Rose Whiffen
@rosewhiff.bsky.social
Researcher for @transparencyuk.bsky.social on political integrity issues and wider corruption. All opinions my own.
These sanctions include "public apology, remedial action, or removal of ministerial salary for a period." But outcomes vary, with Matt Hancock found to have 'technically breached' the ministerial code but stayed in post. Whereas Tulip Siddiq was not found in breach, but resigned nonetheless.
September 5, 2025 at 10:51 AM
These sanctions include "public apology, remedial action, or removal of ministerial salary for a period." But outcomes vary, with Matt Hancock found to have 'technically breached' the ministerial code but stayed in post. Whereas Tulip Siddiq was not found in breach, but resigned nonetheless.
ORCL and Companies House records state Tim Allan is a current Director of the lobbying company 'Strand Partners'. orcl.my.site.com/CLR_Public_P.... How will this conflict of interests be managed?
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September 1, 2025 at 11:59 AM
ORCL and Companies House records state Tim Allan is a current Director of the lobbying company 'Strand Partners'. orcl.my.site.com/CLR_Public_P.... How will this conflict of interests be managed?
Reposted by Rose Whiffen
The big problem with Labour's Election Bill? does *nothing* about scale of money in British politics
No donation caps.
No changes to sky-high spending limits
Ironically Bill dropped on same day as spending data from 2024 - showing the most expensive election in British history
No donation caps.
No changes to sky-high spending limits
Ironically Bill dropped on same day as spending data from 2024 - showing the most expensive election in British history
July 18, 2025 at 8:53 AM
The big problem with Labour's Election Bill? does *nothing* about scale of money in British politics
No donation caps.
No changes to sky-high spending limits
Ironically Bill dropped on same day as spending data from 2024 - showing the most expensive election in British history
No donation caps.
No changes to sky-high spending limits
Ironically Bill dropped on same day as spending data from 2024 - showing the most expensive election in British history
Ah you're too kind! 😄
May 20, 2025 at 4:28 PM
Ah you're too kind! 😄