Tag: Coastal running

• Newsletter | July 26

  

  Discover everything featured on alisonlittle.blog this July, from thought-provoking discussions on music fandom and British identity to inspiring art at the Whitworth Gallery, David Hockney’s Westminster Abbey window, coastal adventures along the Wirral, digital sketching, and the gripping new psychological short story, The Other Woman. Plus, a preview of what’s coming in August.

  Alison Little

  31.07.2026

  Arts and Culture, Health & Wellness, Lifestyle, Liverpool, Running and the Great Outdoors

  British Identity, Coastal running, Contemporary Art, David Hockney, Digital Art, July 2026, music fandom, psychological fiction, Whitworth Gallery

• May Newsletter | Alison Little

  

  Explore May on alisonlittle.blog—featuring powerful fiction on trauma and survival, insights into building a daily Procreate sketching habit, contemporary sculpture confronting violence, and inspiring walks and coastal runs across Lancashire and Merseyside.

  Alison Little

  29.05.2026

  Arts and Culture, Health & Wellness, Lifestyle, Liverpool, Politics, Feminism & History, Travel

  Art and Creativity, Coastal running, Contemporary Art, Digital Art Practice, Lancashire Outdoors, Mental Health Writing, Merseyside, Procreate Art, Trauma and Recovery, UK Walking Routes

• From Iron Men to Seaside: A Coastal Run to Southport

  

  From iron statues standing silently in the sand to the quiet shelter of pine forests and wide, open coastline, this two-part run from Waterloo to Southport is a journey through constantly changing landscapes. Split into stages between Waterloo and Formby, then on to Southport, the route blends urban edges, historic remnants, and natural beauty into…

  Alison Little

  22.05.2026

  Health & Wellness, Lifestyle, Liverpool

  Coastal running, Crosby Beach, Formby pinewoods, Liverpool running routes, Long distance running, Merseyside Coast, North West Coastal Path, Trail running UK, UK coastal walks, Waterloo to Southport