In 2024, I received funding from Arts Council England in the form of a Developing Your Creative Practice (DYCP) Grant.

The 40% Project is a nationwide portrait initiative led by The Royal Photographic Society Women in Photography Group, bringing together women photographers from across the UK to create a photographic record of a unique moment in British history.

THIS WAS US is the definitive book about Lockdown, featuring 16 photo stories by 14 photographers:

Covid-19 & Beyond is a long awaited and necessary moment of reflection on the experience and ongoing impact of the pandemic.

I will be presenting my work at IN FOCUS at Riverside Studios as a lead up to the Covid-19 & Beyond Photography Exhibition which is opening on March 12th at Sands End Arts and Community Centre.

MK Fringe is the city’s biennial arts event showcasing emerging artists. This year my project 900 yards was selected to exhibit in the “Wouldn’t it be Nice” exhibition, as part of the MK Fringe showcase.

I had a very special weekend in Brighton, taking part in the Death Salon hosted by @lunaarts_org and @fabricagallery , and supported by Arts Council England.

I’m really pleased to see my Dad Project – My Father and Me published in The Royal Photographic Society Women in Photography Magazine: We Are.

I am proud to share that Our Lockdown Garden was featured in the Financial Times Holiday Gift Guide.

I was invited to give an artist talk at the Milton Keynes Photographic Society.

Our Lockdown Garden was recommended in WE ARE: The RPS Women in Photography Magazine Favourite Photo Books feature.

Love is a Life Story has been selected for Photolucida Critical Mass Top 200.

900 Yards has been awarded an Honourable Mention in the Portraiture category at the PX3 2024 (Prix de la Photographie, Paris).

To coincide with the RPS Documentary Photography Awards Touring Exhibition. I was invited to give an artist talk at Oriel Colwyn in North Wales

I am incredibly proud that my photo series, Love is a Life Story, was selected as a winner in the prestigious Royal Photographic Society Documentary Photography Awards.

I wrote a piece about my project, Love Is A Life Story, for the Royal Photographic Society Women in Photography platform.

I was invited to present my series, Love Is A Life Story, at the online Open Show hosted by Pasadena Photography Arts in California. Despite it being the middle of the night in the UK, I managed to stay awake!

I can now announce that my portrait of Lana from my project 900 yards is a winning image in this year’s Portrait of Britain Vol 6 award, with thanks to British Journal of Photography.

Taking my Dad to the barbers on the high street was one of our regular ‘trips out’ so I was really chuffed when this photograph of him, taken in a Turkish barber shop on Newport Pagnell High Street in Milton Keynes, was selected as one of 65 winning photographs for the national Picturing High Streets project.

I was invited by the Royal Photographic Society Documentary Group to give an online presentation to their members.