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‘Little America’: Where the Stars and Stripes fly high
Many years ago, when I worked in Suffolk, I had an idea for a feature about the peculiarly American feel of north west Suffolk. Yes,…
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Inside Reggie Kray’s old prison cell at Blundeston
There are some places you never imagine you’ll end up. Take, for example, the prison cell which was once home to one of east London’s…
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Faces of the Airwave Voices
I am a lodger in a radio station. Yes, I occasionally attempt to translate my projects for telly and/or online into something worth listening to,…
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Unidentified bodies, Cockley Cley and the people trying to give the unnamed dead a name
I couldn’t believe there were more than 1,000 people in the UK who were dead, unnamed and with nobody to mourn them. In this age…
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Amputees: how people adjust to life after limb loss
Being the odd one out is strangely invigorating, a good-for-the-soul experience. I experienced it being the only white man on a Tanzania-bound cargo ferry, I…
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For the love of ‘Soup’
Above all else, I love spending time with people. Family. Friends. And work subjects. Yes, you can probably get what you ‘need’ from a quick…
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From urban Harrow to rural Norfolk: Carers
Since July this year, I’ve had the great pleasure and privilege to meet and photograph carers from all works of life and situations. A few…