The contrast between new government and new opposition could not be starker. Frank McKenna reflects on a week that saw the return of the grown-ups to Downing Street, as the Tory psychodrama continues.
Chester is a city steeped in history and charm, has long been a bustling hub for tourists and locals alike. However, the recent closures of beloved establishments such as the Henry Potts and Boheme paint a stark picture of the struggles facing the hospitality industry here.
Keir Starmer has inherited many problems, but without cash to spend his best hope is to reform and repair the systems and practices that have scuppered.
Jim thinks Labour’s hold on power could deepen next time if they can deliver on public services and immigration.
Are US voters are currently being swayed by Donald’s argument that ‘any and all’ suffering they may be feeling is directly linked to migration. Martin Liptrot explores this topic and more in his latest blog.
Celebrate change – beware of Reform.
Jo Phillips explains what we could expect from a new government, but cautions that change won’t happen overnight.
Jim looks back on fifty years reporting on General Election nights for Granada and the BBC.
The last ten weeks have been a whirlwind – from the Liverpool Hospitality awards on the 9th May, to last week’s Wrexham Hotel opening, events are becoming a central part of the job.
Only hours ago, the US Presidential debate ended – Martin gives his reaction and what might happen next…
Frank McKenna has not been impressed by the format of the various TV debates that have taken place through the course of the General Election campaign.
After attending Taylor Swift’s ‘The Eras Tour’ at Anfield, Steven shares some thoughts on what Hospitality Leaders can learn from Taylor Swift.
