The Labour Party has in recent weeks been accused of being ‘anti-business’. This is something of an old trope attack line from the Conservative party but it certainly hasn’t helped that Labour has been unable to reel off a convincing list of key business supporters when asked and criticised for the Shadow Chancellor effectively telling small business that they are likely to avoid tax unless … Continue reading Labour’s Problem With Outsourcing
The UK is facing a crisis on an issue that has been looming for several years, and Judgment Day has come for a definitive decision to be made on May 8. The issue we are up against is the foreseeable power crisis the country will eventually face due to years of underinvestment in electricity generation, and rapidly aging existing infrastructure. The UK is facing a … Continue reading The Politically Inconvenient Truth
Do you think journalists are interested in what you have to say on social media? I was quite surprised that only 3% of journalists writing ‘hard news’ think that social media has a fundamental impact to their work. Why is that? Believe it or not, journalists use social media mainly to publish and promote their own work. If you would like to grab their attention, … Continue reading JOURNALISTS TURN A DEAF EAR TO SOCIAL MEDIA
What will our country look like in the early hours of 8 May? It’s difficult to tell. Almost everyone agrees that the Election is the most unpredictable in a generation. The polls offer no clear indication. There are so many factors – the lack of breakthrough from either the Conservatives or Labour, the collapse in support for the Liberal Democrats and the rise of UKIP, … Continue reading THE SNP COULD VERY WELL DETERMINE THE ELECTION; IT’S TIME TO LISTEN TO WHAT THEY ARE SAYING…
