| Nationality | British |
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| Present Occupation | Director of a youth charity |
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| Where do you live? | London |
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| Where would you like to live? | Africa |
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| What do you think the mission statement of the Serious Road Trip is? | To bring entertainment to kids in conflict zones. |
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| What did you do within the Serious Road Trip? | Spoke seriously to Chris and
Toby about charity stuff and otherwise drank a lot. |
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| What did the Serious Road Trip do within you? | Where there is a will there is a way - you can do anything you put your mind to. |
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| If the Serious Road Trip was a well-known person, who would it be? | Richard Branson for entrepreneurialism, John Cleese for silly walks. |
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| What's the most valuable thing you've ever given to somebody? | love |
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| What difference did the Serious Road Trip make to the world? | smiles and laughter |
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| What difference did the Serious Road Trip make to you? | friends |
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| Propose a motto for the Serious Road Trip | "Laughter through tears" (Chekhovian, that) |
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| In what circumstances did you join the Serious Road Trip? | As a friend of Toby's, just hung out there a bit - NOT an active member, though helped out with a mail-out or two! |
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| In what circumstances did you leave the Serious Road Trip? | n/a |
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| Did you manage to achieve what you set out to do? | n/a |
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| What's the most valuable thing you've taken away from the Serious Road Trip? | That there are amazing people out there willing to do amazing things. |
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| What do you think the Serious Road Trip is good at? | Getting amazing people to do amazing things. |
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| What do you think the Serious Road Trip should do next? | More of the same maybe in some of the conflict zones of Africa - refugee camps of Darfur, orphans of the Congo ... |
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| If the Serious Road Trip was a drink, which one would it be? | Molotov cocktail |
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| What is your favourite memory or anecdote from the Serious Road Trip? | Martin's exhibition of photography at Great Suffolk Street Gallery that was just invaded by a thousand well-wishers and inevitably got marvellously messy ... |
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