Under pressure
While the future of PPPs in NHS estates is in limbo, the ageing infrastructure is crumbling at a time when it is most needed, says Kirsty-Anne Jasper, deputy editor of Partnerships Bulletin.
P3 project timelines knocked by Covid-19
As expected, the pandemic has resulted in project milestone delays
Megxit Strategy
Partnerships Bulletin’s Kirsty-Anne Jasper looks at how public-private funding is an infrastructure issue for the British Royal Family
Word from the Labour campaign trail: weekend 23-24 Nov.
LONDON - Although weekends may be restful for some, Labour’s campaign machine showed no sign of slowing down as they launched their innovative and forward-thinking youth manifesto whilst criticising The Conservatives’ ‘manifesto for billionaires.’ Labour continue to gain in the polls whilst both the Lib Dems and Brexit Party are struggling.
Boris Johnson’s pattern of vice and cover-ups is no laughing matter
LONDON (Labour Buzz) - Boris Johnson’s private life has often served as a punchline to many a joke. In some respects his reputation as a cad has served to make him stand out from the sea of Bullingdon Club toffs and made him somewhat of a likeable figure of fun; the lovable buffoon who can’t keep it in his pants and gives good face on Have I Got News For You.
But increasingly we’ve seen these high japes take a much darker turn and Johnson’s premiership has been marred by allegations of violence
Organisations are still falling short on staff mental health
Despite progress on policies, a poll reveals businesses still have a long way to go to improve the mental health and well-being of their employees.
Conversations around mental health provisions are more common than ever before. We’re increasingly told that stigma surrounding illness is breaking down and everyone from company CEOs, celebrities and even royalty have gone on record to speak of their personal issues—something that would have been unthinkable even a decade ago.
Spoonful of Sugar
The working world is being changed by young people, but being an entrepreneur is still misrepresented
Reality Bites
Ofcom’s changes to production rules mean television regulation is becoming aligned with ESG principles
Back to Business
With Brexit dominating headlines, we look at what else the UK’s incumbent Prime Minister has to offer
The Hot Spot
Making clothing go viral
It’s not just a crisis, it’s an M&S crisis
The ousting of Jill McDonald can only go so far to repair the high street giant’s issues
Balancing Hormones
Caster Semenya’s ruling by the IAAF highlights a difficult question for sport’s governance professionals
A Pregnant Pause
An MPs report finds that maternity discrimination is on the rise with NDAs being abused
Cheating Ourselves
US college bribery scandal shines a light on the price parents are willing to pay for their childrens’ education
Farewell to Failures
Will the CMA’s investigation into funeral pricing be a death knell for poor governance in the sector?
Press Release: SRA disciplinary records published in an accessible format for the first time
Consumer champions’ calls for transparency within the legal industry have been answered by a leading legal comparison website
Fyre Fighting
The rise of social media influencers means regulators are facing new and unprecedented challenge
Bad Apple
News of insider trading at Apple raises questions about those responsible for compliance
You're not hired
Government targets on apprenticeships are set to be missed amidst criticism of business levy funded places
Own goal
Sir Alex Ferguson’s medical notes breach can teach us lessons about effective information governance
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