by Whitehouse Communications | 13 Mar 2019 | Economy
Summary Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond gave his Spring Statement in the House of Commons this afternoon, speaking to the recent achievements of the UK economy. In what is widely regarded as a fiscal non-event for its lack of newsworthy content, Hammond...
by Whitehouse Communications | 9 Nov 2018 | Economy, Employment, Local Government
Tough challenges for the world’s most diverse city: but there is light in unexpected places The Centre for London’s annual conference, which took place this year in the TUC’s Congress building in Fitzrovia, is a place for some of the London’s most creative minds...
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 Chris Rogers | 17 Aug 2017 | Education & Children's Services, Employment
Today’s a big day for a lot of people. A-level results are revealed, determining the futures of thousands of young people. Many will want, and even expect, to go to university. But, as official figures have shown in recent weeks, not as many as you might think. The...
by Chris Rogers | 3 Aug 2017 | Economy, Education & Children's Services, Employment
August means summer (until you look out the window), the parliamentary recess, the cricket season. And for many current affairs junkies (and dare we say a political consultant or journalist or two), what is sometimes described as the ‘silly season’ for news. ‘Silly...
