Brexit Britain (or how to alert the hardest of thinking to the fact that there's an elephant in the room)
When I finally committed to starting my own blog, and more pertinently when I settled on the core topic centring around politics, I made a sportsman’s bet with a friend that I could make it to 10 blog posts without covering Brexit. This is number 4 and yet here we are. I was also challenged to blog about Brexit without bias or turning it into a rant. You decide... Back in spring of 2014 I employed somebody I hadn’t done my due diligence on. Lovely girl seemingly, and someone I dealt with on a daily basis through a client of mine. I took a spur of the moment decision during a busy period to offer the young lady a position working with me over in Spain. She was based in the South East just outside London, and my knowledge of her professionally seemed ample evidence to back up her suitability. We had only met in person once, and I was relatively convinced that all appeared well. And so it seemed, until just two weeks into the new tenure, I arranged a dinner party for handful of coll...