Journalism

Proactive, investigative journalism is my thing

Based in Devon, I have extensive experience researching and writing reports on all facets of society, from local government and education to healthcare, the military and human interest stories.

My work has often involved data collation and the production of in-depth, evidence-based reports. I’m motivated by social justice, giving people a voice and fighting people’s corners.

I’m often asked what my specialism is.

Here’s a snapshot…

Journalism

Journalism should inform, challenge and inspire. Whether uncovering injustice or celebrating resilience, every story deserves to be told with care and clarity.

If you know of an issue that warrants investigation or a story that needs telling, I’d love to hear from you.

Media Training

Launched in 2026, my Media Training sessions will empower you and your colleagues to work with broadcast and digital media outlets confidently, maximising the potential benefits of media coverage to your organisation or business.

For full details visit my Media Training page.

Credentials

Professional accreditation: National Council for the Training of Journalists’ (NCTJ) National Certificate Examination, including media law.

Listed on the NCTJ’s shorthand teachers’ register.  

Entry level member of the Chartered Institute of Editors and Proofreaders. CIEP’s Introduction to Copyediting course – pass.

Proofreader for Karnac Books, the world’s leading independent publisher and specialist bookseller for psychoanalysis and psychotherapy.

For more detail on credentials and experiences visit our LinkedIn page

Investigations

My investigation into the finances of a Plymouth Academy can be read here

My investigation into the rising number of frontline NHS staff seeking mental health support can be read here

Investigations into the mental health sector, which have helped inform the work of Labour MP Ben Bradshaw and Conservative MP Johnny Mercer, include:

Unprecedented rise in mental health admissions to the UK’s A&Es: read here

Half of England’s mental health care trusts report significant rise in ‘psychiatric bed blocking’ with the wait for nursing/residential home places the most significant reason: read here

Research into veterans’ mental health care reveals “patchwork” approach prompting a call for a national framework of care: read here

The impact the menopause can have on women’s mental health: read here and here

The unfair flaw in the UK government’s 30 hours a week free childcare policy: read here

Giving you a voice

What's your story?

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