by Whitehouse Communications | 23 Mar 2022 | Children and Families, Communications, Economy, Education, Education & Children's Services, Employment, Energy, Energy and environment, Environment, Health, Health and Social care, Politics, Public Sector, Transport and infrastructure, Uncategorized
Wannabe Thatcherite Rishi Sunak believes that the path to the premiership he craves runs through a low tax agenda that revs the engines of the tory backbenchers and grassroots party members that decide leadership elections. But he also knows that the prospects of a...
by Whitehouse Communications | 19 Jan 2022 | Brexit, Communications, Coronavirus, European Union, Politics, Tory Leadership
The BBC’s political reporters have continued their onslaught on the premiership of Boris Johnson. But despite their strategy of talking up parliamentary plans for a pork pie rebellion, there’s no doubt that today’s bravura performance saved...
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 | 20 May 2021 | Civil liberties, Communications, European Union, Human rights and equality, Whitehouse News
Tucked away in the Queen’s Speech was an announcement that Government will introduce a Boycotts, Divestment and Sanctions Bill. The new law will stop local authorities and the devolved administrations of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland from introducing...
by Whitehouse Communications | 10 May 2021 | Local Government, Politics
Make no mistake, Thursday’s election results were dreadful for Labour. Losing control of six councils including Durham, hundreds of councillors losing their seats whilst also getting thumped by the Tories in the Hartlepool by-election. Governing parties aren’t...
