The ReSpace Alliance is a membership network bringing together socially-minded councils, businesses, charities, community groups and individuals - united by a desire to build a better world.ReSpace Projects, a sister organisation, emerged 9 years ago, wanting to address society’s wasted resources. We are often led to believe that we exist in a time of scarcity when in actual fact, in the UK, we are surrounded by abundance - the issue is we just can’t access much of it, which leads to a plethora of social issues. Many buildings remain empty, food thrown away, and warehouses filled with excess building materials and clothes.Therefore, ReSpace Projects went about testing ways to change this, building a model that could be used to access and manage empty space that exists around us, setting up mutual aid hubs that deliver crucial community services. What developed was an award-winning organisation that empowers local communities via the use of otherwise-wasted resources - a system sharing empty buildings with communities, on a temporary basis, to provide solutions to a variety of social issues.The ReSpace Alliance is an extension of this - enabling, and then also connecting, a multitude of these respaced projects via creating a wider network of them. For the respacing model to realise its potential – and grow from strengthening communities to impacting society as a whole - we need to move beyond creating singular examples of these projects, and instead connect a number of them simultaneously.These buildings and surrounding communities can then share resources and know-how between them - reducing waste, capitalising on the space we have, creating an enterprise culture, and offering crucial space to those who need it - thus creating a greener economy and addressing structural inequalities within, and in-between, boroughs.It is designed to reduce inequality and empower communities by re-connecting empty spaces, surplus resources and local expertise.

Founded an independent radio station, dedicated to connecting local communities worldwide and empowering people through music, discussion and art.Threads began in January 2019, with our original studio based above The Cause nightclub in Tottenham...and now broadcasts from London and from our family of hosts located in cities all around the world. 
We showcase hundreds of unique shows every month, bringing you topical discussion and music of all genres from our community of international artists and creators. For the culture.https://www.threadsradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/threadsradio

The London Promoter Society has grown into a collective of over 600 grassroots promoters, featuring legendary pioneers & newcomers from a diverse range of demographics, races, creeds, scenes and sounds. Established with an aim to unite 4 generations of event promoters for the greater good of our 'Music City'.Leading a team to host monthly meet-ups at venues across London (& online) to discuss projects, provide guidance, access to venues, industry news, new technology, policies, toolkits, best practice, wellbeing and opportunity.Consulting and curating industry panels, presentations, speakers, articles and live music for like-minded organisations including the Night Time Industries Association & the London Music Conference.

Teaching chess, both in private lessons and in schools - improving educational outcomes and social development through the world's oldest game.

A multi-faceted music platform that I've been running since 2014, dedicated to being inclusive suppliers of underground culture and musical eclecticism.Successes include:- event series in Bristol/London/Manchester at some of the city's most reputable underground music venues- an active soundcloud channel with various content formats, having now received in excess of 1.25million plays- running a stage for 3 years at Boomtown Festival- curating and releasing 25+ projects (and counting) on our record label- a broad editorial output for 5+ years, releasing over 1200 engaging articles (creative writing, event review, release reviews, premieres, interviews, niche features, community journalism)- a weekly mix series project which has been running since 18th September 2014!- radio residencies on stations across the UK. Currently on Threads (London) and Reform (Manchester). Interview-focused, inviting on guests from a plethora of different musical scenes, sounds and communities.- an evolving youtube channel with filmed live sessions from musical performers across the globe + other idiosyncratic mini-documentary series

https://www.hopefieldmusic.comCurrently focused on sync and licensing, pitching to placement opportunities in TV, film, games and adverts. Working extensively with DISCO, building suitable playlists to pitch to musical briefs of various kinds. Over-seeing a broad cross-genre catalogue of electronic music, with >2500 tracks.In previous years, have worked in other administrative and artist-facing areas of the publishing company.- protecting the publishing rights of 20+ years worth of music signed to the record label- building an international sub-publishing network of organisations collecting in different territories- royalty collection and accounting- searching for new acquisitions; music, catalogues and artists that have publishing and sync potentialHave also supported with A/R and organisational work with 20/20 Vision Recordings (the record label side).

Coordinating operations and plans for an award-winning organisation that empowers communities via the networked use of otherwise-wasted resources - offering a low-cost, fast and sustainable armoury to help with the problems accelerated by the cost of living crisis.

DIY grassroots project where I first cut my teeth running a radio station.Collaborated with New River Studios to build a well-renowned broadcast project focused on localism.

Administrative and data management work.