by Whitehouse Communications | 16 Apr 2021 | Communications, Health, Politics, PR and Media Relations, Whitehouse News
Speaking today on news that Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, stands accused of cronyism, lobbying veteran Chris Whitehouse, Chair of the Whitehouse Consultancy says: “With the rising tide of sleaze accusations lapping now at the Health Secretary’s heels, the word...
by Whitehouse Communications | 15 Apr 2021 | Civil liberties, Communications, Politics, Public Sector, Tory Leadership, Whitehouse News
Former Prime Minister, David Cameron, is sinking ever deeper into the mire of sleaze allegations. Boris Johnson is right to distance himself from that tainted brand to avoid contamination of his own government’s reputation. Whitehouse Communications Chair, Chris...
by Whitehouse Communications | 12 Apr 2021 | Civil liberties, Communications, Politics, PR and Media Relations, Public Sector, Whitehouse News
Speaking today on news that the Government is to commission an inquiry into David Cameron’s recent lobbying activity, veteran lobbyist Chris Whitehouse, Chair of The Whitehouse Consultancy says: “The government is right to investigate these reports. It’s simply not...
by Whitehouse Communications | 12 Apr 2021 | Communications, Local Government, Politics, PR and Media Relations, Public Sector, Whitehouse News
The May elections are just around the corner and the deadline to register to vote is fast approaching. Make sure you register this week or lose your chance to potentially help determine how likely a Scottish referendum could be, how strong the blue wall truly is,...
by Whitehouse Communications | 10 Apr 2021 | Brexit, Creative Industries, media and technology, European Union, Food & Drink, Health, Nutrition, Politics, PR and Media Relations, Whitehouse News
Dr Ian Gibson served as the Member of Parliament for Norwich North from 1997 to 2009. During that period I had the pleasure and the privilege of working closely with him in the fight against over-burdensome regulations from the European Union that would have...
