I owe you a small mea culpa: July slipped past, August followed suit, and I didn’t manage a single update. So here’s me putting that right.

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It’s been a busy stretch behind the scenes. I’ve been revisiting several of my older tours — tightening scripts, refreshing research, smoothing out pacing — the sort of quiet maintenance that makes a big difference once you’re out on the street listening back. It’s been good to give those routes a proper tune‑up.

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Meanwhile, the “never‑ending project” continues: the full set of tours around the City of London’s churches. I’m still refining routes, adjusting commentary, and shaping the overall arc of the series. Some test runs are happening in September to make sure everything lands the way it should. It’s a big undertaking, but it’s getting closer to the shape I want.

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And in the background, research is underway for a new Great Fire tour — something I hope will sound a little different to my usual style. I’m digging into diaries, maps, and accounts to find a tone that feels more immediate, more atmospheric, and a bit less conventional than my standard routes.

So yes, I’ve been quiet — but not idle. More updates soon, and hopefully a few new releases before long.