by Whitehouse Communications | 31 May 2021 | Children and Families, Civil liberties, Human rights and equality, Justice, Tory Leadership
When Tony and Cheri Blair moved into Downing Street following Labour’s 1997 general election victory, leaders of the Catholic community expressed their delight that a “Catholic family had moved into Downing Street”. Similar expressions emerged when...
by Whitehouse Communications | 30 May 2021 | Communications, Competition, consumer protection and investing, Economy, Employment, European Union, Politics, Public Sector, Whitehouse News
The Queen’s Speech on 11th March announced measures to “improve regulation” and the Treasury announced what it described as “a bonfire of EU red tape”. This has echoes of a remarkably similar promise from David Cameron to have a “bonfire...
by Whitehouse Communications | 28 May 2021 | Civil liberties, Health, Health and Social care, Human rights and equality, Justice, Politics, Public Sector, Welfare, Whitehouse News
The campaign to legalise assisted dying continues apace, with a new Bill to change the law recently introduced into the House of Lords where it will shortly be debated. The Assisted Dying Bill has been introduced by Baroness Meacher who will no doubt argue that if...
by Whitehouse Communications | 27 May 2021 | Food & Drink, Nutrition, Sport
Whitehouse Communications, in conjunction with the European Specialist Sports Nutrition Alliance (ESSNA), for whom the Whitehouse team manages the secretariat, have launched a video with highlights from the second edition of its European Specialist Sports Nutrition...
by Whitehouse Communications | 27 May 2021 | European Union, Food & Drink, Food, Nutrition and Public Health
May is a month of reinvention. Across Europe, people begin to look forward to the summer, one that with easing lockdown restrictions across the continent should feel closer to normality. May is the month for new wardrobes, new plans, and indeed, new political...
