In Perspective

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In Perspective is the podcast from Wilkin Chapman Rollits where we explore the legal issues shaping everyday life and business. We cut through the jargon to deliver inspiring stories, practical guidance and fresh perspectives on things that matter to you. Smart conversations delivering real impact Please note: Legal content is for general guidance only and not a substitute for specific legal advice tailored to your circumstances.

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Charity podcast - Chris Huscroft

Gerry Morrison and Harriet Wheeldon speak to Chris Huscroft, Chief Executive Officer of Edukos Trust – a Multi-Academy Trust operating primary schools in East Yorkshire. Chris talks about how building relationships is integral to achieving Edukos Trust’s educational aims and the meaning behind its unusual name. Chris explains how developing clear, respectful relationships between Edukos Trust’s Board and its individual schools through its local governing boards, school leaders and stakeholders increases accountability while preserving autonomy. He also talks about how the Trust’s creative partnerships with parents and local communities help every child feel known, supported and ambitious. This will be of interest to Academy Trust’s leaders and trustees, but the underlying principles are relevant to all types of charities and it’s a great conversation!

36 phút
23 thg 6

Family Matters podcast: Children and summer holidays

Summer holidays should be something to look forward to - but for separated parents, they can sometimes bring added stress and uncertainty. In this episode of In Perspective, our family law specialists unpack the key issues around children and summer arrangements, from planning trips abroad to handling last‑minute changes. With practical advice and real insight, they’ll help you navigate the holiday period with confidence - keeping things as smooth as possible and, most importantly, keeping your children at the heart of every decision.

23 phút
22 thg 6

Charity podcast - Natasha Barley

Gerry Morrison and Harriet Wheeldon speak to Natasha Barley, Chief Executive Officer of Sailors’ Children’s Society about how support for seafarers’ children is being rebuilt today. Natasha talks about the challenges of reducing the Charity’s overheads and increasing support to families. She also talks about how they have driven the 200-year-old Charity’s modernisation agenda forward. Natasha talks movingly about what motivated her to take the role as CEO of Sailors’ Children’s Society and how people access its support. Natasha also talks about how she has innovatively used collaboration to reduce fundraising overheads.

47 phút
8 thg 5

Charity podcast - Vic Quinn

In this podcast Gerry and Harriet have the pleasure of speaking to Vic Quinn, Chair of Trustees of House of Light. House of Light is a Hull-based charity that offers group peer support and one to one counselling to help people recover from the symptoms associated with perinatal mental health issues. Being a trustee is often described as a position of responsibility, but it’s also one of learning, collaboration, and influence. Vic brings valuable insight from her experience around the board table, where decisions are shaped not just by good intentions, but by strong governance, clear values, and constructive challenge. In this conversation, we’ll explore what surprised her most when she became a trustee, how her thinking has evolved, and why the dynamics of a board - the mix of skills, perspectives and behaviours - matter just as much as formal structures and policies. We’ll also dig into what makes a board truly effective: how trustees can support and challenge each other, stay focused on purpose, and ultimately help a charity thrive. Whether you’re an existing trustee, considering taking on the role, or simply curious about how good governance works in practice, this is a thoughtful and practical discussion on what it takes to serve well at board level.

37 phút
25 thg 2

Charity podcast - Rory Clarke

Gerry Morrison and Harriet Wheeldon, charity law specialists talk to Rory about what prompted him to become a trustee and chair of Hull4Heroes. Rory speaks about his role as Chair and how he supports the Charity’s team to navigate the Charity’s challenges and opportunities. Rory explains the positive impact Hull4Heroes’ services have upon enabling veterans and their families transition to civilian life and to access the support they need when they leave the armed forces. We discuss the significance of having a ‘one-stop shop’ or ‘single point of contact’ and the vital role of the Charity’s Armed Forces Mobile Outreach Unit in providing welfare services to veterans, particularly in rural and underserved communities. Rory also talks about the opportunities presented by the VALOUR project. Rory draws upon his role as a non-executive director at J.R. Rix & Sons to bring a great depth of experience and knowledge to his role as Chair of a dynamic and growing Charity. Rory gives some great advice to charity trustees and Chairs and his approach to his role at Hull4Heroes.

26 phút
4 thg 2

Family Matters podcast - Prenuptial Agreements

In Perspective: Family Matters – Prenuptial Agreements brings together James Marsden, Isobel Edmondsen and Lucy Reding for a clear, approachable discussion on why couples should consider making a Nuptial Agreement, whether Pre or Post. Drawing on real client experiences, they explain how Nuptial Agreements can provide certainty, protect assets, and reduce conflict if relationships change. The conversation tackles common misconceptions, highlights when Nuptial Agreements are most effective, and stresses the importance of honesty and early planning. Insightful and practical, the episode highlights how a well‑handled Nuptial Agreement, whilst not being very romantic can be a sensible step that can support trust, transparency and long‑term peace of mind.

