by Whitehouse Communications | 29 Apr 2025 | Elections, Labour Party, Politics
For politicos, April really is the cruellest month. There is always a set of elections in the first week of May and so the fourth month of the year is always spent on the doorstep somewhere. Easter bank holidays are less about long lie-ins and more about pounding the...
by Whitehouse Communications | 12 Jul 2021 | Civil liberties, Communications, Health, Health and Social care, Human rights and equality, Politics, Public Sector, Welfare
Jim Shannon is a DUP MP Strangford, and the party spokesperson for Health and Social Care Between 3 and 6 million people in the UK have some degree of urinary incontinence, and prior to the pandemic, urinary tract infections (UTIs) were the largest cause of unplanned...
by Whitehouse Communications | 27 Jun 2021 | Civil liberties, Communications, Health, Health and Social care, Human rights and equality, Politics, Public Sector, Welfare
Covid, a struggling NHS, social care reform – Sajid Javid has a full in-box as the new Health Secretary. A weekend is a long time in politics. Matt Hancock wriggled and squirmed on the hook, but even he, of the Teflon mould of politics, could not slip off this...
by Whitehouse Communications | 12 Mar 2021 | Health, Politics, Public Sector, Welfare
In what can only be described as an illuminating and stimulating discussion, the Whitehouse Consultancy hosted a webinar discussing the future direction of travel for the NHS and social care in England. Joining Whitehouse was Robert Ede, Head of Health and Social...
by Chris Rogers | 10 Feb 2014 | Economy, Education & Children's Services, Politics, Welfare
Labour Party leader Ed Miliband has this morning used an article in The Guardian to preview his lecture tonight on Labour Party plans for public service reform, which will see public service users ‘put at the heart of services’. Miliband will set out four...
