QT22 is out now and we're capturing the post-election mood…plus a whole lot more! Highlights include:
🔴 💯 Labour in power:
With a landslide victory in the bag and a mandate for meaningful change what does Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer need to do during his government’s first 100 days in power? Matthew Johnson, chair of the Common Sense Policy Group, sat down with Simon Rushworth to suggest a sensible way forward.
🗞 🖊 Now for the North East…:
Hot on the heels of Edition 21 asking 100 people to reveal their one wish (in one paragraph) for a new parliamentary term, North East Mayor Kim McGuinness follows up on that regional manifesto by writing exclusively for The QT. It’s a must-read.
🎭 🎾 Culture:
Wimbledon’s in full swing and we dispatched The QT’s cultural big hitter, David Whetstone, to run the rule over red hot new play All White Everything But Me as it moves from the Alphabetti Theatre to the Live Theatre. Different stage, same ace show? David delivers his essential verdict.
⛵ Making waves in business:
It’s the little known boat manufacturer that’s a big player in international racing. Jane Hall discovers Ovington Boats — tucked away in a remote corner of North Tyneside and establishing the winning link between North Shields and Paris 2024.
🔗 Collaboration:
We’re all about working together for the greater good at The QT and after this week’s predictable election blowout, the ever-astute Arlen Pettitt calls for a new era of collaboration across the North East. Wise words that demand action.
🏢 Hall right now:
Tony Henderson’s one of our favourite strorytellers and this week he lifts the lid on Northumberland’s 150 town halls — as a new book celebrating a regional institution hits the shelves. From Humshaugh to Hedgeley, this compelling narrative is well worth your time this weekend.
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