
Peter White
BBC Disability Affairs Correspondent and You and Yours Presenter.
Countdown to the Awards: 2008-12-1 20:00:00 GMT+00:00

BBC Disability Affairs Correspondent and You and Yours Presenter.

CEO, Employers Forum on Disability.

Today programme presenter.

CEO, Essex Coalition for Disabled People.

Project Director of Inclusion Scotland.

CEO, Stonewall and Equality and Human Rights Commissioner.
Academic, writer and broadcaster.

BBC Editorial Executive of Diversity.
Factual commissioning editor Sky One.

A former television producer and Deputy Chief Executive of PACT (Producers' Alliance for Cinema and Television). Teaches disability awareness to leading UK companies.

Producer, Executive Producer & Trainer

Mayor of London.

Secretary of State for Work and Pensions.
“I am delighted to be able to attend and present an award at the 2008 People of the Year awards. It is a unique opportunity for people from many different sectors - media, business, politics, voluntary - to come together to celebrate the progress being made towards our united vision of equality for disabled people”

We are delighted that actor Matthew Goode has agreed to present this years Fictional Media Award. Matthew recently starred in the film “Brideshead Revisited” and is soon to be seen starring in “Watchmen”. He is thrilled to be part of such a prestigious event and is looking forward to meeting the winners in December.
http://www.thefilmfactory.co.uk/brideshead/
http://watchmenmovie.warnerbros.com/
Joyce Ohajah is an established British broadcaster and writer. She is a former Newscaster for ITV1 and London Tonight. She made regular appearances on ITV's News at Ten and London's flagship evening news programme.
Joyce joined the ITV News team in February 2001 as a news correspondent, covering a wide range of stories for all ITV's news programmes, before becoming Transport and Travel Correspondent

Winner of Britain's Missing Top Model.

“For over 40 years RADAR's People of the Year awards have recognised the tremendous work of both individuals and organisations striving for equality for disabled people. I am delighted to be associated with such a prestigious event and look forward to the 2008 ceremony”
Lord Ashley of Stoke
Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Disability.