15 phút
26 thg 1

Charity podcast - Paula Litten

Gerry Morrison and Harriet Wheeldon speak to Paula Litten, Chair of Trustees of The Warren in Hull, a pioneering charity providing vital services to young people in Hull and beyond. Paula talks about what motivated her to step up to the role of Chair of Trustees and how she approaches this. As Chair, Paula oversaw a large capital project to redevelop The Warren’s premises to provide a warm and welcoming place for the City’s young people and how the charity puts young people’s needs and perspectives at the heart of its strategy.

40 phút
5 thg 1

Family Matters podcast - Divorce

Welcome to In Perspective: Family Matters — a straight‑talking podcast to help you navigate separation and divorce with clarity and consideration. Thinking about divorce or separation? We bust common myths (no, it doesn’t have to be a dramatic courtroom battle, take years, or cost the earth) and share practical steps you can take right now. We’ll also explore why January is often dubbed “Divorce Month”. After the holidays, many couples take stock and consider the future of their marriage or relationship. The new year creates a natural “reset” where people set resolutions, review budgets, and feel more willing to seek advice they may have put off before Christmas. Tune in for calm, practical guidance—and a little reassurance—when you need it most.

19 phút
17/12/2025

Charity podcast - Lisa Dawson

Gerry Morrison and Harriet Wheeldon, specialist legal advisers in the charities sector speak to Lisa Dawson, CEO of Run With It about how to create a new charity and grow it into a significant service provider. Lisa is an innovative charity leader – just like Andy Barber OBE who we spoke to in episode one. Lisa took her exciting approach to learning and developed an engaging programme to deliver education in fascinating settings. Imagine learning maths in the real-life context of a football stadium or an airport! Also finding out about how the stadium and airport operates, not only the pilots and the plane, but the behind the scenes including the catering, the retail, and the operational controls. All of which opens young people’s eyes to different careers options. A bus has also been ‘wrapped’ with Run With It’s branding to help raise awareness of the charity and its profile. All fantastic fun, but serious about learning and increasing young people’s life chances. Lisa’s journey from creating a new charity to growing it is inspirational, and her energy and enthusiasm are infectious. It was a privilege to spend time with Lisa on our podcast.

28 phút
24/11/2025

Charity podcast - Olly Burdett

Gerry Morrison and Harriet Wheeldon, specialist legal advisers in the charities sector speak to Olly Burdett, a trustee of the high-profile charity,Tigers Trust about increasing board diversity and how to use positive communication to amplify the charity’s impact. Olly is an expert in marketing and communications and brings his professional knowledge to his role as a trustee. Olly also has a unique insight into the charity having previously been an employee of Tigers Trust and took part in the charity’s workshops when he was at school. Olly has a holistic view of the charity and its mission. Trustee boards are sometimes criticised by the charity’s employees, service users, and volunteers for appearing disconnected or remote. Over time the board can also become perceived by those working on the ground as a barrier to getting thework done. Olly talks about how to build strong working relationships between the trustees and the charity’s staff and volunteers and about how he made the transition to charity trustee at a young age.

22 phút
20/10/2025

Charity podcast - Andy Barber OBE

In conversation with Andy Barber OBE: How innovation can help charities fulfil their missions. In a fascinating and engaging conversation with Andy Barber OBE, Chief Executive of Beverley Housing Charity and an experienced charity trustee, Gerry Morrison and Harriet Wheeldon of Wilkin Chapman Rollits find out how Andy uses innovation to help the charities that he leads to fulfil theirmissions. We find out about how innovation has helped Andy to revitalise trustee boards, restrategise charities that have outlived their original purposes and in successful fundraising. Andy has considerable experience leading charities and brings his considerable knowledge of the voluntary sector to this fantastic discussion about how good governance helps drive a charity forward and build strong relationships between the board of trustees, staff, volunteers, and stakeholders. This podcast is a great prelude to Trustees’ Week 2025, a national celebration of charity trustees who are the voluntary force behind so many great organisations transforming their communities. Being a charity trustee is about so much more than adhering to six main duties - as important as these are. This podcast aims to combine Gerry’s and Harriet’s knowledge of charity law with Andy’s practical engagement and lived through experience.

42 phút

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In Perspective is the podcast from Wilkin Chapman Rollits where we explore the legal issues shaping everyday life and business. We cut through the jargon to deliver inspiring stories, practical guidance and fresh perspectives on things that matter to you. Smart conversations delivering real impact Please note: Legal content is for general guidance only and not a substitute for specific legal advice tailored to your circumstances.

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