I am a heritage and information professional, I originally trained archaeologist and work for Historic England. I have a detailed knowledge of designations relating to the historic environment. I also have a strong interest in wider cultural heritage especially visual art and architecture. I am based in Swindon but spend a lot of time in Dorset and grew up in Essex so have good knowledge of these areas. I'm a keen walker, runner, climber and mountaineer.

I originally created an account in 2008 but only made a few contributions. I revived my account in 2021 as a result of attending a workshop organised by the Connected Heritage Project. I am still learning especially with anything that doesn't use the visual editor.

New articles I have started edit

Articles I have substantially revised edit

New pages I'm considering creating edit

If you would be interested in working with me on any of these please get in touch:

  • Patricia Volk (sculptor)
  • Ken White (artist)
  • Sheila Appleton (artist)
  • Lisa Takahashi (artist)
  • James Tower (ceramic artist)
  • Richard Jefferies Museum (creating a separate page to the existing page about writer Richard Jefferies)
  • South Dorset Ridgeway (an inland variation on the South West Coastal Path using the current incorrect redirect page)
  • Purbeck Way (long distance trail in Dorset)
  • Radnor Street Cemetery, Swindon

Wikimedia Commons edit

I upload to Wikimedia Commons, you can seed my contributions here.

Projects edit

I am a member of the following Wiki Projects as well as the Connected Heritage Project.

 This user is a member of WikiProject Wiltshire.
 This user is a member of the Museums WikiProject - You can help!

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