In the final episode of Unfiltered: Stories for Social Justice series 1, the whole group of Unfiltered presenter-producers come together to ask tough questions to Steve Cray, Managing Director of Cellnex UK.

The group ask Steve about his work, his leadership and how Cellnex helps society through technology, infrastructure, community partnerships and social value. They also challenge him with bigger questions about responsibility, fairness and the workplace, including what would happen if all Cellnex staff walked out tomorrow.

The conversation also explores issues affecting young people today, including social media news, the rise of misogynistic online content, and debates around the social media ban for under-16s.

To close the series in true Unfiltered style, the presenters end with one final unexpected question: if you were a flavour of soup, what would you be?

Created in partnership with the University of Salford, Cellnex UK and the National Saturday Club.

In this episode the Unfiltered Presenters ask Emma, Heather and Milly to look ahead. They discuss where Cellnex might be in five years, how technology could shape young people’s futures, the future of workplace sustainability, and what gives them hope for the future. 

This episode focuses on ambition, teamwork and the impact of large projects. The guests discuss technical challenges, community partnerships, charity work, fair workplace culture and how sustainability can shape the future of Cellnex and the wider world. 

In this episode, the group explores opportunity, inclusion and support for young people. Emma, Heather and Milly talk about career journeys, digital inclusion, the importance of spaces like the National Saturday Club, and how companies can help people feel heard, supported and involved. 

This episode looks at how Cellnex helps keep people and communities connected. The conversation explores mobile and digital networks, major projects, wellbeing at work, sustainability, and why Cellnex chose to support the National Saturday Club.

Behind the TechIn the first episode of Unfiltered: Stories for Social Justice, our young presenters meet Emma Hart, Heather Mullins and Milly Chambers from Cellnex UK. They explore what Cellnex does, how the guests found their roles, and why technology, sustainability, community and young people matter to the company.