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Conservative

Lord Shinkwin

Member of House of Lords

Life peer

Total Earnings £0
Total Donations £0
Total Gifts £0

Lords' Registered Interests

22 registered interests in the House of Lords register

None 1 Jul 2025

No registrable interests

earnings 13 May 2024

Speaking engagement, 7 May 2024, Enable, Glasgow (travel and accommodation expenses included)

Glasgow
earnings 15 Dec 2023

Speaking engagement, 24 November 2023, Enable, Glasgow (travel and accommodation expenses included)

Glasgow
earnings 27 Sept 2023

Speaking engagement, 26 September 2023, Network Rail, London (travel expenses included)

London
non financial 22 Mar 2022

Chair, Institute of Directors Commission on ‘The future of inclusive business: harnessing diverse talent for success’ (to examine key barriers to recruitment, retention and progression of individuals from underrepresented groups, with specific reference to disability, ethnicity, gender, and sexual orientation)

sponsorship 12 Oct 2021

The member receives research support from a PhD student from King’s College London, as part of a training scheme for which the student receives a stipend (interest ceased 31 May 2022)

non financial 1 Apr 2021

Vice President, Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists

non financial 21 Sept 2020

Chair, Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) Disability Commission (which produced the Now Is The Time report and feeds into Prime Minister’s National Disability Strategy) (interest ceased 31 March 2021)

non financial 21 Sept 2020

Chair, Assistive Technology Commission to explore and recommend improvements in the provision of assistive technology to disabled people (interest ceased 23 May 2023)

non financial 31 Aug 2020

Trustee, DFN Foundation

non financial 17 Jun 2019

Trustee, Council of Christians and Jews (interest ceased 15 December 2023)

visits 21 May 2019

Visit to South Africa, 30 April - 10 May 2019, as guest of South African Jewish Board of Deputies, to address Yom HaShoah ceremonies in Johannesburg, Pretoria and Durban and attend associated meetings and charity events; flight costs paid by British High Commission; accommodation costs met by hosts

South Africa
sponsorship 7 Jan 2019

The Member has full-time assistance from a researcher to assist with parliamentary work on disability equality; the costs of the staff member are met by the Pears Foundation (an independent, British family foundation, rooted in Jewish values, that takes private money every year and invests it in good causes, promoting understanding of key issues through research and education programmes; driving engagement in social progress across the UK and globally, particularly in young people, and supporting organisations) from 1 April 2022 until 30 September 2022 (interest ceased 30 September 2022)

non financial 25 Oct 2018

Governor, Motability (a charity) (interest ceased 30 September 2021)

visits 12 Jun 2018

Visit to Republic of Ireland, 18-20 May 2018, as guest of ‘Don’t Screen Us Out’, to make the Irish media aware of the consequences for disabled human beings of the recent referendum

Republic of Ireland
visits 4 Jun 2018

Visit to Poland, 8-12 April 2018, as guest of ‘March of the Living UK’ on tour of Holocaust memorial sites

Poland
non financial 9 Feb 2018

Lay Member, Queen Square Brain Bank & Neuro-Resource Management Board

non financial 25 Apr 2017

Commissioner, Equality and Human Rights Commission (four-year term from 21 April 2017) (interest ceased 12 December 2017)

non financial 30 Nov 2016

Trustee, National Council for Palliative Care (interest ceased 30 June 2017)

visits 19 Oct 2016

Visit to Israel and the Palestinian Authority, 18-23 September 2016, with a parliamentary delegation organised by All-Party Britain-Israel Parliamentary Group; travel was funded by Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs; accommodation was funded by Cedarsoak Ltd

Israel and the Palestinian Authority