Tell me Lies, tell me sweet Little Lies
30/05/2024
Politicians are often criticised for not being straight with the voters. But, can we handle the truth?
Politicians are often criticised for not being straight with the voters. But, can we handle the truth?
Pitching older people against younger ones is callous, shortsighted and cynical. If the Tories have nothing to offer young people apart from a half baked national service scheme, they will eventually run out of voters…
Jim reports on the mad scramble of MPs quitting whilst others seek selection as the consequences of Rishi Sunak’s rush to the polls play out.
This week Martin reacts to the snap announcement of a UK General Election and why all things American feature so highly in the story…
In this weeks blog, Jo Phillips discusses the upcoming general election, the significance of the coming weeks and the importance of voting.
In his latest blog, Jim thinks the Prime Minister has taken a huge gamble in calling a General Election whilst the polls remain so strongly against him.
Steven discusses the upcoming ‘Art of Hospitality’ event to be held in June and what issues the event aims to address within the hospitality industry.
Jo Phillips tells Rishi Sunak to stop talking about global security and defence when he can’t provide safe water for UK citizens.
Can good performing mayors ever overcome the sailings of their national colleagues? Frank McKenna reflects on the recent local election and mayoral results, and how they were hijacked by Westminster politicians.
Jim thinks the Democrats need to take drastic action to stop Donald Trump leading the free world in very troubled times.
This week Martin shares his views on what US businesses want to know about the forthcoming UK elections…
In his blog, Jim argues that Labour doesn’t need Tory right wing MP defectors after a series of local election triumphs. Read his full analysis of the current political scene and a bit of nostalgia from the Manchester of forty years ago.