Ian Crump is a Group Heritage Writer at the Daily Echo. He specializes in exploring the rich history of Southampton through archival research and photography, delving into themes of culture, travel, and architecture. Ian's work has been featured in various publications including the Hampshire Chronicle, Yahoo Sports UK, and the Salisbury Journal, among others.
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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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Standing proudly at 180 Bursledon Road, Sholing, this wasn't your typical Victorian brick-and-slate boozer.
By: Ian Crump
Twenty years ago, a quaint Dorset town was completely consumed by a joyful, thunderous invasion.
Foxlease, a historic retreat in Hampshire. has been a cherished site for thousands of Girl Guides since 1922,
Step back in time at The Queen's Head in Burley, a quirky 17th-century New Forest pub with a smuggler's cellar, roaring fires, and wild ponies at…
The Design Chapel is a beautifully repurposed 1840s mortuary chapel that has swapped its long past for a bright future.
By: Ian Crump
Benny Hill Close is obviously named for the legendary local comedian Benny Hill, and Heinz Burt Close plainly honours the blonde-haired Tornados…
Tucked away on Commercial Road is a six-hundred-year-old engineering marvel which goes unnoticed by most passers-by.
By: Ian Crump
Fascinating New Forest folklore of one-night chimney rights, where squatters believed building a house in 24 hours gave them legal ownership of the…
Breathtaking new production of Kiss of the Spider Woman at MAST Mayflower Studios. Read review of this powerful story of fantasy and survival.
Fascinating New Forest folklore of one-night chimney rights, where squatters believed building a house in 24 hours gave them legal ownership of the…
