by Ellee Seymour | Nov 30, 2009 | climate change, Environment, Politics
I’ve been closely following the Doha trade talks as my MEP Robert Sturdy, who as vice-chairman of the Inter-Parliamentary World Trade Organisation Committee, has played a key role in these negotiations. I know his frustrations only too well as year after year, world...
by Ellee Seymour | Nov 29, 2009 | Infection 2009, Politics, PR client
Today’s alarming report on the Dr Foster Hospital Guide about our under performing NHS trusts – based on a range of indicators including death rates, infection rates and staffing levels – reminded me of something worrying I learnt at the Infection 2009...
by Ellee Seymour | Nov 24, 2009 | Politics
First our Norfolk folk were insultingly dubbed the “Turnip Talibanâ€. And now Conservatives in the neighbouring county of Suffolk who are selecting a parliamentary candidate this Friday have been mockingly lablled the “Suffolk Swedeâ€. Hey, why does the media...
by Ellee Seymour | Nov 22, 2009 | News, Politics
With the Conservative Party pledging much needed support for families, it is worth remembering that almost half of marriages in England and Wales end in divorce. It is surely these fractured families, with children often torn between bitter, warring parents, who...
by Ellee Seymour | Nov 21, 2009 | Environment, Politics
I am a keen recycler, but was astonished to read in the latest PR Week that Defra is paying a PR company £94,000 to launch a recycling campaign for Christmas with the key messages reduce, reuse and recycle. The government already funds a quango called WRAP –...
by Ellee Seymour | Nov 17, 2009 | Politics
Conservatives face a massive challenge at the next general election because the present boundaries give Labour the advantage of an inbuilt majority. They need to win fewer votes in constituencies where they are strongest to secure a victory, while many Conservative...
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