Sixty Second Interview with Chloe Bach
Find out more about our Business Administrator Chloe Bach who has been with WillisPalmer since 2009.
Tea or coffee?
Coffee (oat milk latte)
What 3 things would you put in Room 101?
Migraines, slugs and war
What is your favourite place in the world?
Wherever my family is (but I do love New York)
If you were on death row what [...]
LGBT+ Children and young people
Singer, song-writer and global superstar Harry Styles helped a fan ‘come out’ at Wembley Stadium, it has been reported.
Styles was performing when a sign reading “From Ono To Wembley: Help Me Come Out” caught his attention. The singer then grabbed a Pride flag from the front of the stage and encouraged the stadium to [...]
Pride Month: UK is a country proud to be inclusive
The most common feeling the public have towards LGBT people is one of respect, according to a report by Stonewall.
The charity launched the report ahead of Pride Month this June and it found that women and younger people are more likely to have positive feelings towards LGBT people than men and older people, a [...]
Stand Up, Speak Out: 50 Years of Pride
Guest Blog: By Lily Hopkins
In life, it’s not always easy to share difficult life experiences, not only because of the feelings that this can evoke, but because people worry about how they will be perceived. I never thought I would be someone to write a guest blog but if it can create even the smallest [...]
Pride Month: How adoption and fostering has evolved for prospective applicants from the LGBT+ community
Interview with Satwinder Sandhu, a fostering and adoption expert.
Satwinder SandhuIt has been both ‘energising and exciting’ gaining equal opportunity for prospective foster carers and adopters from the LGBT+ community, says Satwinder Sandhu, a fostering and adoption expert social worker.
While acknowledging that prejudice still exists towards people from the LGBT+ community, Satwinder says that seeing [...]
Ofsted and CQC launch consultation on SEND
A consultation setting out proposals for a new joint framework for inspecting provision for children and young people with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) within a local area has been launched by Ofsted and The Care Quality Commission (CQC).
The new inspections will be introduced in early 2023 and the new framework will focus [...]
