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Meetings with ministers

41

In the last 12 months

10

Different ministers

15

Lobbying firms used

0

Meetings with ministers

DateMinisterPurpose, as published
16 June 2026Chris McDonaldDBTTo discuss the awareness-rising on mental health across construction and many other sector
16 June 2026Steve ReedMHCLGMeeting of Federated Charities Cex Network to discuss community place-based integration and service delivery, and community engagement.
11 May 2026Sharon HodgsonDHSCTo discuss Diagnosis Connect
10 March 2026Dr Zubir AhmedDHSCTo discuss mental health
8 January 2026Baroness MerronDHSCto discuss the Black Mental Health Manifesto
2 December 2025Wes StreetingDHSCTo discuss the independent review into mental health conditions, ADHD and autism
2 December 2025Pat McFaddenDWPAttended the Disabled Charities Consortium quarterly meeting to introduce himself to various charities.
13 November 2025Diana JohnsonDWPMeetings to discuss Workwell and local outcomes
12 November 2025Gillian MerronDHSCto discuss women's health and work
28 October 2025Stephen TimmsDWPStakeholder call before Timms Review Announcement
14 October 2025Pat McFaddenDWPMet as part of the early engagement on the independent report on Young People and Work.
2 July 2025Stephen KinnockDHSCTo discuss the 10 Year Health Plan
24 June 2025Gillian MerronDHSCTo discuss the 10 Year Health Plan, spending review allocation and the Mental Health Act
3 June 2025Stephen TimmsDfETo discuss the £1 billion employment support package, Pathways to Work Green Paper reforms, the PIP Assessment Review, Access to Work and updates on previous meetings regarding the Accessible Information Standard
3 June 2025Stephen TimmsDWPMeeting with the Disability Charities Consortium CEOs to discuss the Government's £1 billion employment support package.
7 April 2025Liz KendallDWPAn opportunity to respond to criticism and reassure disability stakeholders on the Pathways to Work Green Paper
26 March 2025Stephen TimmsDWPTo discuss the announcements from Chancellor's Spring Statement and the publication of the Impact Assessment and Equality Analysis regarding the impact of Pathways to Work: Reforming Benefits and Support to Get Britain Working Green Paper.
17 March 2025Stephen TimmsDWPTo provide stakeholders with advance notice of the upcoming green paper on disability benefits and employment support, and to establish lines of communication ahead of its publication
12 March 2025Alison McGovernDWPMeeting of the Disability Charities Consortium to discuss Get Britain Working and the upcoming Green Paper
12 March 2025Alison McGovernDWPRoundable to discuss the National Health Service 10-Year Plan.
28 January 2025Stephen TimmsDWPSecond roundtable with stakeholders to follow up on the case for change for health and disability benfit reform to be included in the Green Paper and discuss broad principals for reform, hearing from stakeholders on disability employment support, and building trust with disabled people and how to engage post-Green Paper.
17 January 2025Stephen TimmsDWPMeeting with Stakeholders to discuss the Judgment of Work Capability Assessment (WCA): Activities and Descriptors consultation Judicial Review
5 December 2024Gillian MerronDHSCto discuss the Mental Health Bill
3 December 2024Liz KendallDWPMet as part of a Health and Disability Roundtable to discuss jobs, employment support and the benefits system for disabled people and people with health conditions.
3 December 2024Stephen TimmsDWPRoundtable to discuss jobs, employment support and the benefits system for disabled people and people with health conditions as well as early discussions following budget announcement on reforms to health and disability benefits early in 2025
26 November 2024Stephen TimmsDWPMinister spoke to stakeholders to provide further detail on the Get Britain Working White Paper on how the Government will support people into work. To reassure stakeholders we will be engaging with them as we design and develop the reform.
12 November 2024Stephen KinnockDHSCTo discuss the Mental Health Bill�
12 November 2024Gillian MerronDHSCto discuss the Mental Health Bill
6 November 2024Gillian MerronDHSCto discuss the Mental Health Bill
30 October 2024Stephen TimmsDWPCalls following the Budget statement to discuss the DWP elements in the statement and any other matters of interest
29 October 2024Minister MaddersDBTTo discuss employment rights and statutory sick pay
29 October 2024Alison McGovernDWPSSP Roundtable to discuss strengthening Statutory Sick Pay and consultation on the percentage rate for those earning below the flat rate of SSP.
23 October 2024Stephen TimmsDWPMeeting to give Mind an opportunity to share some of the public feedback they have received through their most recent campaign 'Scrap WCA' as well as their recommendations on co-developing and redesigning benefits with disabled people.
10 October 2024Alison McGovernDWPCall to discuss the Statutory Sick Pay Clauses of the Employment Right's Bill, gauge sentiment and signpost the upcoming consulation publication
7 October 2024Gillian MerronDHSCto discuss mental health
11 September 2024Stephen TimmsDWPRoundtable session with members of the Disability Charities Consortium. The Minister discussed and answered questions on disability benefits and employment
30 July 2024Justin MaddersDBTTo discuss the plan to Make Work Pay and statutory sick pay
30 July 2024Gillian MerronDHSCTo discuss mental health
23 July 2024Gillian MerronDHSCTo discuss Mental Health Bill
17 July 2024Stephen TimmsDWPTo outline the government's commitment to the principle of working with disabled people
11 July 2024Stephen TimmsDWPTo visit a key stakeholder in the youth and disability space. To greater learn about how these providers help young people and people with disabilities get into and stay in work

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About these records. Each row is one entry in a minister’s published meetings return, so a meeting with two ministers appears once for each. Dates and purposes are shown as the department published them. Published under these names too: “MIND”. Sources: GOV.UK ministers’ meetings transparency returns and the Registrar of Consultant Lobbyists quarterly returns, both under the Open Government Licence v3.0.