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In Need of Hope
The future of British politics is the hottest topic in the media at the moment. It’s getting fiery, partisan, and explosive.
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Mental Health Deserves Our Attention
‘Mental Health’ is a conversation with somewhat bad connotations, often misinterpreted to only focus on the negative issues, has nevertheless become one of the most talked about topics across the world, esp…
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Family or Finance?
The UK is seeing a seismic shift within family life, and we’re starting to ask questions of ‘are we moving backwards or forwards?’
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Succession
The longer a leader is in place the tougher the transition is to a new leader. Counterintuitively, it is even tougher when the leader has been seen to have delivered repeatedly
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We Shouldn’t Need to Die For Our Country
The gruesome potential advent of another World War is becoming worryingly likely
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Homeless Alone
Once again, we are left confused, frustrated and angry by just how out of touch our government really is. Of all the things to see as an urgent priority now, it just should not be policing against homelessness
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Walking in Each Other’s Shoes
Selflessness is unfortunately all too rare a characteristic to come across, especially in today’s world where many have a ‘survival of the fittest’ attitude. In e
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The Demographic Divide
We’ve never shied away from the discussion of immigrants and understanding the necessity for them that the so called ‘developed’ nations are beginning to realise but not yet appreciate. Lik
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The Price of Patriotism
It has been a very busy week for media coverage in relation to international football
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Admit When You Are Wrong
No leadership role is easy or straightforward, there are always obstacles and problems along the way – what shows a leader’s true worth, and character is how they deal with it. Th
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Isolated at the Top
We’ve never been shy to call out the exclusion of women in the workplace, especially when it comes to the mistreatment so many still face today.
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Employee Ill Health
In the past, I have expressed my hope for the next generation of employees
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Words Do Matter
As we push ever harder for inclusion in our society, it’s paramount that we remember the phrase, “actions speak louder than words,” but that doesn’t mean that we should forget that ‘words have power.’ It’s on
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Clocking Out and Turning Off
The discussion around work life balance has been with us for a long time now, but the expectations are higher than ever and increasingly unavoidable