Ian Crump is a journalist based in Southampton, United Kingdom. He writes for the Daily Echo and Bournemouth Daily Echo, covering local news and events in the area. With a passion for entertainment and nostalgia, Ian's articles often focus on popular culture, history, and memorable moments in Southampton and its surrounding regions.
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Bournemouth, United Kingdom (Local)
Ian Crump's focus is clearly on local Southampton news, with articles centered around events, culture & society, and entertainment. Pitches to Ian should highlight local events in Southampton or Bournemouth, historical landmarks, or interesting stories about the city's past and present. Sources who can provide unique insights into the history of these areas or have personal experiences related to the topics covered would be valuable for his pieces.
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In years gone by almost every road had a pub on it – some of them more than one.
By: Ian Crump
These images were all taken by FGO Stuart in Southbourne and made into postcards.
By: Ian Crump
Take a trip back through time with an incredibly well-edited video comparing pictures of Bournemouth and Boscombe down the ages.
By: Ian Crump
In the late 1960s, Southampton opened the first heliport in the country.
Almost 300 boys and girls from Broadstone Football Club had a ball as they celebrated a successful season with a massive fun day.
By: Ian Crump
The Meon Valley Trail runs from Wickham to West Meon and follows part of the old West Meon Railway which once ran from Alton to Fareham.
he Wickham Horse Fair boasts a rich and long history stretching back nearly 800 years.
Historically the area was wild heathland and avoided by travellers due to its reputation as a smuggler's haven.
By: Ian Crump
Photogrpahs from a family collection show Winston Churchill and his family during his teenage years at the age of 18.
Do you recognize the location or people in the images? Have you ever seen similar photos from the 1980s?
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