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TRADE unions are important and at their most constructive, they can be a force for good. They help to negotiate the rights of the employees
TRADE unions are important and at their most constructive, they can be a force for good. They help to negotiate the rights of the employees
IN the world of business, we recognize that competition is good – competition makes people perform even better. Likewise in the world of leadership, a
THE news coming daily from Ukraine is relentless and weighs on all our thoughts. The world order has changed for a very long time. At
ARTISTS develop a certain skill of portraying a scene with a huge variety of feeling. Some painters are naturals, from a young age, whereas others
FLOWERS flourish and bloom with the right stimulus, fertile soil, lots of nutrients and suitable watering. The same is true with an economy, it will
THERE is a geological phenomenon called the ‘Foreshock’ that experts note as warning tremors before the tectonic plates shift in a major earthquake. More often
THE shoe leather is worn, the feet are aching and the knuckles are sore from door-knocking as we pound the streets of Old Bexley and
Former Prime Minister, Benjamin Disraeli once wrote, “ I am prepared for the worst, but hope for the best ”. It’s a phrase that rings so true in so many walks of life. I often say that it is essential to have a plan b, c and d. In business, you always want a downside cashflow, not just the base case.
Click Here to Download a PDF of this article Dear Mr Hancock Testing for Coronavirus and Government lockdown policies I am writing to you as
Come on Boris, you can do this. Your supporters are begging, imploring for you to find your engaging, energizing, electrifying vigour and vim.
Bustling and brimming with people. Buzzing with ideas, burning with ambition. This is the central London I have always known and loved for over 30
Arms-waving, lectern-thumping, hair-jumping, so Boris emerged from his recovery with a Churchillian earnest. Thankfully, some life and energy back at No 10.
I’m a no-nonsense, can-do type of person who gets things done, whether it is in business or politics.
I’ve been in the property business for well over 30 years, since I started out as an 18-year-old digging foundation trenches in the snow in January 1983. My career has included being Chief Executive of a £1 billion multinational property company, listed on the stock market, where I tripled the share price in 4 years.
In March 2021, I became leader of the political party, Reform UK (formerly the Brexit Party).
Since then I have been a regular host on Talk TV, hosting the 10-1 Sunday morning show.
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