Yesterday afternoon, the sun shone on the Terrace of the House of Commons, and it felt as though the whole place was full to bursting…
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I was recently invited to give a keynote on the theme “Five lessons for tomorrow’s leaders, today” to a room of charity and civil society…
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At the beginning of Pride Month, I find myself thinking about how much has changed in my lifetime, and how much still depends on the…
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I am not a member of any political party. That feels worth saying at the outset. For many years, I belonged to the party I…
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There are some moments in public life that feel quietly significant, even if – to anyone passing by – they look faintly ridiculous. This morning…
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There are some moments that stay with you not because they are grand or formal, but because they feel real. Opening BrownieMacs today in was…
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Over the past year as High Sheriff of Oxfordshire, one lesson has come through consistently: if we want to change outcomes for young people, we…
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There are moments in this role when you can feel something beginning to shift. Last week at Broughton Castle, I had the privilege of attending…
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Last thing on Sunday evening, I had the pleasure of joining Radley College for the opening concert of its splendid new Music School – a…
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