by Whitehouse Communications | 7 May 2021 | Communications, Energy, Energy and environment, Environment, Local Government, PR and Media Relations, Public Sector, Transport, Transport and infrastructure, Whitehouse News
Government in England is determined to increase consistency in recycling to reduce confusion in the materials that can be collected for recycling at kerbside, and to address the urban myth that much of the “recycling” carefully separated out by households...
by Whitehouse Communications | 5 May 2021 | Communications, Competition, consumer protection and investing, Economy, Health and Social care, Human rights and equality, Politics, PR and Media Relations, Public Sector, Uncategorized
The government is to launch a new Medical Technologies Division within the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) to focus on Britain’s leading position in med-tech research and innovation. The sector’s reputation as been internationally boosted by...
by Whitehouse Communications | 3 May 2021 | Civil liberties, Creative Industries, media and technology, Economy, Education & Children's Services, Hong Kong, Human rights and equality, Justice, Politics, Whitehouse News
“Democracy dies in darkness” is the motto of one of the World’s great publications, the Washington Post. Today is World Press Freedom Day, an occasion to celebrate the noble traditions of journalism in its widest forms, but also to mourn the dimming...
by Whitehouse Communications | 16 Apr 2021 | Communications, Health, Politics, PR and Media Relations, Whitehouse News
Speaking today on news that Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, stands accused of cronyism, lobbying veteran Chris Whitehouse, Chair of the Whitehouse Consultancy says: “With the rising tide of sleaze accusations lapping now at the Health Secretary’s heels, the word...
by Whitehouse Communications | 15 Apr 2021 | Civil liberties, Communications, Politics, Public Sector, Tory Leadership, Whitehouse News
Former Prime Minister, David Cameron, is sinking ever deeper into the mire of sleaze allegations. Boris Johnson is right to distance himself from that tainted brand to avoid contamination of his own government’s reputation. Whitehouse Communications Chair, Chris...
