Policy Officer @UniversitiesUK . Passionate cricket fan and @surreycricket member.

London, England
Joined November 2018
📢 Today marks the launch of our new guidance for universities on how to respond to student suicides. 👇 loom.ly/zQmujTk
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Our Head of Policy and Research, Angela Matthews will be speaking at next week's Cover Protection and Health Summit. More information about the event event.covermagazine.co.uk/su…
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Want to reduce stress related absence, enhance employee wellbeing and improve workforce inclusion? Get work life balance embedded at all levels of your organisation. businessdisabilityforum.org.… #WorkLifeWeek #MentalHealth
I've secured a Parliamentary debate this Wed about #Evusheld: more than 500,000 immunocompromised people need this preventative covid drug now. If you're not a St Albans constituent, please write to your MP and urge them to attend @Evusheld_Now #evusheld4theuk #forgotten500k
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Inclusive communication tip of the week: Do not ask people to ‘declare or disclose’ their disability. Simply ask everyone if you can do anything differently to make things easier for them. More tips at: businessdisabilityforum.org.…
What disabled consumers choose to buy and why Learn more about what you and your organisation can do regarding disabled consumer choices: businessdisabilityforum.org.… #DisabledConsumersChoice #BDFAreYouBeingServed
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Could you be our new Communications and Marketing Officer? You will support the marketing of our products, services, events and policy research and help us raise our profile with business and policymakers, find out more, the deadline is this Sunday: buff.ly/2KOedRs
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Are you a Member or Partner of Business Disability Forum and in emergency or law enforcement (ELEN) management? Join our ELEN network: buff.ly/3LRQaez
At 5:30pm I will be doing a live video Q&A HERE with @RishiSunak on today's cost of living announcements. If anyone has a question to be read out, post including #MartinRishi. I only have 15mins so must be selective, but will try & cover the common themes Pls spread word
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Alongside the action we’ve already taken this year today's measures will ensure: The vast majority of households receive £550. Pensioners receive £850. And almost all of the eight million most vulnerable households will receive support of at least £1,200. Watch 👇
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The Loan-Not-Loan is thankfully now dead. It is now a grant coming off bills. And it is bigger. So now ALL energy bills will be reduced by a flat £400 this October. #CostOfLivingCrisis GOOD MOVE.
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One third of all UK housholds will receive one or more of the payments £650 for those on benefits £300 extra for pensioners £150 on top for those on non means tested disabilities.
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It’s on… Treasury confirms its (latest) cost of living plan will come tomorrow. Expecting it late morning in the Commons
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The Queen’s Speech 2022: What were the disability and business related highlights? Sam Boyle shares some insights: businessdisabilityforum.org.…
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Join us online, Weds 27th April at Business Disability Forum's Global Conference. Essential topics - the language of disability - lost in translation + creating inclusive built environments for everyone. Info here businessdisabilityforum.org.…
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I've launched a call for evidence to inform a new 10-year mental health plan to level up mental health across the country. I urge everyone to share their views on how support should adapt for the future. #TalkMentalHealth gov.uk/government/consultati…
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How do you persuade senior stakeholders that accessibility is beneficial to your business? We’ve created info about how accessibility benefits your business. #BDFTechTaskforce businessdisabilityforum.org.…
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Sam Boyle retweeted
Another major government announcement. 🧐 And again, no mention of disabled people. We’re bitterly disappointed that the Chancellor hasn’t announced any targeted support for disabled people at today’s #SpringStatement. 🧵 1/6
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First key bit of data from the Spring Statement today: GDP forecast cut dramatically this year - from 6% to 3.8% - as the cost of living crisis bites. Also cut next year but increased in 2024.
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