
Co-Founder of @wellgood_io, #mentalhealth campaigner & @dorsetmind ambassador. Member of #BIMA100 Also a keen follower of all things #rugby
Bournemouth, UK
Joined September 2009
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Really grateful for the @nationalexpress today for filling in whilst the trains are on strike.
Our driver is really positive and super happy and our seats are comfy - makes up for the fact of how late the M3 traffic has made us to get home
I do love how #Evri (previously Hermes) understands exactly what 'Next Day' means.
Delivery was supposed to have arrived over a week ago - Non-contactable, & an absolute joke.
Surprised @ASOS @JohnLewisRetail @Missguided & other national retailers use such a poor service
When your Gas and Electric bill goes up by 300%, when you have had no heating on for the past two months...
Thanks @BritishGas!
"Not for us, without us"
Inspirational talk from Yahye Siyad at the BIMA Conference about his story and how we should not be afraid to fail, and to trust our intuition.
#BIMABeyond
@BIMA
Sir Martin Sorrell kicking of the Conference today 💡
#BIMABeyond
Banning abortion won't stop abortion.
The fact this has been pitched in UK Parliament is shocking.
The decision should not be with the state, it should be with individual women.
#prochoice
Dan Willis retweeted
Remember when everyone was saying Root had to stay on as captain because there was no-one else who could do the job. Tory MPs should take note…
Not one for expressing my political views publicly anymore, but after a few years of creative absence I've had a spark of inspiration from somewhere...
Outrageous how poor customer services are with @bookingcom
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Absolute privilege to be inducted into the @premrugby Hall of Fame tonight at HQ!
Very rare that I share my political allegiances, but we need to call for reform, or at least a General Election.
Both our current Government and Parliament are an international laughing stock and cannot say they represent the people; here is why:
Without real reform our political system -
Minorities will be ignored.
The poor & vulnerable will have to feel the pain.
Representation will be unbalanced.
Something has to be better than what we have now.
Maybe worth talking about Proportional Representation reforms?












