February 2026: Steve speaks on The World at One, warning that youth unemployment is rising sharply, with nearly 18% of young people effectively outside the workforce. He argues that higher employer costs, wage changes and added regulation are collectively discouraging hiring and risk entrenching long-term youth unemployment.

February 2026: Steve speaks to Radio 5 Live Wake Up to Money, arguing that greater political stability, a more pro-business approach and a serious focus on AI-driven reskilling are essential to restore confidence and protect jobs in the UK. (Listen from 32 mins)

November 2025: Steve dissects the Budget alongside leading commentators, including Helen Miller from the Institute for Fiscal Studies, and Richard Fletcher, Business Editor of The Times.

November 2025: Steve discusses the Budget, arguing that despite the scale of the tax measures announced, the Budget has helped restore a sense of confidence among businesses after weeks of uncertainty.

November 2025: In the first episode of The Policy Fix, Steve speaks with Rupert Soames OBE, Chair of the CBI, for a candid conversation on fiscal discipline, the relationship between business and government, and how the UK can rebuild confidence and momentum.

September 2025: Steve talks to the Today programme about the upcoming Budget, following his meeting with the Prime Minister, Chancellor and other ministers. He welcomed the Government acknowledging the crucial role of business in driving the economy and reassurances that business taxes won’t be targeted in the Budget, while warning that any new tax pressures could hinder growth.

June 2025: Steve speaks to the Today Programme, to provide a business perspective on the UK government's Spending Review.

April 2025: Steve speaks with Blick Rothenberg’s CEO, Nimesh Shah, and Client Partner Malli Kini, to discuss the implications of the 2024 Autumn Budget on the business community. They explore how changes to Business Property Relief are reshaping the tax landscape, prompting family businesses to rethink succession planning and prepare for long-term impact.

April 2025: Steve joins Marc Sumner on the IT Channel’s podcast Channel Chat to discuss running a successful family business, the pivotal moments that shaped his career, the evolving world of tech, and what drives him.

April 2025: Following his meeting with the Prime Minister, Steve shares his insights on the impact of US tariffs for UK businesses. He highlights the need for a well-planned and robust response to safeguard businesses from the potential fallout.

March 2025: Steve discusses the Spring Statement and its potential impact on UK businesses with Dominic O'Connell on Times Radio.

March 2025: Steve discusses the hopes of UK businesses ahead of the Chancellor’s Spring Statement, examining how government policies can foster confidence and drive economic growth.

January 2025: Steve speaks to Radio 5 Live about the role of UK airports in driving economic growth, discussing key issues surrounding airport expansion including, planning, funding, and achieving net-zero targets.

December 2024: In his role as incoming Chair of Family Business UK, Steve discusses the damaging inheritance tax change and the 31 trade associations who are calling for the government to launch a formal consultation.

November 2024: Steve discusses how the tax changes announced by in the Budget will impact businesses, arguing that the proposed measures will damage family businesses, as well as the UK economy and the Government’s growth agenda.

October 2024: Steve joins BBC Radio 4’s Today Programme ahead of the upcoming budget to share his thoughts on what UK businesses need to inspire confidence and encourage economic growth. He calls on the Government to achieve a balance between taxation and investment measures.

April 2024: Steve discusses the question facing growing companies - public or private? - on the Quoted Companies Alliance’s Growth Capital podcast.