Cheryl Campsie, Associate Director, discusses PPC’s work with The Shaw Trust and the disabled leaders who are driving ableism up the agenda. She encourages us all to think about the language we use, not...
When a Head, Chair of Governors, or Bursar gets in touch, we are always humbled and feel honoured to be trusted to provide support. Helping a school, especially during challenging times is a professional privilege....
Here at PPC we are committed to making changes that promote diversity and inclusion. In the spring of 2021, we applied to have an intern through the Taylor Bennett Foundation of which our MD...
On 18th February I am going into hospital, for elective surgery. That means, in short hand, surgery I have chosen to have. Who knew I would ever do that? I have a lot of...
I have been very quiet on here, and some of that has been because I was really really busy for the first few months of the year. Literally praying for a quieter week. [note...
I am delighted to welcome one of our clients to the blog, Steve Vincent joined West Midlands Fire Service in 1990 and has worked at a number of stations in a variety of roles. In his...
Sarah Wait is an amazing woman who I have had the privilege to know for more than 15 years. I even woke her up at 07:45 on Christmas Eve, this year, to help me,...
Today’s blog on Boxing Day comes from Melissa Lawrence, the CEO of The Taylor Bennett Foundation, of which I am chair. The Taylor Bennett Foundation is a charity that exists to increase ethnic diversity...
A few years ago, we published a 12 Days of Christmas blog and it was really popular, so this year we are back. Day one is me, Sarah Pinch, the MD of Pinch Point...
On 13th September I went to my friend Malcolm’s funeral. it was a gloriously sunny day and I should have been going to his wedding. He was just over 50 and died far too...
