by Chris Rogers | 26 Jan 2017 | Health
When Aneurin Bevan set up the NHS all the way back in 1948, he probably didn’t expect the phrase “free at the point of use” to be quite the British health mantra it is today. But then again, he probably also wouldn’t have expected the population to be somewhere around...
by Chris Rogers | 21 Dec 2016 | Economy, Education & Children's Services, Energy, European Union, Health, Nutrition, Politics, Transport, Whitehouse News
Christmas might be fast approaching, bringing a year of incredible political change and upheaval closer to an end. But there’s little doubt that come the first week of January, ministers will be returning to bulging inboxes. What will the policy priorities for...
by Chris Rogers | 13 Dec 2016 | Health, Politics
Something slipped under the radar last week which has relatively significant implications for the NHS. The Chief Executive of NHS England, Simon Stevens, said in an interview to the Health Service Journal that he will publish a Five Year Forward View delivery plan,...
by Chris Rogers | 18 Oct 2016 | Health, Nutrition, Whitehouse News
Whitehouse’s food and nutrition policy experts are to provide exclusive policy insight to delegates at the Food Matters Live event on 23 November, hosting a pop-up policy surgery at the industry-leading food conference and exhibition at the ExCel Centre. The surgery...
by Chris Rogers | 22 Sep 2016 | European Union, Health
The Health Select Committee has invited written submissions on the priorities for health and social care in Brexit negotiations. Having received a wide range of evidence on what areas affect this policy area through the pre-referendum inquiry into the impact of EU...
