Post election reflection
The dust has settled and another election is over. It’s a strange result and I don’t think anyone is enthusiastic about it, except perhaps the SNP. The Conservatives have
Good and bad news ratio = 1:4
Happy birthday your Majesty. A historic time for our nation and the largest media story for the tail end of last week. So it is of no surprise to
Vote Leave lies (sigh)
Brexit has been a large part of the headlines for so long now that it is surprising to hear that the campaigns only officially started last week. One sound
Most of us in this together?
A week is a long time in politics and this one has been even longer for our Prime Minister. It seems like an age since the budget and subsequent
It’s private…not now…I used to, but!…
Cameron’s tax affairs are starting to look ridiculous. Yesterday (7/4/16) at Exeter university he decided to stop having interviews with the press so as to “draw a line under
Steel betrayal
Remember this? The news was only interested in Corbyn and his ‘will he, won’t he’ wear White Tie, or say something controversial or head-butt the President of the
Weak, weak, weak!
What an amazing week in politics! Yes I know Iain Duncan Smith has enacted some of the most draconian cuts to our countries most vulnerable people. Yes I’m convinced
An End to 15 Minute Care Visits
Andy Burnham has today announced that the next Labour government will introduce a powerful new package of rights and support for older people to transform care and help keep
NHS Mental Health in Crisis
Here’s the first of our ‘Guest Blogs’ this week from people working in the NHS Me…. I am a psychologist. I trained for 7 years. I treat adult patients
Do you believe in a fairer Britain?
Do you believe in a fairer Britain? I do. We need to make this country work for the people who work for it. We have seen the cost of living