BBC Point West Jessie May interview

David Pottrell

David Pottrell

Hi! I’m a web developer and Head of Digital at Nebula Design who loves all things tech. When I’m not surrounded by code, I’m probably reading up on the latest development trends or on the pottery wheel.

I got my start in technology as a self-taught web freelancer, after studying at university and joining a small agency, Nebula Design was created. I specialise in both front-end and back-end development, typically around WordPress, I’ve also got expertise in Search Engine Optimisation, Ecommerce and various emerging tech standards.

Published on July 31st, 2024|Last updated on June 9th, 2025

Arthur and Evie recently shared their heartfelt stories on BBC Point West during the Gympanzees event, highlighting the significant impact of Jessie May’s work. This event, in partnership with Gympanzees, focused on the need for inclusive leisure facilities for children and their families. Siblings often miss out on typical childhood activates due to the care of their disabled brothers and sisters. Jessie May’s creates opportunity’s to help families balance these challenges, allowing them to create cherished memories together.

In the UK, there are one million disabled children and many families face barriers to accessing regular leisure activities. Statistics show that 77% of these families struggle to find suitable activities, which impacts their health and well-being, and 72% suffer from mental health difficulties due to isolation. Jessie May’s support is crucial in bridging this gap, providing essential care that allows siblings to enjoy their childhoods and families to stay connected. Arthur and Evie’s full stories will be featured on BBC Points West soon.

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