The Forgotten Women of History

[This story was published on April 26 on The F Word. Read the original story at thefword.org.uk/2016/04/the-forgotten-women-of-history.] A couple … More

Tales from the Archive: Chichester and Graylingwell nurses

[This story was published on April 21 in the Chichester Observer. Read the original story at chichester.co.uk/news/local/nurses-were-named-most-promising-1-7337959.] [All images: West … More

Tales from the Archive: Martin’s misfortune on States trip

[This story was published on April 21 in the Chichester Observer. Read the original story at bognor.co.uk/news/local/martin-s-misfortune-on-states-trip-1-7337899.] [All images: West Sussex … More

Burlesque, pop up cafés and the gay ’80s: Brighton events guide for April

It’s all going on in Brighton this month. Gigs, tap takeovers, film showings and Shakespeare at the Old Market. Be … More

Water women and hydropathy: Debut novel by Chichester author

[This story was published on March 24 in the Chichester Observer. Read the original story at chichester.co.uk/news/local/water-women-and-hydropathy-in-new-novel-1-7293660.] [Image: V.H. Leslie] … More

Psychiatry, 34ft wells and ’60s hairstyles: Tales from the Local Archive

I was back in the West Sussex Record Office archives today, hunting for all the interesting stories to come out … More

We Are Villains All: Novel published after artist muse mystery solved

[This story was published on January 7 in the Chichester Observer, Shoreham Herald and Steyning Herald. Read the original story … More

Wise spiders and text/textiles: is craft a radical medium?

[Image: A ‘Jean Dubuffet Workshop’ was among the exhibits presented in the Step Up Showcase held recently at the Pallant House … More

Chichester’s role in the Great War explored in new heritage community project

Recently I met with Dr Ross Wilson and Dr Maureen Wright from the University of Chichester to discuss their new … More