by Whitehouse Communications | 7 Sep 2021 | Civil liberties, Communications, Hong Kong, Human rights and equality, Politics, Uncategorized, Webinar, Whitehouse News
Speaking to the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Hong Kong and representatives of the Hong Kong diaspora, Vines, who fled the city last month in fear of persecution, urged the British Government to continue to uphold the principles enshrined in the Sino-British...
by Whitehouse Communications | 14 Jul 2021 | Energy and environment, Environment, European Union, Infrastructure, Politics, Transport
For many, one of the most missed aspects of pre-pandemic life was the ability to hop on a – often cheap – flight to a different corner of the world. Indeed, before most of the world’s borders were shut down due to COVID-19, and restrictions to freedom of...
by Whitehouse Communications | 17 Jun 2021 | Brexit, European Union, Food & Drink
Since January, when the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) took effect, UK food companies that export their products to the EU have been facing the burden of bureaucracy that third countries are dealing with in their trade with the Union. They have to meet...
by Whitehouse Communications | 10 Jun 2021 | Communications, Coronavirus, Creative Industries, media and technology, Economy, Health, Health and Social care, Outsourcing, Politics, PR and Media Relations, Welfare
The High Court decision that the Government acted unlawfully in awarding a major contract to market research company, Public First, without going out to tender, inevitably reflects badly on the reputations of those involved. Dominic Cummings allegedly wanted focus...
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...
