by Whitehouse Communications | 3 Mar 2021 | Arts, Brexit, Children and Families, Civil liberties, Communications, Coronavirus, Creative Industries, media and technology, Culture & Heritage, Economy, Education & Children's Services, Employment, Energy, Environment, European Union, Food & Drink, Health, Infrastructure, Politics, PR and Media Relations, Public Sector, Third Sector, Tory Leadership, Webinar, Whitehouse News
This was an easy budget for Rishi Sunak to deliver. He’s under limited pressure from his own party (for now) to set out how he will pay for the pandemic-related spending that kept the British economy afloat. The red wall Tory MPs in northern red wall seats will be...
by Whitehouse Communications | 2 Feb 2021 | Civil liberties, Economy, Education & Children's Services, Environment, Infrastructure, Justice, PR and Media Relations, Third Sector
The British Government’s political policy decision to abolish the statutory requirement to spend 0.7% of gross domestic product on overseas aid came in for a savage pasting from MPs and Peers in an online meeting with one of the country’s leading overseas...
by Whitehouse Communications | 2 Feb 2021 | European Elections series, Hong Kong, Justice, Politics, PR and Media Relations
Whitehouse Chairman, Chris Whitehouse, is one of over 100 China experts and human rights campaigners and public figures who have published an in-depth statement which decries the EU-China Comprehensive Agreement on Investment (CAI) as being based on a “naïve” set of...
by Whitehouse Communications | 23 Jan 2021 | Civil liberties, Hong Kong, Politics
Nobel Peace Prize nominee Alexandra “Grandma” Wong has been rearrested in Hong Kong on suspicion of “obstructing police officers in the execution of their duties” after she was found holding up a sign at a pedestrian crossing in Tseung Kwan O. Reaction Lord [David]...
by Whitehouse Communications | 18 Jan 2021 | Civil liberties, Communications, Human rights and equality, Justice, Politics, PR and Media Relations, Whitehouse News
Whitehouse Chairman, Chris Whitehouse, has made a powerful case that British lawyers should not be hiring themselves out to the repressive regime in Hong Kong to do the bidding of the Chinese Communist Party. The article follows news that a British QC, David Perry, is...
