Jonathan Senker
@jonathansenker.bsky.social
Chair of The Public Law Project, Non Exec Director at Southdown, Freelancer, cyclist, runner.
A great opportunity for a Philanthropy Manager with an organisation that has a vital purpose - especially now, and fabulous colleagues. I might be a bit biased as the chair of its board, but I promise, it’s true!
JOB OPPORTUNITY 🚨
Do you want to shape and lead Public Law Project’s first-ever mid-value fundraising programme?
Join us as our Philanthropy Manager to play a key role in the future of our work & help tackle the most pressing legal injustices of our time ⬇️
publiclawproject.org.uk/latest/job/j...
Do you want to shape and lead Public Law Project’s first-ever mid-value fundraising programme?
Join us as our Philanthropy Manager to play a key role in the future of our work & help tackle the most pressing legal injustices of our time ⬇️
publiclawproject.org.uk/latest/job/j...
February 12, 2025 at 5:33 PM
A great opportunity for a Philanthropy Manager with an organisation that has a vital purpose - especially now, and fabulous colleagues. I might be a bit biased as the chair of its board, but I promise, it’s true!
Reposted by Jonathan Senker
If planned reforms to disability benefits go ahead, over 400,000 people will be worse off by £416 a month.
Internal documents also suggest that up to 100,000 disabled people would be pushed into poverty.
Read this detailed look at our client Ellen Clifford's legal challenge to find out more ⬇️
Internal documents also suggest that up to 100,000 disabled people would be pushed into poverty.
Read this detailed look at our client Ellen Clifford's legal challenge to find out more ⬇️
NEW: Strong evidence has emerged that the DWP hid the true reasons for its planned cuts to disability benefits
Documents disclosed in a legal challenge also suggest up to 100,000 disabled people could be pushed into poverty by the changes
By me, for @bigissue.com
www.bigissue.com/news/social-...
Documents disclosed in a legal challenge also suggest up to 100,000 disabled people could be pushed into poverty by the changes
By me, for @bigissue.com
www.bigissue.com/news/social-...
DWP wants to reform benefits to cut costs, not help disabled people into work
The High Court has heard a legal challenge against a Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) plan to reform disability benefits.
www.bigissue.com
December 20, 2024 at 6:18 PM
If planned reforms to disability benefits go ahead, over 400,000 people will be worse off by £416 a month.
Internal documents also suggest that up to 100,000 disabled people would be pushed into poverty.
Read this detailed look at our client Ellen Clifford's legal challenge to find out more ⬇️
Internal documents also suggest that up to 100,000 disabled people would be pushed into poverty.
Read this detailed look at our client Ellen Clifford's legal challenge to find out more ⬇️
Reposted by Jonathan Senker
With a new government in place, this is an exciting time to raise the profile of PLP and our mission for access to justice, through external communications, events, and fundraising.
We are looking for a new Communications and Engagement Director. Apply now:
publiclawproject.org.uk/latest/job/j...
We are looking for a new Communications and Engagement Director. Apply now:
publiclawproject.org.uk/latest/job/j...
November 19, 2024 at 3:36 PM
With a new government in place, this is an exciting time to raise the profile of PLP and our mission for access to justice, through external communications, events, and fundraising.
We are looking for a new Communications and Engagement Director. Apply now:
publiclawproject.org.uk/latest/job/j...
We are looking for a new Communications and Engagement Director. Apply now:
publiclawproject.org.uk/latest/job/j...
The Mental Health Bill 2024: Progress, But Is It Enough?
My initial thoughts on the Bill focusing on rights, voices, people with learning disabilities and autistic people.
I'd love to hear your views. bit.ly/4eGeXAw
My initial thoughts on the Bill focusing on rights, voices, people with learning disabilities and autistic people.
I'd love to hear your views. bit.ly/4eGeXAw
November 20, 2024 at 4:39 PM
The Mental Health Bill 2024: Progress, But Is It Enough?
My initial thoughts on the Bill focusing on rights, voices, people with learning disabilities and autistic people.
I'd love to hear your views. bit.ly/4eGeXAw
My initial thoughts on the Bill focusing on rights, voices, people with learning disabilities and autistic people.
I'd love to hear your views. bit.ly/4eGeXAw
It’s good to see some Bluesky and I’m delighted to join you.
November 20, 2024 at 1:04 PM
It’s good to see some Bluesky and I’m delighted to join you.