It’s time for Boris to employ some Churchillian common sense (to lockdown)
Stephen Hazell-Smith (otherwise known as The City Grump), turns his attention to Britain’s lockdown laws.
Tag: Boris Johnson
What the Tory majority means for SMEs
The conservatives will continue their long reign in the UK. What can the business community expect to see change
How will Boris Johnson handle Brexit and the gig-economy?
What will our new Prime Minister, Boris Johnson’s tenure be defined by” Let’s hope he sorts out Brexit and the issues plaguing the gig economy…
Small-cap equity and our new PM. What you need to know
Who will Boris Johnson appoint as Chancellor” Let’s hope it’s someone who understands how to stimulate UK investment.
Boris Johnson’s secret memo to Lynton Crosby revealed
The City Grump has found a secret memo concerning Boris Johnson and his ideas for his cabinet. Could this be for real?
MPs are smashing confidence in British businesses
By Jan Cavelle
In his resignation speech, Boris Johnson claimed Britain could still negotiate a strong Brexit deal. But the departure of key government members has done little to rally similar faith from business leaders, says columnist Jan Cavelle.
Whipped in to shape: Trade minister resigns over Heathrow expansion plans
Greg Hands, MP for Chelsea and Fulham and opponent of plans to build a third runway at Heathrow, has stepped down as the Conservative party has introduced a whipping arrangement for Monday’s vote.
The current bloke isn’t up to the job, so I?m running for London mayor, says Charlie Mullins
Frustrated by the government and London mayor Sadiq Khan, Pimlico Plumbers boss Charlie Mullins has thrown his hat into the ring to take over.
Britain today: Political pygmies versus Marxist malcontents
The eye popping outturn of the general election combined with subsequent events I am sure makes most of us despair of our political classes. What is going on in Britain today and what can be done
Sadiq Khan brands government ?blas?” about impact of Brexit
The impact of Brexit would be reduced by getting a ?unique deal” that works for London, Britain and Europe, Sadiq Khan said, but government must stop shrugging off concerns.