Beverley Newing is Head of Accessibility at the UK Ministry of Justice with a decade of hands-on front-end and accessibility experience, having founded and now leading an eight-person Digital Accessibility team to embed WCAG-compliant practices across the organisation. She progressed from front-end developer roles—building accessible WordPress plugins, Gutenberg blocks and training programs—into strategic accessibility leadership, procuring audits and advising multidisciplinary teams. A committed diversity advocate, Beverley set up and ran codebar Oxford, volunteered with Three Rings CIC, and taught with Code First: Girls to broaden tech access. She combines practical engineering chops with policy and people leadership, and outside work sews, fusses dogs and rides motorbikes.
10 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
International Baccalaureate, International Baccalaureate at Barton Court Grammar School
English and German Literature Humanities, English and German Literature Humanities at University of Warwick
The no-answers version of the accessibility exercise, 'Record a goose sighting'
Contributions:1 review, 1 push, 2 branches in 2 years
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Beverley Newing - Head Of Accessibility at Ministry of Justice UK