Exploring nine centuries of archives at St Barts Hospital to create a timeline mural

On a site near St Paul’s Cathedral and Smithfield Market, stands St Bartholomew’s Hospital. This place of care and healing has served the people of London for nine hundred years – making it the longest-established hospital in England. It is now an international centre for cardiac and cancer treatment, and recently the hospital has added…

The dazzling map that changed the world: writing text for an exhibition about William Smith, a ground-breaking Oxfordshire surveyor who made the first geological map of England and Wales.

2015 marked the 200th anniversary of the first geological map of England and Wales, created and painted by a humble Oxfordshire surveyor, William Smith. I worked with the expert team at the Natural History Museum of Oxford University, helping to tell the little-known stories behind Smith’s archives, for a new exhibition Handwritten in Stone: how William…

Esplora, Malta: text training for the team and visiting the construction site for the first hands-on science centre on the island of Malta

“Lots of really fun interactive exhibits about space travel, planets, magnetism, light, electricity, sound, eco tips and more.” – TripAdvisor review Esplora in Malta officially opened on 26th October 2016. The ambitious EU-funded science centre is set in one of the country’s most fascinating historic sites, the former Royal Navy Military Hospital at Villa Bighi.…