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2016 – A Year in Review

2016 – A Year in Review

Alexander Willis, Member of the UK Youth Parliament for Newport, South Wales writes his review of the politics of 2016 2016 – A Political Phenomenon 2016 has been a year when the impossible has been made possible. Whether you like it or not, it has guaranteed immense change, the aftershocks of which will be experienced for many years to come. […]

by · 1st January 2017 · Blog
A Tribute to Carrie Fisher – Mental Health Campaigner

A Tribute to Carrie Fisher – Mental Health Campaigner

She was the star that started wars over stigma and discrimination against mental illness and those who suffer from it. Carrie Fisher, best known for her spectacular performances in the Star Wars Franchise playing Princess Leia, she was hugely successful throughout her career, as a writer of ‘Postcards from the Edge’, in which she was nominated for a BAFTA film […]

by and · 29th December 2016 · Mental Health
Social Media and Christmas

Social Media and Christmas

The holiday season is upon us with all the cheer, love and hope it hopefully brings. Family, friends colleagues and strangers come together to enjoy and rejoice in the Christmas cheer. This is no more visible then on social media networks with people snapping every happy memory with family, every alcohol filled night out with friends and every holiday snap […]

by · 23rd December 2016 · Mental Health
Danny Bowman on LBC Talk Radio

Danny Bowman on LBC Talk Radio

Thursday 22nd December This afternoon, Parliament Street’s mental health spokesman, Danny Bowman was on LBC Talk Radio discussing the implications of too much social media use around the Christmas holidays. You can watch the interview here.

by · 22nd December 2016 · Mental Health, Press Room
Danny Bowman on BBC Newcastle’s breakfast show

Danny Bowman on BBC Newcastle’s breakfast show

Thursday 22nd December This morning, Parliament Street’s mental health spokesman, Danny Bowman was on BBC Newcastle’s breakfast show discussing the implications of too much social media use around the Christmas holidays. You can watch the interview here.

by · 22nd December 2016 · Mental Health, Press Room
City University covers Parliament Street Election Night Party

City University covers Parliament Street Election Night Party

USA Election 2016, a site run by City University, sent a team to cover our election night party. Interviewed in this clip are Patrick Sullivan, CEO of Parliament Street and Daniel Hamilton, Senior Director at FTI Consulting Take a look at their review.

by · 19th December 2016 · Press Room
Save Your Moral Outrage: What’s Happening in Aleppo is the West’s Failure

Save Your Moral Outrage: What’s Happening in Aleppo is the West’s Failure

This article originally featured on the Huffington Post by the same author.   Social media is overwhelmed with images and videos of terrified, fleeing Syrians who are desperately trying to escape the wrath of Assad’s murderous army as it completes the take over of Aleppo. CNN International ran several videos posted on Periscope and Facebook of people recording what they […]

by · 14th December 2016 · Blog
Parliament Street team speak to Yahoo News

Parliament Street team speak to Yahoo News

Yahoo News filmed live from our US Election Night Party, and members of our team were interviewed by Yahoo’s Orlando Parfitt.

by · 14th December 2016 · Press Room
Parliament Street C.E.O. Patrick Sullivan featured on London Live

Parliament Street C.E.O. Patrick Sullivan featured on London Live

Parliament Street C.E.O Patrick Sullivan was interviewed by London Live in the lead-up to the announcement of the result of the Presidential Election.

by · 7th December 2016 · Press Room
A Tale of Two Votes: Different Messages from Austria and Italy

A Tale of Two Votes: Different Messages from Austria and Italy

Yesterday, Austrians and Italians headed to the polls for two different reasons. Austrians were voting in the run-off election to elect their next President. The choice was between Independent candidate and former Green Party and university economics professor politician Alexander Van der Bellen, and far-right Freedom Party leader Norbert Hofer who led a populist revival on the issues of immigration, […]

by · 5th December 2016 · Blog