A reflective visit to All Hallows Church, Great Mitton, exploring its medieval cross, chancel screen, Shireburne Chapel, knight’s tomb, and the wider role of storytelling in helping historic churches connect with new audiences.

An immersive visit to St Werburgh’s Old Church in Warburton, one of England’s rare Anglo-Saxon timber churches, exploring its history, atmosphere and hidden stories through audio and on-site experience.

St Wystan’s Church in Repton is one of England’s most historically layered parish churches, home to a rare Anglo-Saxon crypt and centuries of architectural evolution. This piece reflects on the atmosphere, archaeology, and quiet depth of a place shaped by Mercian and Viking history.

A quiet visit to St Thomas’ Church in Pendleton, reflecting on memory, industrial heritage, and the stories held within the churchyard and surrounding community.

A reflective walk through Wigan and Standish, exploring churches, monuments, and overlooked stories, from St Wilfrid’s Church to Mab’s Cross, and asking how historic places can reconnect with modern communities.