What Kemi really brings to the Party - an update It seems like some vote-lending scheming by Tory MPs resulted in a shock result on the two-candidate shortlist that the Conservative Party membership will get to choose from. As Katy Balls from the Spectator explains here (might not be free), and discusses with Cindy Lu [...]
What Kemi really brings to the Party Research shows that you need a certain perspective to turn organisations around; you need to appreciate complexity and be able to cope with and manage your way around complexity. The Conservative Party is undoubtably a turnaround project. I resigned as Chairman of Surrey Heath Conservative Association following Michael [...]
Thanks to Cllr Trefor Hogg for much of the background material on this post. It's well worth subscribing to his newsletter here. He describes entrenched attitides within the dominant local social housing provider, Accent Housing, that don't treat social housing tenants with the respect they deserve or give them the service that they deserve. Michael [...]
What's going on with GP services in Frimley Green ? Tonight I attended the Frimley Green Mytchett & Deepcut Society AGM, where Dr Richard de Ferrars and his colleague Dr Maria Birtchnell presented on the past, present and future of Bartlett Group Practice. I thought it was very brave of them. The headline on the [...]
NHS Crisis - what is the solution? I’ve posted before that the NHS crisis is not due to lack of investment, a false message propagated by some, including the local Lib Dems. See details here of the ‘fake news’ and how NHS investment has increased by more than twice as much as the alleged ‘lies’ [...]
Jeremy Hunt's Book on NHS Interesting to see that ex Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt is publishing a book on the need to reform the NHS. I totally agree with his conclusions on the problems with so-called professionals being unable to admit mistakes: I have three other observations/questions: This issue is not limited to the NHS. [...]
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