Developing content policy as part of the Broadcasting and Media group.

A reporter, critic and commentator writing and talking mainly about music and how it intersects with other aspects of culture, with an emphasis on championing underground artists locally and internationally, and platforming diverse and underrepresented voices who make popular and experimental art.Bylines: The Skinny, Bandcamp, Electronic Sound, DJ Mag, NME, The Calvert Journal, The Big Issue, and various other places. Host of the show No Dancing on community radio station EHFM.

Head of editorial at the International Network of Street Papers, a Glasgow-based non-profit media organisation that supports a network of 90+ street paper publications across the world providing a sustainable income and a platform for storytelling to marginalised people.One of the key services INSP delivers to its members is curated and bespoke editorial support to ensure the betterment and sustainability of street papers as a journalistic product.The INSP News Service is the umbrella term for INSP’s editorial support mechanisms. Its main outlet is a global news wire serving member street papers worldwide. The news wire provides a platform to collect, curate and edit content created by individual street papers – and sourced from external partners – and share them with the entire network. INSP itself also works to create original content to provide increased editorial support to member street papers worldwide.By providing investigative journalism, commentary and storytelling, INSP’s editor and street papers are working to inform the public on a range of important social justice issues affecting society's most vulnerable groups and impacting the world we live in. INSP also works to highlight and publish the voices of marginalised communities around the world, helping to change public opinion, create a fairer more diverse media ecosystem, and form a better understanding of the topics that are close to the hearts of the people street papers exist to serve.