PCS Bloggers
Aidan Neill is a PCS member with the Land Registry in Birkenhead, Merseyside
Aidan Price is the DWP Eastern Valleys branch secretary
PCS union learning rep
Austin works for the Office of the Public Guardian in London. He holds a number of branch positions and is also a member of the PCS national disabled members' forum and the national executive committee.
Caroline is affinity relations manager for PCS partner and financial advice firm Lighthouse Group PLC
Chris Dando is president of the PCS defence sector group
Campaigns co-ordinator for the Campaign against Climate Change.
PCS northern region learning organiser
Clare has been a PCS member working for the DWP since 2008 and has been women's officer for the DWP Greater Glasgow branch for 10 years.
Colin is co-ordinator of the Derbyshire Unemployed Workers' Centres
Professor of Socio-legal Studies at the University of Liverpool and contributor to the Tax Justice Network's Tax Justice Focus newsletter
Dr Peter Purton was the TUC disability and LGBT officer from 1998 until retirement in 2016. He had previously worked for NATFHE (now UCU) and in the voluntary sector and has been a campaigner for LGBT rights since the 1970s and an active trade unionist. He was also a national officer of Labour Campaign for Lesbian and Gay Rights (now LGBT Labour) for more than 20 years.
PCS members at the jobcentre on Eastern Avenue, Sheffield, have been taking strike action to protest against the closure of their site, which provides a valuable service to the community in one of the most deprived areas of Sheffield.
Eddy Nixon is PCS Proud secretary and bi representative. He works for the HMRC in Newcastle.
Fiona Brittle is a PCS member who works for the Department for Work and Pensions in Glasgow
Graham Soulsby works for the Cabinet Office in Newcastle and is the PCS young members’ equality officer.
Chair of the PCS National Museums Wales Branch
PCS union learning rep who works for HMRC
Jack Guthrie started working for the Scottish government as a 17 year old apprentice. He is currently working on the “Getting it right for every child” Bill Team.
Film producer whose credits include London Recruits and Blackbird
James Davies is PCS South West regional secretary and campaigns officer responsible for law and justice
PCS member James works for the Department of Work and Pensions
President of PCS
Janine Booth is a writer, trainer, campaigner and co-chair of the TUC Disabled Workers' Committee
Jason, who works for the DVLA, has used the PCS pay calculator to find out how much he has lost under the Tory pay cap. He told us about how he and his family are suffering.
Jennifer Reed is a rep at her HMRC workplace in Stockton-on-Tees
John (not his real name) works at a DWP service centre
Jordan is a member of PCS Proud who identifies as asexual.
Communications officer for the Electoral Reform Society
Karen is a member of the PCS national executive committee
Kate, who works for the prisons service, told us about how she has had to cut back because of the pay cap.
PCS group officer in the Scottish Government, chairs of SG group disabled members’ network and co-convenor of the Scottish disabled members’ network and a member of our national disabled members’ forum
Kris Hendry was elected chair of PCS Proud, the union's LGBT equality network, in November 2018.
Laura Reardon is branch vice chair and branch youth officer for the Land Registry in Durham. She started working at the Land Registry as an apprentice and is now a permanent employee.
Reporting on the latest learning initiatives.
Linda is a co-founder of Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC). DPAC was set up in response to the June 2010 budget when it was obvious that the Tory austerity measures would strip disabled people of their hard won rights.
Linda is herself disabled and is also the parent of a disabled person. She is passionately interested in promoting the human rights and full inclusion of disabled people in society.
Lindsey Jones is chair of PCS North Wales North West Revenue and Customs Branch
Lizzie Flew is senior communications and campaigns officer at Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG). CPAG campaigns for policies that will prevent and solve poverty – for good.
Lynn is currently deputy head of PCS’ general secretary’s office and national political officer for the union. She has been a full-time officer with PCS Scotland since 2005 and is PCS national officer for Scotland and Ireland. She is also the vice president of the Scottish Trades Union Congress and has been active in the labour and trade union movement for over 30 years
Trans equality members’ rep for PCS Proud, the union’s LGBT equality network
Margaret (not her real name) works for the Department for Transport
Martin works for the Rural Payments Agency in Workington, Cumbria. He is chair of the PCS northern region disability network.
PCS health group president
Programme director at the Fair Tax Mark, which shows the companies and organisations who are proud to pay their fair share of tax and contribute to society.
Michael Rennie joined the DWP on a fixed term contract when he was 26. Now he is a permanent member of staff and a union rep.
Sharon has worked in the civil service for more than 20 years
Nadine Gorman works at Sportscotland and is a member of the PCS Sportscotland Branch Executive Committee
Neil is a national officer for the National Pensioners' Convention. The NPC’s main objective is to promote the welfare and interests of all pensioners, as a way of securing dignity, respect and financial security in retirement. It organises rallies and lobbies of MPs, leads delegations to parliament and makes submissions to government on policies affecting older people.
Nick Hobbs is a ULR working at the Home Office in Liverpool.
Nick McCarthy is head of digital projects and director of communications, organising and engagement for PCS
PCS vice president and chair of the PCS Health and Safety Executive national branch
PCS members at the DWP office in Coatbridge, North Lanarkshire are campaigning against the closure of their office
PCS members at Southall jobcentre are campaigning against the closure of their office which will have a devastating impact on the local community
The PCS young members' committee co-ordinates and supports the work of our national young members' committee.
PCS rep at Big Pit Coal Museum at Blaenavon, South Wales.
Co-director of the Centre for Fascist, Anti-Fascist and Post-Fascist Studies at Teesside University
Rebecca is a PCS rep at HM Land Registry in Wales
Reeta Mahey is a PCS member
Ruth works for the Scottish government in Leith, Edinburgh. She is a member of the National Disability Forum and the National Women's Forum.
DWP Bradford PCS Branch chair, equality officer and committed campaigner on trans issues
Part of the Better than Zero Campaign, backed by the STUC which aims to tackle insecure and low-paid work
British Council employee
Chair of PCS Young Members' Forum
After nearly a decade spent as a teacher / trainer in Asia, I came back to Glasgow to embrace my fears. I joined DWP in July 2016, and PCS on day one. I recently became a team leader, and live by the rule that it's nice to be nice. I enjoy helping others and have started to play a more active role within the union, starting by becoming a deputy rep. I am looking forward to becoming more active within PCS to champion equality and encourage and promote an inclusive working environment for all.
Sharon Edwards works for the Passport Office in Glasgow. She is the Home Office assistant group secretary, Scottish TUC women’s committee chair and a workplace mental health and suicide first aider.
Shaz Ambrose works for the DWP in Essex.
Sheila Coleman has campaigned for more than 27 years for truth and justice to be brought to the people who died and those who survived from the 1989 Hillsborough disaster.
Sian is a PCS rep at the Cwmbran Pension Centre
Our driving examiner members are taking strike action on 4 and 5 December. This member tells us why he is taking action and what they hope to achieve.
Campaign coordinator of the Robin Hood Tax Campaign
Renowned producer, writer and director, whose credits include Cathy Come Home and Kes
Tracey works for HMRC in Liverpool. She is the black members’ officer for Revenue and Customs Liverpool branch and a member of HMRC black members’ advisory group.
Zita is PCS national vice president with more than 20 years' experience of trade union activism. She is the co-founder and national chair of BARAC UK and an uthor, writer, poet, artist, curator and vocalist.
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