Heresy? Frank McKenna argues that the NHS needs radical reform more than it needs cash – and that this week’s tax hike will not improve social care as promised.
This week’s guest blog is from Richard Crooks about how HR can support employees.
Read the latest ‘A Week in America’ blog, from Florida based writer and commentator, Martin Liptrot discussing the creation and controversy of capitalism.
This week in the U.S. Martin Liptrot discusses the curious case of Ivermectin.
Rob Valentine from Bruntwood Works discusses how Bruntwood Works create communities and encourage interaction in their properties.
Downtown’s Head of Communications Chris Wilcox reflects on a superb day at the Tennis and just enjoys being out and about again.
Jim examines what the government’s vision for “Global Britain” means in the light of humiliation in Afghanistan whilst at home the shortage of EU lorry drivers is affecting supermarket supplies and car production. He also comments on an important trade union election.
The American people are more interested in repairing the infrastructure in Kansas than Kabul. That’s the conclusion Jim draws from this week’s dramatic events in Afghanistan as he traces the rise and fall of the American empire.
This week, writer and commentator on public affairs Martin Liptrot discusses the US withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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Ben Vaas, Commercial Lead at Ayming UK, the innovation landscape across the UK and how the Government can best support it.
We need to get back to the office and meet face to face. That’s Jim’s view in his latest blog as the debate over home working hots up. Jim also pays tribute to the late Lord Smith of Wigan. He had a low profile but was one of the great figures in North West local government over the last 40 years.
