Monday 8th May 2017 ND:TV.com, the website of New Delhi Television, has covered Parliament Street’s new research into harassment on Facebook. The original article can be read here. Alternatively, it can be read, below: Facebook Involved In 32% Of Cyber-Bullying Cases In UK Parliament Street, a Britain based think-tank, has found that 32.5 per cent of cyber-bullying cases have taken […]
Monday 8th May 2017 Indian consumer information news website, consumerinfoline.com has covered Parliament Street’s new research into harassment on Facebook. The original article can be read here. Alternatively, it can be read, below: Facebook involved in 32% of cyber-bullying cases in the UK Facebook was used in 32.5 per cent of cyber-bullying cases, including revenge porn and harassment, in Britain […]
Monday 8th May Parliament Street research, which revealed 19,320 incidents of cyber-bullying — including revenge porn and harassment — that were reported to the police in the UK last year, was reported on page 14 of today’s copy of The Sun. The full story can be read here.
Monday 8th May Parliament Street research, which revealed 19,320 incidents of cyber-bullying — including revenge porn and harassment — that were reported to the police in the UK last year, was reported in today’s copy of The Scottish Sun. The full story can be read here or alternatively below: THROW THE BOOK AT THEM Police step in to nearly 6,300 cyber-bulling […]
Saturday 6th May 2017 Our Senior International Correspondent, Thomas Lahey, has written for influential opinion site, Comment Central, about tomorrow’s important French Presidential Election. In his piece, he argues the positive case for voting, Emmanuel Macron. The original piece can be found here. Alternatively, it can be read, below: France stands on a precipice By Thomas Lahey | @LaheyThomas With […]
Parliament Street’s Director of Financial Services, Tim Focas was recently interviewed by FTSE Global Markets about recent statements made by former Treasury minister, Nicky Morgan. Morgan had recently told a room full of European financial chiefs that “transitional arrangements would happen” in relation to Britain’s Brexit negotiations. Tim’s interview can be read here or alternatively it is reprinted below: Transitional agreements […]
Friday 21st April 2017 Our mental health spokesman, Danny Bowman, has written for influential opinion site, Comment Central, about Britain’s silent mental health crisis. The original piece can be read here. Alternatively, it can be read, below: Tackling Britain’s silent health crisis By Danny Bowman | @DannyBowman10 Irrespective of who wins on 8 June, Britain’s next Prime Minister will […]
Parliament Street’s Director of Financial Services, Tim Focas was recently interviewed by People Management, about the affect Brexit would have on the work-life balance of those working in the City of London. People Management is the official blog for the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development. You can read Tim’s interview here or alternatively it is reprinted below: Brexit pressure hitting […]
Tuesday 11th April 2017 Parliament Street mental health spokesman, Danny Bowman, was recently interviewed by the Huffington Post UK about male body image and the use of photoshop. The original article can be read here. Alternatively, it can be read, below: Ludacris’ ‘Photoshopped Abs’ Are A Reminder Men Face Body Image Pressure Too Not so funny after all. Rachel […]
In a new column for FTSE Global Markets, Tim Focas argues that Whitehall’s pencil pushers could be costly during the Brexit negotiations: Should Whitehall turn to financial deal makers to win the renegotiation war? Monday, 03 April 2017 “Every battle is won, won before it has ever been fought” said the one time Chinese general and military strategist Sun Tzu. […]
