Tag Archives: socialism

How banks can save the NHS

Posted on 05/03/2012 by Hugh Salmon

In June last year, I posted an insight to solve the NHS problem which, given the cost of the NHS is forecast to increase from £130bn in 2015 to £260bn in 2030, is a big one. At the time, David … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog posts | Tagged Andrew Lansley, competition, Conservative, David Cameron, free market economy, Health and Social Care Bill, Insight, Labour, LibDem, NHS, RBS, Role of Government, socialism | Leave a comment

Labour a confused brand

Posted on 11/10/2011 by Hugh Salmon

First published on Brand Republic on 28/09/11 This week it is Labour’s turn to make us cringe. At ‘Conference’ (cringe), did Ed Miliband clarify his own position and his party’s positioning, for surely the two are intertwined? The answer, as … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog posts | Tagged Banks, Big Idea, capitalism, conviction, Ed miliband, execution, Gordon brown, human insight, integrity, Labour, New Bargain, New Labour, objective positioning, predators, producers, simple, socialism, strategy, Tony Blair | Leave a comment

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