digital form of central bank money. The journeys reveal not just two technical projects, but two distinct...
