Tag: Labour Party
Labour’s Communication Chaos: A Case Study in Strategic Messaging Failure and Lessons for UK Business
Proliferation of frameworks, revisions & overlapping priorities has created confusion & lessons for UK businesses, importance of clear, consistent communication
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Labour’s Transformative Nonsense
For just 1p1 politicians could buy Sir Ernest Gowers book The Complete Plain Words. If they then read and learned from this fine work they may not come out with so much rubbish. Labour is being urged not to “play it safe” in its election manifesto and secure a mandate for “transformative” change by pursuing…
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Laws Aplenty to Keep us in Line
A while ago I wrote about how I felt that The Labour Party spent most of their time legislating to get things in the order they wanted. In the world of carrots and sticks, this would be the stick. Today, Lord Phillips, formerly the UK’s most senior judge, has criticised the government for introducing a “ceaseless torrent…
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New Labour and the Stick
I can’t help but reflect on the state of our nation’s governance. For years, I’ve had this nagging feeling about New Labour’s approach to running the country. It seemed to me that they were constantly churning out new laws as if legislation was the answer to every problem. In the world of carrots and sticks,…
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