A round table for parliament

A round table for parliament

The original architect of our House of Commons designed the room like a World Wrestling Entertainment match. There was to be a main party and an opposition party, (they had not heard of a multi-party system) and their seats were built across the mat, facing each other combatively. All the better to hurl insults at each other, but far enough apart to avoid fisticuffs.

Declan's Blog: MP round table – Making those connections - Staffordshire Chambers

In a time of rising costs and wavering business confidence, the voice of Staffordshire’s business community rang loud and clear in a candid conversation with Newcastle-under-Lyme’s newly elected MP, Adam Jogee. Elected in the 2024 General Election, Mr Jogee is one of four new local MPs now representing our region in Parliament. Staffordshire Chambers’ of Commerce was founded in 1813 and some 212 years later, we continue to be the voice of our me…