Hattie Williams's guest appearances

Hattie Williams

The Church Times Podcast

Michael Leunig

Jared Diamond

Rob Bell

John Gray

Barbara Brown Taylor

Walt Whitman

George Herbert

Christina Rossetti

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Tom Wright

Richard Dawkins

Marilynne Robinson

Mark Russell

Malcolm Guite

Hilary Mantel

OwlTail

Paul Handley

Hattie Williams, senior reporter at the Church Times, has covered the proceedings of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse in the Anglican Church from the beginning. The final hearing ended on 12 July, and a report is due next summer.Hattie talks to Paul Handley, editor, about the experience, and what she thinks the Church can learn.

Hattie Williams, senior reporter at the Church Times, has covered the proceedings of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse in the Anglican Church from the beginning. The final hearing ended on 12 July, and a report is due next summer. Hattie talks to Paul Handley, editor, about the experience, and what she thinks the Church can learn.

Hattie Williams talks to Paul Handley about covering the IICSA hearings

Meg Munn

Meg Munn was appointed first independent chair of the Church of England’s National Safeguarding Panel in September. She took over from the Bishop of Bath &amp; Wells, Peter Hancock, who is the lead bishop on safeguarding. Meg Munn is a practising Methodist and former social worker and former MP, who established and chaired the All-Party Child Protection Parliamentary Group. She left Parliament in 2015 to become an independent governance consultant.Hattie Williams sat down with Meg Munn for her first interview since she took up the post. You can read a write up of the interview in this week’s paper and on our website. A fuller version follows on this podcast.

Meg Munn was appointed first independent chair of the Church of England’s National Safeguarding Panel in September. She took over from the Bishop of Bath &amp; Wells, Peter Hancock, who is the lead bishop on safeguarding. Meg Munn is a practising Methodist and former social worker and former MP, who established and chaired the All-Party Child Protection Parliamentary Group. She left Parliament in 2015 to become an independent governance consultant. Hattie Williams sat down with Meg Munn for her first interview since she took up the post. You can read a write up of the interview in this week’s paper and on our website. A fuller version follows on this podcast.

Meg Munn, first independent chair of the National Safeguarding Panel, talks to Hattie Williams