Stuartinromford

Better to treat the cause, not the symptoms. My experience is that you get two sorts of overpriced consultants in the public sector. Some are doing the core job, expensively, covering a lack of core … (View Post)

Quite a few, actually, if this chart is to be believed; https://www.reddit.com/r/YAPms/comments/1jgzi6v/british_prime_minister_net_approval_ratings_since/ (No source, but it looks like it's from Mark… (View Post)

The striking thing is Reform in second place. The narrative that public services are so inefficient that meaningfully better services can be sustainably had for meaningfully lower taxes is powerful a… (View Post)

Not even that... We have a effective hospital service for now. There's a time and a place for the sort of turnaround management where you cut everything that doesn't contribute to the bottom line tod… (View Post)

The strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must is an incredibly tempting creed if you consider yourself the strongest. It doesn't work at all if you aren't the strongest, and it's awf… (View Post)