What’s new from Parliament Street
- 1st April 2021
Senator Meghan or Governor Markle?
by Patrick Sullivan, Chief Executive of Parliament Street In our postmodern reality, we have seen a fusion of news and entertainment. As such, this means that entertainment, as much as anything, drives the news. What’s in the news affects and impacts the world we live in and the way we see the world. Ergo, in order to understand current events, - 17th March 2021
NEW RESEARCH – A Degree of Support
A New Report by Danny Bowman, Head of Campaigns at Parliament Street examines and operationalises the mental health need and access to appropriate support for students on university campuses in England and the devolved nations before and during the current COVID-19 crisis. The report provides an analysis of the previous literature before presenting the findings of recent research carried out - 10th March 2021
New Report: The Rise of Cryptocurrency
A new report prepared by Patrick Sullivan, CEO of Parliament Street examines the growing trend of cryptocurrency investment is launched today. It includes exclusive polling of 2,000 UK investors about their plans for saving and investing for the year ahead. Read the Parliament Street Great Cryptocurrency Report
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New Report: The Rise of Cryptocurrency
10th March 2021A new report prepared by Patrick Sullivan, CEO of Parliament Street examines the growing trend of -
Budget 2021: Back skills say tech industry leaders
2nd March 2021Business chiefs and IT professionals have called for the government to underline its commitment to -
Elon Musk and the meteoric rise of Bitcoin
2nd February 2021In a turbulent week whereby a billionaire sent the price of Bitcoin surging Patrick Sullivan
- Divided Government, Civil Unity
- The Equalisation of Mental Health Systems is Vital to Deal with the Impact of Covid-19′.
- Patrick Sullivan speaks to UK regional news site Bdaily News about the “Eat Out to Help Out”
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NEW RESEARCH – A Degree of Support
17th March 2021A New Report by Danny Bowman, Head of Campaigns at Parliament Street examines and operationalises -
Information Age covers Parliament Street research showing the Home Office had a 24% rise in permanent IT staff during the Covid-19 pandemic
22nd February 2021Monday 22nd February 2021 Today, Information Age reported on new Parliament Street research showing -
InfoSecurity Magazine Covers Parliament Street Research Revealing NHS Staff Were Hit by Almost 140,000 Malicious Emails in 2020.
8th February 2021Monday 8th February 2021 Today, InfoSecurity magazine reported on Parliament Street research
- Computer Weekly reports on Parliament Street research revealing an 18% rise in data loss incidents with the Ministry of Defence.
- BRIEFING NOTE -The Future of the U.S. Supreme Court
- New Research on Community Mental Health Provision in England
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The Sun reports on Parliament Street uncovering a ‘free’ Cadbury’s hamper scam on Facebook
9th November 2020Monday 9th November 2020 Today, The Sun reported on Parliament Street uncovering an an unscrupulous -
Daily Mirror reports on Parliament Street uncovering a fake Cadbury’s Facebook scam
9th November 2020Monday 9th November 2020 Today, the Daily Mirror reported on Parliament Street uncovering an an -
Parliament Street C.E.O. speaks to Express.co.uk
1st November 2020Sunday 1st November 2020 In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, Patrick Sullivan, chief
- New Statesman reports on Parliament Street “Zoom” research
- Government departments bought hundreds of Zoom licences despite security fears over video meeting app
- TV – Imogen Payter discusses the coronavirus and immunity passports
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