People At The Heart

In this episode, Natalie Joyce speaks with Amy Lillington, Team Leader and Brand Ambassador at RebuildCostASSESSMENT.com, about directing, choreographing and performing in the Piddle Valley Players’ production of Little Shop of Horrors. Amy shares how she balanced multiple roles, communicated her creative vision and relied on the support and ideas of those around her to bring the show to life. She also reflects on handling unexpected moments in live theatre and the lessons she has taken back into the workplace. Creativity, collaboration and the importance of giving people the confidence to contribute are at the core of this conversation.

In this episode, Natalie Joyce speaks with Lou Clarke and Ashley Stimpson-Evans from RebuildCostASSESSMENT.com about living with and understanding multiple sclerosis. Lou shares her experience of being diagnosed with MS, managing fatigue and learning to be kinder to herself, while Ash talks about how MS has affected people close to him. Together, they reflect on hidden conditions, workplace support and the importance of empathy, flexibility and listening.

In this episode, Natalie Joyce speaks with members of the RiskSTOP Group Neurodiversity Support Group about what it means to be neurodivergent in the workplace. Together, they explore the challenges and rewards of daily life at work — from managing energy levels and social interactions to finding understanding and balance. The conversation also looks at how awareness and small adjustments can make a big difference, and why open dialogue matters more than ever. A thoughtful and uplifting discussion from our people at the heart of RiskSTOP Group. 

In this episode, Johnny Thomson speaks with Martin Lake, Head of IT at RiskSTOP Group and author of Beyond the Stones, about his journey from a New Year’s resolution to becoming a published fantasy writer. Martin shares how honest feedback led him to creative writing classes, why Arthurian legend and Norse mythology inspired his stories, and what it really takes to write, edit and publish a book. He also talks about the satisfaction of seeing his work in print, reaching the Amazon bestseller list, and the value of simply having a go. A warm and humorous conversation about creativity, determination and finding a passion outside the day job.

In this episode, Abbie Davis speaks with Carly, mum of Axel, a young autistic child, and her sister, Chelsea, who works at RebuildCostASSESSMENT.com. Together, they share the story of five-year-old Axel - a bright, non-verbal boy who has been left without a school place due to challenges within the SEND system.

Carly talks about the last-minute withdrawal of Axel’s school place and the impact that ongoing delays and uncertainty have had on their family. Chelsea offers her perspective as both an aunt and a close support throughout the journey.

This thoughtful conversation explores the pressures faced by families trying to access the right support, and highlights the importance of inclusion, understanding and long-term change.

🎧 A valuable listen for anyone with an interest in education, neurodiversity, or how we can better support children with additional needs.

 In this episode, Natalie Joyce speaks with Amy Lillington, Team Leader at RebuildCostASSESSMENT.com, about how her lifelong love of theatre has shaped the way she leads. Amy shares how performing from a young age helped her build confidence, strengthen her communication skills and develop empathy — lessons that continue to influence her leadership style today. 

In this episode, Jo Camp speaks with Kelly Buck, Trainee Surveyor at RebuildCostASSESSMENT.com, about her journey into bodybuilding and how it has shaped her life. Kelly shares what first drew her to the gym, how training gave her confidence, and the dedication it took to earn her GBO pro card and place fourth at the 2023 Texas World Championships. She also talks about the role of workplace support, from flexible hours to simple facilities, in helping people stay active. A down-to-earth conversation that celebrates commitment, balance and the value of pursuing goals alongside a busy career.

In this episode, Jo Camp sits down with Zoe Chamberlain, a 15-year-old work experience student at RiskSTOP Group, to talk about her first experience of office life and her passion for movies. Zoe shares what it was like to explore different departments, how it felt stepping into the workplace as an autistic young person and why horror films and cult classics like Rocky Horror and Death Proof hold a special place in her heart. A light-hearted conversation that shines a spotlight on the next generation.

Johnny Thomson speaks with Sharon Masters, Surveyor and Technical Lead at RebuildCostASSESSMENT.com, about her experience as a living kidney donor. Sharon shares what inspired her to donate, how it changed her life, and the unexpected places it's taken her. Yet another inspirational story from our people here at RiskSTOP Group.