Groundbreaking product design doesn’t really come around that often. We’re frequently told that we’re only a handful of years away from self-driving cars or an automated revolution that will eradicate the need for us to regularly perform mundane, repetitive tasks, but the reality is that we’ve been promised that for the best part of the last 100 years….

I contribute on a bi-monthly basis to PC Pilot, working with developers, designers and creators in the industry to review add ons for X-Plane and Microsoft Flight Simulator.

My writing for creative and design magazine Creative Bloq covers software and hardware reviews, tech round ups and reviews of products related to life in the creative industries. Click to be taken through to my author profile.

There’s no doubt that over recent years, a craft beer revolution has hit the world, with independent producers and makers turning their hand to creating beers that resonate and hold true to location, ingredients and process.

The British coastline adopts a unique atmosphere from October onwards, as the beaches empty and the skies darken. It’s one of the best times to experience the coastline in all its beauty, and you’ll often get it all to yourself.

The Solway Coast lies at the very beginning of Scotland, as you travel from the south. As Carlisle and The Lakes make way for Dumfries and Galloway, the first bit of coastline you reach belongs to Solway….

Nestled in the mouth of Loch Moidart in the Highlands, on Scotland’s West Coast, Eilean Shona (pronounced il-lan show-na, after the Old Norse for ‘sea island’) is situated in a hidden inlet. To the north and west lie Skye and the Hebridean islands, while to the south, on a small piece of rock, sits ruined Castle Tioram, home of the Clanranalds…

I am the editor of www.cornwall.uk, and produce the vast amount of its content and articles in collaboration with local agencies, businesses, innovators and startups. The website is growing, this more than 2000 unique users per month and 4500 pageviews.

With many people having taken up cycling during lockdown, The West Kernow Cycle Way is bound to prove popular. A new initiative from Cycle UK is one that I’m surprised hasn’t come sooner. Here’s the best way to enjoy Cornwall’s new 150-mile cycle route through the county.

Penzance has seen its share of changing times over the years. But the town is modernising at a pace, with the recent announcement that it will be receiving a share of the Government’s £655 million high street fund to help regeneration. ...

The new Truck Surf Hotel is a bunkhouse on wheels that lets surfers catch waves at locations along the southwest coast, as well as taking in great views and food. After three years of travelling the Portuguese and Moroccan coasts by campervan and showing friends around, Daniela and Eduardo decided they wanted to share the lifestyle with others, with the freedom to roam from beach to beach and seek out under the radar spots.

Northumberland is the northern most county in England. It’s also the least densely populated, with only 62 people per square kilometre inhabiting its windswept shores. These two facts were at the forefront of my mind as I ventured to explore the landscapes of Bamburgh and Seahouses, about an hour’s drive from Newcastle

In the ‘mizzle’ (a Cornish word for drizzly rain and mist) of Cornwall, Jacob Little finds a peaceful, community-focused world away from the summer crowds.

I am travelling what feels like a world away, to the Arctic Circle and the bright, vast landscapes of north Sweden. I’m joining a group to hike a portion of the famous Kungsleden, ‘The King’s Trail,’ an epic hiking route that passes through some of the wildest and most protected areas of Europe.

Loch Lomond is the largest stretch of inland water in the United Kingdom, and the second largest by water volume, second only to its perhaps more famous sister, Loch Ness. I visited Loch Lomond Seaplanes for an article for Discover Britain, viewing the area from the air.

‘A week’s wild camping and sea kayaking around the Summer Isles in Scotland plunges Jacob Little deep into an unspoilt coastal environment, allowing him to tune into nature and tune out of his hectic, day-to-day life….’

On the coastal edge of cultured and laid-back southeast Ireland, Jacob Little discovers that the market town of Wexford offers good food, music, bracing seaside and a strong sense of history…

On the approach to Penzance and the far southwest of Cornwall lies Trenoweth Roofing & Reclamation. A small sign pointing the way round the back of a non-descript yard is the only indication of the eclectic treasures that Shaun has collected over many years.

Down an unassuming lane between Brentor and Mary Tavy, a small, hand-painted sign points the way to a clearing and some surprisingly well hidden buildings. It’s early morning on a sunny Saturday, and members of the local Gliding Society are putting plans in place for a day of soaring above the Dartmoor countryside.