Tag: Travel
-
January Newsletter
A reflective round-up from alisonlittle.blog bringing together January’s writing, artwork and local cultural coverage — from returning to digital sketching and feminist conceptual practice, to flash fiction, hidden heritage, major Liverpool events, and the continuing campaign to reopen Breck Road Library, alongside new thinking about public art, play and creative space in the city.
-
The Chirk Walk via Two Aqueducts: Canal Paths, Tunnels, and Industrial Heritage
A scenic walk starting from Chirk railway station, taking in Chirk Aqueduct, the dark canal tunnel, and the breathtaking Pontcysyllte Aqueduct. This dog-friendly canal walk blends industrial heritage, Welsh valley views, and practical tips for tackling one of the most memorable aqueduct walks on the England–Wales border.
-
10 Essential Items Every Runner Needs in Their Winter Kit Bag
Stay warm, safe, and motivated this season with the 10 essential items every runner needs in their winter kit bag. From waterproof gloves and high-visibility gear to eco-friendly deodorant and the perfect pair of running shoes, this guide covers everything to help you conquer cold-weather miles with confidence.
-
The Ultimate Guide to Buying Gloves: Best Options for Warmth, Comfort & Style
Discover the best gloves for winter—from luxurious heated waterproof styles to ethical wool finger-less designs, cosy mittens, and elegant faux-suede options. This guide highlights top choices for warmth, comfort, sustainability, and style, helping you find the perfect pair for every cold-weather occasion.
-
Fearless Miles: Women Running After Dark
Running after dark can be peaceful and empowering—but safety always comes first. Discover how women can stay visible, confident, and secure on every nighttime run. From reflective running gear and eco-friendly deodorant to self-defence tips and smart tech, learn how to make your evening workouts safe, sustainable, and strong.
-
Orrest Head Walk: A Family-Friendly Windermere Viewpoint with 360° Lake District Views
Discover Orrest Head, one of Windermere’s most family-friendly walks with stunning 360° Lake District views. This short circular route through Elleray Wood is perfect for prams, wheelchairs, and all ages. Follow in Wainwright’s footsteps and enjoy art, nature, and panoramic photo moments at the top.
-
“We’re Not Giving Up”: Breck Road Library Closure Sparks Outrage and Community Action in North Liverpool
Community anger is rising in North Liverpool after Liverpool City Council abruptly shut Breck Road Library “in the dead of night.” At a packed meeting at BNEC, Alt Valley’s Phil Keith vowed, “We’re not giving up,” as residents, campaigners, and political figures united to challenge the closure. With questions over legality, funding inequality, and the…
alisonlittleblog 