by Whitehouse Communications | 15 Aug 2022 | PR and Media Relations
An example of crisis communications on social media Case Study: Wagatha Christie In the first of Whitehouse’s brand-new reputation management series, we’ll be exploring a story that has equally gripped and entertained the nation since it first broke in 2019: Wagatha...
by Whitehouse Communications | 7 Jun 2022 | Communications, Uncategorized
Red meat Boris Johnson’s victory in the vote of no confidence called upon his premiership has bought him time. Another such vote cannot be called for 12 months, but he must urgently use that time to serve up red meat for Conservative MPs and grassroots...
by Whitehouse Communications | 31 May 2022 | Communications, Health, Health and Social care, Technology, Uncategorized, Whitehouse News
On 25 May 2022, the Urology Trade Association (UTA) and The Urology Foundation (TUF) hosted a joint Parliamentary reception, based around the theme of working together to support innovation in the MedTech Sector. In May 2021, the Department for Health and Social Care...
by Whitehouse Communications | 26 May 2022 | Who's Top Who's Not
In this week’s edition of Who’s Top, Who’s Not, we discuss the windfall tax U-turn, the new chair of the Environment Committee and of course, the impact of ‘Partygate’ on the PM. WTWN takes a break for parliamentary recess next week but we’ll be back on 10th...
by Whitehouse Communications | 20 May 2022 | Uncategorized
Here we go again. Having huffed, puffed and sneered now for six months about party-gate, the BBC is at it again, trying to force the resignation of a serving Prime Minister who made the mistake of being in the wrong room at the wrong time with a glass of warm wine...
