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1. www.ft.com › content › 8a6854df-36c9-4da2-b4f9-8c2cStarmer’s next challenge? Bending Whitehall to his will

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   3 days ago · Beyond the black door lies the vast machinery of Whitehall theoretically at Starmer ’s disposal. But bending it to the government’s will is something that past administrations have struggled ...

2. www.british-history.ac.uk › no-series › whitehallWhitehall | British History Online

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   4 days ago · Whitehall: Historical and Architectural Notes. Notes on the Palace of Whitehall, including illustrations. British History Online (no series) . This free content was digitised by double-rekeying. Public Domain . Citation: W J Loftie, 'Whitehall', in Whitehall: Historical and Architectural Notes, (London, 1895).

3. www.ft.com › lucy-fisherLucy Fisher - Financial Times

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   5 days ago · Lucy Fisher is Whitehall editor at the Financial Times and host of the FT's Political Fix podcast. She focuses on UK politics, the civil service, and foreign and defence policy.

   • Email: lucy.fisher@ft.com

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5. abc6onyourside.com › news › localWhitehall Police, FOP speak out after officer terminated

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   22 hours ago · WHITEHALL, Ohio (WSYX) — The Fraternal Order of Police is speaking out after they say an officer from Whitehall's police department was unjustly fired. According to a release from FOP Capital ...

6. www.british-history.ac.uk › old-new-london › vol3Whitehall: Precinct and gardens | British History Online

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   4 days ago · Whitehall Gardens were very fashionable residences in the reign of William IV. In 1835, No. 1, the present home of the National Club, was the town residence of the Marquis of Ailsa, and afterwards of the Dowager Marchioness of Exeter; and further on were the houses of Lord Farnborough (better known as Sir Charles Long) and the Earl of Malmesbury.

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   What is a 'new Whitehall'?

   • And yet, after all, the seer may be regarded as not so very wide of the mark, if we interpret a "new Whitehall" to mean the new Houses of Parliament, and the new Foreign, Indian, and Colonial Offices, which have lately risen on the Park side of Whitehall, and have well nigh effaced the narrow and close cul de sac of Downing Street.

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   What is Whitehall Gardens?

   • Down to a comparatively recent date, the gardens above mentioned were called by the old name of the "Privy Gardens," but this has now become changed to "Whitehall Gardens"—a name given to a row of houses in the rear of the Banqueting House, which, until the formation of the Victoria Embankment, had its gardens and lawns sloping to the Thames.

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   Is Whitehall a metaphor for government?

   • It felt like a metaphor for government. Beyond the black door lies the vast machinery of Whitehall theoretically at Starmer ’s disposal. But bending it to the government’s will is something that past administrations have struggled with.

   Starmer’s next challenge? Bending Whitehall to his will

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   Who lived in Whitehall Gardens?

   • Whitehall Gardens were very fashionable residences in the reign of William IV. In 1835, No. 1, the present home of the National Club, was the town residence of the Marquis of Ailsa, and afterwards of the Dowager Marchioness of Exeter; and further on were the houses of Lord Farnborough (better known as Sir Charles Long) and the Earl of Malmesbury.

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8. whitehallproject.substack.com › p › while-the-catsWhile the cats are away - by Henry Newman

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   4 days ago · This time the snap election caught Whitehall off guard. A rumour circulated one or two days ahead that a couple of Cabinet ministers had cleared their diaries for long meetings in No10. But most of Whitehall – like most of Westminster – had assumed that October or November would be the date.

9. whitehallproject.substack.com › p › pps-to-the-pmPPS to the PM - the most important job that (almost) no one ...

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   22 hours ago · The Principal Private Secretary (PPS) to the Prime Minister (PPS/PM) is one of the key roles in Whitehall. He (and so far all but one of the office holders have been men) is the overall head of the Private Office – one of the vital parts of 10 Downing Street. Typically the PPS is in charge (on the Civil Service side) of Downing Street.