Mark Smalley

Mark Smalley

A freelance audio producer, Mark Smalley’s career in making features and documentaries for BBC Radio 4 spans current affairs, history, drama and environmental output. He began as a news reporter/producer for BBC GLR in London in 1992, was part of the launch team for BBC Radio 5 Live in 1994 and went on to work as a senior producer on BBC World Service’s award-winning show Outlook before specialising in long form radio features and documentaries. Having left the BBC in 2018, Mark’s current freelance projects include EarthWorks for Radio 3 and a podcast series supporting Painstorm, a medical research programme that addresses all aspects of life with chronic neuropathic pain.

Advisory Board

Our advisory board includes those with many years experience leading public service news rooms, as well as experts in climate science, policy and communications.

Dr. Travis Coan

Dr. Travis Coan

Computational Science, Exeter University
Lord Deben

Lord Deben

Former Chair of the UK’s Independent Climate Change Committee
Mary Hockaday

Mary Hockaday

Former Head of the BBC Newsroom and acting Director, BBC World Service
Professor Saffron O’Neill

Professor Saffron O’Neill

Climate & Society, Exeter University
John Ryley

John Ryley

Former Editor-in-Chief of Sky News
Chris Shaw

Chris Shaw

Former Editorial Director of ITN

Team

We are a group of former news journalists, managers, communications specialists and academics, united by a desire to support and promote excellence in public service climate journalism on the UK’s main TV, radio and online news bulletins.

Dr Sylvia Hayes

Dr Sylvia Hayes

Research Fellow
Dr Sarwat Qureshi

Dr Sarwat Qureshi

Research Fellow
Claire Stocks

Claire Stocks

Co-Founder
Alan Strange

Alan Strange

Managing Editor
David Weiland

David Weiland

Co-Founder
Phoebe Wollocombe

Phoebe Wollocombe

Co-Founder
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