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 | 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 | 28 May 2021 | Civil liberties, Health, Health and Social care, Human rights and equality, Justice, Politics, Public Sector, Welfare, Whitehouse News
The campaign to legalise assisted dying continues apace, with a new Bill to change the law recently introduced into the House of Lords where it will shortly be debated. The Assisted Dying Bill has been introduced by Baroness Meacher who will no doubt argue that if...
by Whitehouse Communications | 26 May 2021 | Communications, Food, Nutrition and Public Health, Health, Health and Social care, Politics, PR and Media Relations, Whitehouse News
Whitehouse Communications has been identified by a leading global magazine as one of the World’s most trusted healthcare PR agencies. USA-based printed and online healthcare title, Insights Healthcare, described Whitehouse as one of the ten most trusted agencies...
by Whitehouse Communications | 7 May 2021 | Communications, Economy, Food, Nutrition and Public Health, Health, Health and Social care, Politics, Third Sector, Webinar, Whitehouse News
In a new report today by LSE/The Lancet, experts have warned that spending on the NHS, social care and public health needs to rise by £102bn over the next decade, funded by big tax rises, to improve Britain’s health in the wake of the pandemic. The report warns...
