The Parliamentary Review

The Parliamentary Review

The Parliamentary Review is sent to over 500,000 leading business executives, policy makers and other relevant individuals. In recent years, it has featured forewords by Theresa May, David Cameron, Caroline Lucas, Lucy Powell and many other political figures. The Review's release is marked by an annual gala in the Palace of Westminster.

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The Parliamentary Review's articles (314)

W and P Assessment and Training Centre chief: “Local authorities have muddied the waters with regards to Covid-19 advice”

News | Published April 12th 2020

W and P Assessment and Training Centre chief: “Local authorities have muddied the waters with regards to Covid-19 advice”

 In conversation with The Parliamentary Review, Wendy Erskine, managing director of W&P Assessment and Training Centre in Weymouth, Dorset, discusses the impact of Covid-19 on the adult social care sector and how, in her view, local authorities have worsened the problem rather than mitigate it.
"Charities must be able to survive": Nuneaton and Warwickshire Wildlife Sanctuary owner discusses the impact of Covid-19 lockdown

News | Published April 11th 2020

"Charities must be able to survive": Nuneaton and Warwickshire Wildlife Sanctuary owner discusses the impact of Covid-19 lockdown

 In conversation with The Parliamentary Review, Geoffrey Grewcock, owner and founder of Nuneaton & Warwickshire Wildlife Sanctuary, discusses how the Covid-19 outbreak has affected the day-to-day running and potentially the very future of animal sanctuaries across the UK and further afield.
Interview: Monica Bradley, Managing Director of MB Associates, comments on the impact of Covid-19 on the economy

News | Published April 12th 2020

Interview: Monica Bradley, Managing Director of MB Associates, comments on the impact of Covid-19 on the economy

Monica Bradley has over 30 years’ experience in the financial services sector and is the managing director of MB Associates who have provided clients with advice on mortgages and related products for over two decades. This week, she spoke exclusively to The Parliamentary Review about the challenges facing her business and the sector as a whole.
Covid-19: Ethical Maintenance chief discusses importance of community engagement through pandemic

News | Published April 9th 2020

Covid-19: Ethical Maintenance chief discusses importance of community engagement through pandemic

 In conversation with The Parliamentary Review, Kevin Wilkinson, the managing director of Ethical Maintenance in Scotland, discusses the challenges that Covid-19 has thrust upon the business and the importance of community engagement in the property management industry both through the pandemic and when the UK eventually emerges from it.
Mayfair Kitchen Studio founder backs calls to change insolvency rules

News | Published April 10th 2020

Mayfair Kitchen Studio founder backs calls to change insolvency rules

 John Shaw, the founder and managing director of Cheshire-based business Mayfair Kitchen Studio, has backed calls from legal experts to overhaul insolvency rules to help businesses see out the Covid-19 UK lockdown period.
Events industry will change after Covid-19, the Creative Engagement Group’s Ben Atherton says

News | Published April 10th 2020

Events industry will change after Covid-19, the Creative Engagement Group’s Ben Atherton says

 The Creative Engagement Group’s global client engagement director, Ben Atherton, believes that the live events business will inevitably change beyond the outbreak of Covid-19 and has outlined his own five predictions for the “new normal” in the sector.
Reside Manchester MD "already seeing problems" with Job Retention Scheme

News | Published April 9th 2020

Reside Manchester MD "already seeing problems" with Job Retention Scheme

 For many -- employers and employees alike -- the government's Job Retention Scheme has been nothing short of a godsend. But while the raft of financial measures announced by the Chancellor some weeks ago now are comprehensive, they are by no means flawless.
“It puts children at greater risk”: WillisPalmer CEO discusses the impact of Covid-19 on vulnerable children

News | Published April 8th 2020

“It puts children at greater risk”: WillisPalmer CEO discusses the impact of Covid-19 on vulnerable children

 In conversation with The Parliamentary Review, Mark Willis, CEO of family assessment services provider WillisPalmer, discusses how coronavirus is hampering children's services and putting vulnerable children at further risk during times of lock-down.
“It’s proving very difficult”: Jaybees Childcare owner discusses Covid-19 and the challenges it poses for the childcare sector

News | Published April 8th 2020

“It’s proving very difficult”: Jaybees Childcare owner discusses Covid-19 and the challenges it poses for the childcare sector

 In conversation with The Parliamentary Review, Jackie Bell, the owner and manager of Lochmaben based nursery Jaybees Childcare, discusses the coronavirus pandemic and how they have sought to plot a course through uncharted waters.
EXCLUSIVE Developers and construction firms respond to Covid-19 challenges

News | Published April 7th 2020

EXCLUSIVE Developers and construction firms respond to Covid-19 challenges

 There is no doubt -- whoever you speak to -- that housebuilding, property development and construction are all suffering because of the Covid-19 pandemic. A site-based, labour-intensive industry will categorically suffer as a result of social distancing measures -- that, unfortunately, is unavoidable.
"Entertainucation" available on app stores soon

News | Published April 6th 2020

"Entertainucation" available on app stores soon

 This April, Cambridge-based Scintilla.ai are set to launch History Sprockets, a history quiz game with a twist, aiming to send the online quizzing community into a spin with their first big release.
Covid-19: “Government support has been spectacular”, Rakem Group COO says

News | Published April 7th 2020

Covid-19: “Government support has been spectacular”, Rakem Group COO says

 Rakem Group’s chief operating officer Steve Bunker has paid tribute to the government for its support of businesses throughout the coronavirus pandemic so far, but stressed that such support must continue into the months after the UK lockdown is lifted.
Coronavirus: Juniper Research forecasts $42 billion revenue gap for smart device vendors

News | Published April 6th 2020

Coronavirus: Juniper Research forecasts $42 billion revenue gap for smart device vendors

 Analysis conducted by Juniper Research indicates that Covid-19 could bring about a $42 billion revenue gap for smart device vendors over the next nine months, as a result of disruption to the supply chain.
EXCLUSIVE Agriculture and energy leaders address Covid-19: "We are faced with stagnation"

News | Published April 6th 2020

EXCLUSIVE Agriculture and energy leaders address Covid-19: "We are faced with stagnation"

 Agriculture and energy have been high on the agenda in recent years, with the push for countries to reach "net zero" a big manifesto priority.
Covid-19: Mobile operators to lose out on $25 billion in roaming revenue, according to Juniper Research analysis

News | Published April 3rd 2020

Covid-19: Mobile operators to lose out on $25 billion in roaming revenue, according to Juniper Research analysis

 New analysis carried out by Juniper Research has uncovered that the wider impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the international travel industry could see operators lose in excess of $25 billion in roaming revenue over the next nine months.