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Calls for Halifax to reinstate their jolly frontman Howard Brown amid pronoun furore - Vimarsana News

Calls for Halifax to reinstate their jolly frontman Howard Brown amid pronoun furore

Customer sales representative Howard Brown was propelled to national fame after fronting Halifax TV adverts for eight years from the year 2000. Above: The first advert.

Halifax pronouns scandal: MORE customers close accounts after social media manager told them to - Vimarsana News

Halifax pronouns scandal: MORE customers close accounts after social media manager told them to

Britons are closing their accounts en masse after its social media team told them to leave if they don't like their new badges for staff to help avoid 'accidental misgendering'.

Bluff called: UK Halifax Bank suffers exodus of customers after staff pronoun policy implemented -- Society's Child -- Sott.net - Vimarsana News

Bluff called: UK Halifax Bank suffers exodus of customers after staff pronoun policy implemented -- Society's Child -- Sott.net

'Just closed my Halifax account. They can stick their pronouns up their/his/her a**e. ' Halifax customers are closing their accounts en masse today after its social media team told them to leave if they don't like their new pronoun badges for...

Source: sott.net
The next general election is still Boris Johnson's to lose - Brian Monteith - Vimarsana News

The next general election is still Boris Johnson's to lose - Brian Monteith

Another two by-elections and another two defeats for Boris Johnson’s Conservatives. Naturally, the speculation is mounting that he cannot win a general election and his party would be better to change leader now and seek to find someone more popular. Frankly, I think it would be a fool’s errand.

Speak your mind, but not too freely if you want to stay employed - Vimarsana News

Speak your mind, but not too freely if you want to stay employed

Telling the world that the product or service your employer offers is total rubbish may feel liberating, but it could well involve you being liberated from your job.

Source: smh.com.au
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