Connie Rout

A 1,800-word feature published in BBC Countryfile Magazine, examining the role volunteers play in keeping UK public rights of way accessible. For the piece, I interviewed a local volunteer group and facilitated a photoshoot.

A 550-word article in the 'Special Interest Magazine of the Year', BBC History Magazine. For this piece, I travelled to Wharram Percy - a deserted medieval village in which a chilling discovery was made in the sixties.

A 550-word article published in Britain's bestselling history magazine, BBC History Magazine. This travel/history piece explores the history of the last surviving Georgian cloth hall - the Piece Hall in Halifax.

BBC History Magazine is the UK's bestselling history mag. The 'Explore' feature inspires readers to visit historical sites. My 550-word piece in May 2025's issue is a travel/history article on a 19th-century workers' village in Bradford, West Yorkshire.

Homepage of the Brontë Parsonage Museum's new website. I wrote the copy for more than 50 pages on the website, creating them in the backend of the CMS. This also included sourcing and taking photographs for each page.

An article written for The History Quill - an organisation that supports writers of historical fiction. This article gives top tips on weaving humour into your novel writing.

A light-hearted article I wrote about John Muir for my history blog.

A conversational podcast taking a closer look at some of the most extraordinary items in the Brontë Parsonage Museum collection. I produced, co-hosted and edited series two (more episodes coming soon!).

This time, we talk to prize-winning poet Jenny Mitchell, in an episode that touches on interpretations of 'Jane Eyre', Britain's colonial past, and themes related to Black history for Black History Month this October.

An example of a page I wrote for the Brontë Parsonage Museum's new website, highlighting their sustainability policy.