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Mark FoxMark Fox | UK Politics

Mark Fox is Deputy Chairman of Reaction. Mark’s career encompasses business, journalism, volunteering, politics and the Royal Navy. He is the Chief Executive of The Business Services Association (BSA). The BSA works with industry to promote best practice, apprenticeships, job creation, investment and innovation across the UK’s private and public sectors.
Mark Fox is Deputy Chairman of Reaction. Mark’s career encompasses business, journalism, volunteering, politics and the Royal Navy. He is the Chief Executive of The Business Services Association (BSA). The BSA works with industry to promote best practice, apprenticeships, job creation, investment and innovation across the UK’s private and public sectors.
keir starmer at the labour party conference

A reflection on the end of the party conference season

Mark FoxMark Fox | UK Politics

Keir Starmer is lucky in that he has faced a Conservative Party in a state of perpetual turmoil. But he doesn’t just need the Conservatives to lose, he must do what is necessary for Labour to win.

British leader of the Labour Party Kier Starmer speaks to supporters and media outside a hotel ahead of the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool, Britain, September 24, 2022. REUTERS/Henry Nicholls

For Keir Starmer and Labour it’s now or never

Mark FoxMark Fox | UK Politics

Not since 1979 has a leader of the opposition had such a favourable backdrop to their annual party speech.

Prime Minister Liz Truss Cabinet Meeting

Liz Truss is facing the most challenging set of circumstances in half a century

Mark FoxMark Fox | UK Politics

The official national mourning period is over, partisan politics is set to resume and the Prime Minister has a huge list of issues demanding her immediate attention.

The Queen's birthday, trooping the colour, British monarchy

The monarchy has worked hard to retain popular support and survive

Mark FoxMark Fox | UK

Watching the six former prime ministers gather for the Accession of King Charles III shows how all power and success is fleeting.

WREMW4 Queen Elizabeth II during a visit to New Zealand, March 1970.. Image shot 03/1970. Exact date unknown.

The Queen’s legacy is to bequeath stability 

Mark FoxMark Fox | UK

Scripture reminds us that to everything there is a season.

Liz Truss, Conservative party

The new Prime Minister must instil confidence and economic competence immediately

Mark FoxMark Fox | UK Politics

Britain’s fourth Conservative Prime Minister in 12 years has left the party feeling as though its been through whiplash. But now its time for the party to get behind the new leader.

Boris Johnson at the Despatch Box

Boris’s final flourish?

Mark FoxMark Fox | UK Politics

If the PM stands up at the Despatch Box one more time, he may find it’s the most liberating moment of his entire premiership.

Listening to the sermon in a Church of England church: circa 1840

A Life-Long Springtime review – the inspiring story of one man’s dedication to his faith

Mark FoxMark Fox | Books

George Congreve devoted his life to prayer, teaching, witness and sharing the faith he love; his story sets an example for the ages.

Nativity Scene at Christmas, stained glass window in Saint James church of Stockholm, Sweden.

If These Stones Could Talk review – an enjoyable and enlightening journey of Christianity

Mark FoxMark Fox | Books

Peter Stanford’s latest book describes the waxing and the waning of Christianity through the buildings our predecessors have built and used. 

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