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What Black History Month means to me

by Department for Work and Pensions

When I think of Black History Month, I think of celebration, education, tribulations, inspiration, dedication and motivation.  It’s about our ancestors before us and what they went through to pave the...

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Black History Month 2023 at Sage - Precious Patterson

by Sage

Sage wants to represent all ethnicities and cultures, creating a multicultural workplace. We aim to celebrate everyone’s background and the traditions they may have. Happy black history month! For Pr...

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Coaches across the Sport & British Athletics staff share their Windrush reflections

Monday 22nd June marked the 72nd Anniversary of some 500 migrants from the Caribbean disembark the Empire Windrush at Tilbury Docks, Essex to step foot on British soil for the first time on 22nd June...

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Empowering women at Bromford: a celebration of growth and leadership

International Women’s Day is a time to celebrate the incredible achievements of women around the world. Every year on Saturday 8 March, we honour the strength, courage, and determination of women who...

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Benefits of multigenerational working

When considering diversity, there is a tendency to focus on gender, race, disability, or sexual orientation. However, intergenerational diversity has surfaced as a growing phenomenon in many business...

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Black History Month: The sum of three generations

When I think of Black History Month (BHM), I think about the history of my ancestors. I spoke to both my grandmas to find out more about their journey to the UK back in the ’60s and what made them set...

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Agile Working at LBG

Charlotte & Amy "There’s always been a lot of support and flexibility here, but this was a really forward-thinking idea which showed just how much they cared and understood us." Charlotte and Amy bo...

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Lest We Forget: MOD Marks Armistice Day with Parade and Cenotaph Service

by Ministry of Defence

On Tuesday, 11 November, the Western Front Association hosted their annual Armistice Day parade and service at the Cenotaph in Whitehall, London. The event served as a poignant reminder of the sacrifi...

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Great Western Railway train named in honour of D-Day hero

by Great Western Railway

Margot Billinge was moved to tears today as she greeted the Great Western Railway train named in honour of her late father, D-Day hero and fundraiser for the Normandy Memorial Trust, Harry Billinge MB...

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Rolls-Royce: Supporting Armed Forces Reserves Day

Supporting Armed Forces Reserves Day Tell us about your job at Rolls-Royce I am a Manufacturing Engineering Programme Manager. I’m technically responsible for increasing the rate output of t...

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Ethnicity, Disability, and Gender: How Mott MacDonald is Proving its Commitment to Equal Pay in 2025

by Mott MacDonald

Equality, diversity and inclusion remain central to Mott MacDonald’s purpose and long-term success. We believe that creating a workforce that reflects the communities we serve strengthens our ability...

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The Queen Travels on One of 10 poppy Trains to Attend Poppies to Paddington on Armistice Day

by Great Western Railway

Her Majesty The Queen attends Poppies to Paddington, where 250 wreaths are transported to London from 60 stations across the South West, South Wales and the Cotswolds National remembrance service...

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Lloyd's: Forida shares her journey to Hajj experience

by Lloyd's

This year I was lucky enough to be able to embark on the journey of a lifetime. Hajj is the sacred pilgrimage performed by Muslims and is one of the five pillars of Islam al...

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Black History Month: Remembering Clifford Matthew Anderson

I am honoured to write for Black History Month (BHM) at Colt. To me, BHM is a time of celebration and remembrance, heralding those who have inspired us in our journeys. I could list an abundance of fa...

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What childcare support should you look for from your next job?

Popular culture might highlight the contribution of both men and women to childcare. But recent research indicates that women still do almost 40% more childcare and household chores than men. This is...

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10 reasons to work for BT Openreach

There’s more to Openreach than meets the eye. We’re an incredibly well connected and supported network of people with a strong sense of community and customer service. So with that in mind, here are...

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My Work Experience at Sky News

Last month I was fortunate enough to have a week of work experience with the Arts and Entertainment team (hello showbiz!) at Sky News in London. I know. Awesome. A lot of people have been asking me a)...

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UK Athletics continue celebrating Black History Month

Donna Fraser Equality, Diversity & Engagement Lead What is your role at British Athletics? I’m the Vice President and Equality, Diversity & Engagement Lead.  The Vice President role focuses on the...

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Celebrating Black History Month at UK Athletics

Lorna Dwyer- Senior Performance Co-ordinator   What is your role at British Athletics? I’m the Senior Performance Co-ordinator Age Group Lead which oversees the operational/logistical planning fo...

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UK Athletics: Celebrating Black History Month

This week marks the start of Black History month and we will be profiling some black employees of British Athletics. Black History Month highlights the history and contributions of black communities a...

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