Martin Andrew
Registered on and updated on June 29, 2009:

martinandrew

Personal Information:
Name: Martin Andrew
Address 23 Long Furlong


Town HADDENHAM
County Buckinghamshire
Postcode HP17 8DQ
Phone 01844 299330
Fax
Mobile 07963617051
Email gmartin.andrew@btinternet.com
Website:

martinandrew

martinandrew


Short biog
Born in Doncaster, Yorkshire, I trained as an historian and architectural historian, developing a fascination for landscape history: a ridge-and-furrow and deserted medieval village man. For many years I taught architectural, social and landscape history for the WEA and various university extra-mural departments. I am now a part time conservation officer working for the built heritage and aim to bring my specialised knowledge to bear in all my writings. I specialise in the lowland landscape of England from Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire southwest to Dorset with a particular interest in the historic landscapes of the Midlands.

Business interests
Heritage Witchert Consultancy Ltd formed January 2008, combining heritage work and outdoor writing

Professional activities
Recently revised 2.5 AA 50 Walks series, The Cotswolds, Bucks and Berks, Warwickshire & the West Midlands. Working on various projects, including walks into Welsh history.

Awards:

Recent publications
Discovering the English Lowlands (with John Cleare, (Crowood, 1991); Tracing the History of Houses (with Bill Breckon and Jeffrey Parker, Countryside Books, n/e 2000); Collins Rambler's Guide Chilterns and Ridgeway (HarperCollins, 2001); Northampton (W.H. Smith, 2002); AA 50 Walks in Hertfordshire (AA, 2002); Thames Valley (Frith, 2003); Sussex Coast (Frith, 2003); Nottinghamshire (Frith, 2003); Northampton (Frith, 2005); Abingdon(Frith, 2005); Maidenhead, A History & Celebration (Frith, 2004); Walk Around Historic Maidenhead (Ottakar 2005); High Wycombe, A History and Celebration (Frith 2005)

Main areas of interest
Landscape history; architectural history; urban and village morphology; Normandy; lowland England; Wales; local history.