The Independent on Sunday published their annual ‘Rainbow List’, recognising the most influential LGBT people in the UK. Last year Vicky was placed at No.3. This year she still occupied the Top 20, coming in at No. 13. She is one of the only people of faith to make such a high impact on the…

Vicky interviewed actor Brendan Gleeson, as part of BBC1’s Sunday Morning Live. Gleeson is best known for roles like Mad Eye Moody in the Harry Potter films. Watch the interview online here.

Vicky was nominated for Broadcaster of the Year on a list including the brilliant BBC presenter Victoria Derbyshire, LBC’s Iain Dale & more.

Vicky spoke at Prudential’s M&G event on diversity and inclusion, sharing her own personal journey, as well as some best practice principals for workplaces.

  Vicky interviews ‘Gandalf’, Sir Ian McKellen, for BBC1’s Sunday Morning Live. Watch it back here.  

The United Nations invited Vicky to write an article for them about LGBT equality. They created this graphic for social media, which has garnered a large amount of shares, as people resonate so deeply with the message of equality. Read the full piece on the UN’s website here.

Vicky was nominated for a National Diversity Award for her work as a role model in the world of faith. The event was held in the stunning setting of Liverpool Cathedral.

Vicky interviewed BBC Security Correspondent Frank Gardener for BBC1. Watch his powerful story here.