I am delighted to have been invited to share a chunk of my book project at Storie on the evening of Thursday 20th June 2024 (19:00 – 21:30). Continue reading Event: STORIE feat. Josh Allen, Ashley Hickson-Lovence, So Mayer & Jackson Rees
Walk Midlands launched at the end of March 2022. Here are the ten most popular walks in terms of the number of people who have accessed them over the course of the last two years since the site launched. Scroll to the bottom to discover the most popular Walk Midlands walk of all so far. Continue reading Walk Midlands First Two Years – The Ten Most Popular Walks
Selection of walks from the Walk Midlands collection showing how to get by foot and public transport to historic sites and attractions across the English Midlands region. All are typically free to enter or experience and have a radical bent. Continue reading Midlands Spring History and Heritage Days Out on Foot
This year, in conjunction with Andy Howlett I was pleased to deliver Walkpace’s contribution to the event, which celebrated the Severn/Trent watershed, one of the Midland’s most important and defining geographical features. Continue reading From Rea to Stour, Walkspace Walking the Severn/Trent Watershed
Event: Walkspace – “Walking the Watershed”, 12:00 – 15:00 (23/02/24) Continue reading Event: Walkspace – “Walking the Watershed”, 12:00 – 15:00 (23/02/24)
I am writing a book about walking across West Midlands county, from Binley Woods on the eastern edge of Coventry, to Moseley Old Hall on the north western fringe of Wolverhampton. Continue reading Walk Across West Midlands Book
Here are the most viewed walks published in 2023 on the Walk Midlands website. As ever all are doable without a car. Continue reading Walk Midlands 10 Most Viewed Walks Published in 2023
2023 has been another wildly successful year for Walk Midlands. Here are the most viewed walks this year doable without a car in the English Midlands. Continue reading Walk Midlands 10 Most Viewed Walks in 2023
Christmas and the wider festive season is a time for visting cosy picturesque towns. Preferably with a market and carols. Luckily the Midlands has them in spades. Continue reading Walks to “Christmas Card” Towns in the English Midlands
Stretching from the heart of the Potteries out into the hilly, wooded part of north east Staffordshire bisected by the River Churnet, lying between Leek and Uttoxeter, known as the “Staffordshire Rhineland”, the Caldon Canal is a waterways system as much singular channel. Continue reading Caldon Canal
