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I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Ed Balls , in my role as Deputy Chair of the Social Mobility Commission. Ed co-hosts a weekly podcast, Political Currency, with former Chancellor George Osborne and is a former Shadow Chancellor.

I have been a Conservative Party member since I was a teenager and have campaigned in local elections, by-elections, mayoral elections and general elections across the country.

With a general election fast approaching, manifesto season will soon be upon us. In my role as Global Head of Policy at the Open Data Institute, we decided to get ahead of the game, launching our policy manifesto in Westminster on 20 March.

Last week I was delighted to launch a Data and AI Policy Manifesto in Parliament.

I had the privilege of hosting AI and tech specialist, Adrian Joseph OBE on the Social Mobility Commission podcast to talk about data, AI and social mobility.

It was a privilege to speak on this think-tank panel that brings together two of my favourite topics - data and social mobility!

What a privilege to celebrate #internationalwomensday with these amazing and inspirational women.

It was great to hear from Victoria Atkins and Gillian Keegan about their respective work on women’s health and education - and their journeys into politics.

Theresa May has been an incredible public servant, committed constituency MP, and dedicated campaigner for 27 years.

Earlier this week, the Chancellor announced the Government's 2024 Spring Budget and it contained several policy announcements on tech, data and AI.

With numerous pivotal elections slated for this year, my colleague and I wrote a piece for PoliticsHome:
"2024 will be the year of democracy - or disinformation?"