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In this episode, Rebecca Sheriff, Partner and Trustee of the BBK Charity, speaks with Ian Hosking, Director of the Wheelchair Rugby Experience and a successful BBK Charity grant recipient. They discuss how the charity’s funding has supported Ian’s mission, the real‑world impact on participants, and why accessible sport matters.
The BBK Charity was founded by the partners of Bolt Burdon Kemp LLP in 2025 with a clear purpose - to give back. The charity supports a wide range of causes, with a particular focus on helping injured people and their families across the UK, supporting charitable projects around our office in the city of London, improving access to the legal profession for people from diverse backgrounds, and championing equality, diversity and inclusion within the legal sector. Grants range from £100 to £10,000.
You’ll hear more about:
- How BBK Charity funding has strengthened the project
- The importance of inclusive sport for injured people
- Real examples of lives changed through the programme
- Why community‑focused grants make a difference
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Welcome to this latest episode of BBK Free Speech Podcast, brought to you by Bolt Bird and Kemp, a leading firm of solicitors for serious injury claims.
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My name is Rebecca Sheriff, and I'm a partner in the abuse team here at BBK.
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Today, however, I'm joining this podcast in my role as a trustee of the Bolt Burdona Kemp Charity.
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The BBK Charity was founded by the partners …
