British Consulate General

The recent Conservative victory gives David Cameron’s party a clear majority, having dealt Labor a loss despite (or because of) the 11^th hour endorsement of Russel Brand. No longer required to share power in a coalition with Nick Clegg’s Liberal Democrats, David Cameron hopes to translate the electoral mandate into legislative action. A possible vote on the continued participation of the UK in the EU is one upcoming topic that may prove to have wide felt consequences.
How else to review the British Government?
Across the pond news aside, this particular outpost of the British Government is the Consulate General and specializes in the types of things you’d expect to find at a Consulate General: visas, travel documents, notary services and more.
As a non-​Brit, my exposure to the consulate has been through annual cybersecurity events hosted in their space. Both years have been filled with thought provoking topics and knowledgeable panel participants. The free breakfast, while not a full English, is a tribute to our friends on the Continent, consisting of danishes, breads and the obligatory tea and coffee.
Every staff member has been friendly in answering the standard questions pertaining to bathroom locations and guiding us to the exits.