by Whitehouse Communications | 9 Jan 2018 | Politics
As the sun sets on the latest Cabinet reshuffle, it’s difficult to describe the last 48 hours as anything other than pretty inauspicious ones for Downing Street, for the minority Conservative government, and for Theresa May’s premiership. The national press has been...
by Whitehouse Communications | 9 Jan 2018 | Brexit, European Union
Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Michael Gove is ringing in the new year with an estimated £10 billion Government U-turn on farming subsidies, which will see the basic payments made per acre to farmers (BPS) under the European Union’s...
by Whitehouse Communications | 8 Jan 2018 | Brexit, European Union
Timothy Stafford, Senior Fellow at the Henry Jackson Society, explains to Project Brexit how Britain must harness global opportunities and look beyond Europe after Brexit.
by Whitehouse Communications | 5 Jan 2018 | Brexit, European Union
Come in Mr Davis, your time is up We might have just got through the festive period but, if rumours out of Brussels are true, then David Davis could be forgiven for not extending ‘goodwill to all men’ to Oliver Robbins. It was (rather strongly) suggested over...
by Whitehouse Communications | 22 Dec 2017 | Brexit, European Union
Brexit purgatory The medieval Catholic Church used to be big on the concept of purgatory. It was the stage between heaven and hell that you resided in at the culmination of your own personal Article 50 process (i.e. when you’d died). How long you’d be in purgatory...
