Andrew Rosindell MP, Chairman of the Crown Dependencies and Overseas Territories APPG
We sat down with Andrew Rosindell MP, Chairman of the Crown Dependencies and Overseas Territories All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG), to discuss why he believes Parliamentary...
Andrew Morriss, Professor at Texas A&M University
With his bold rhetoric on corporate tax cuts, criticism of offshore financial centres, and his criticism of the OECD, what will a second Trump Presidency mean for International Financial...
Tony Prescott, Professor of Cognitive Robotics at the University of Sheffield and Director of Sheffield Robotics
This month, we sit down with academic and author Tony Prescott, Professor of Cognitive Robotics at the University of Sheffield and Director of Sheffield Robotics. Together, we discuss the role...
Ciaran Roche, Public Affairs Manager at the Association for Employment and Learning Providers
We sat down with Ciaran Roche, Public Affairs Manager at the Association for Employment and Learning Providers (AELP), to dig into where the Budget has shown signs of success, where it might...
Richard Foster-Fletcher, Chair, Morality and Knowledge in Artificial Intelligence (MKAI)
We sit down with Richard to discuss the current state of AI in further education, the need for government-backed innovation, AI's potential to personalise learning, and its limitations in...
Rebecca Bradley, AI Governance & Ethics Specialist, R People
We sit down with Rebecca Bradley to discuss the evolving role of AI in further education, including the potential of GenAI, best practice guidelines, and how AI can personalise learning, ease...
Rupert Pleasant, Chief Executive of Guernsey Finance
Three months on from Labour’s landslide general election victory on 4 July, we sat down with Rupert Pleasant, Chief Executive of Guernsey Finance. We discuss how Guernsey positions itself as a...
Faye Skelton, Head of Policy at Make UK, on Apprenticeship Levy reform
In this interview, we sit down with Faye Skelton, Head of Policy at Make UK, to discuss her thoughts on what a reformed apprenticeship levy should look like in practice.
Baroness Andrews, Labour peer and former chair of the Adult Social Care Committee
This month we sat down with Baroness Andrews, former chair of the Adult Social Care Committee and Labour peer, to discuss the social care policies announced during the election campaign and what...
Simon Ashworth, Director of Policy at the AELP, on the general election and future of FE and Skills
Ahead of the General Election, Simon Ashworth outlines his thoughts on the headline FE and Skills policy proposals of the two major parties, and considers the future of the sector into the next...
Nikki Walker, Chief Executive of Quality Compliance Systems
This month, we sit down with Nikki Walker, Chief Executive of Quality Compliance Systems (QCS), to discuss the ongoing implementation of the CQC’s Single Assessment Framework.
Baroness Andrews OBE, former Chair of the Adult Social Care Committee
Last month, we sat down with Baroness Andrews OBE, Labour peer and former Chair of the House of Lords Adult Social Care Committee, to discuss the position of unpaid carers in the UK and what...
EXIT INTERVIEW: The Rt Hon Robert Halfon MP on his tenure and the future of FE and Skills
The sudden resignation of Robert Halfon on 26 March shook the FE and skills sector as he decided to stand down at the next general election following 14 years as an MP and nine as a...
Case Study: The reality of unpaid care in England
In this interview we sat down with Joanne, 51, who cares for four of her loved ones while also working full time. Here we share her story, her thoughts on current care support options, what she...
Baroness Pitkeathley OBE, Co-Chair of the Carers All-Party Parliamentary Group
Last month we sat down with Baroness Pitkeathley OBE, founder of Carers UK and co-chair of the Carers All-Party Parliamentary Group, to discuss the recent Carer’s Leave Act coming into force and...
Labour Wrong To Ring-Fence “Only” Half The Levy — Ex UCAS Executive Director Of Strategy
With the Prime Minister's apprenticeship reforms coming into effect this April, Managing Director of Bridgehead Education, William Walter, and Consultant, Ellis Coughlan, sit down with...
Wendy Chamberlain MP, Liberal Democrat Spokesperson for Work and Pensions
We sat down with Wendy Chamberlain MP, Liberal Democrat Spokesperson for Work and Pensions, to discuss the Carer's Leave Act, sponsored by Chamberlain, which came into effect on April 6...
Alison Thewliss, SNP MP and Lia Nici, Conservative MP
This month we sat down with Alison Thewliss, shadow SNP spokesperson for home affairs, and Lia Nici, Conservative MP for Great Grimsby, regarding the ban on care workers’ dependants and the...