Political polls on the key issues predictably see Brexit, the NHS and education regularly come out top of the pile in the run-up to this snap general election. We know that these areas will continue to be hot topics as we approach (and go beyond) June 8th. Housing is more often than not, towards the middle of any list of priority areas. That’s despite the context of a UK-wide housing crisis, the need to address homelessness and boost the supply of high quality affordable homes.
The benefits of reflecting on performance are easily defined. Who wouldn’t want to sign up to increased self-awareness, an enhanced ability to make decisions, growth and the capacity to generate innovation and the ability to be compassionate. Sounds good right? However, reflection isn’t a silver bullet – it doesn’t always cut through complexity or provide an immediate solution.
Legend has it that anyone who spends a night at Cadair Idris will awake either mad or a poet, and Theresa May could be forgiven for checking her senses were all in working order when she awoke to polls putting the Conservatives more than 20 points ahead after spending some time on the famous Welsh mountain last week.
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