We are pleased to announce our new report, From ambition to action: Insights into drone use by Local Government in England, in which we explore Local Government as active yet…Read More >

In 2022 I worked with the Mass Observation Archive, who seek the views of ‘ordinary’ people to understand everyday life in Britain, to co-develop a directive focused on drones. Earlier…Read More >

It was a pleasure to present at the recent Royal Aeronautical Society‘s Remotely Piloted and Autonomous Aircraft Systems Conference. I presented in the Societal Impact and Benefits panel and shared…Read More >

It was a pleasure to review Adam Fish’s provocative and thoughtful book ‘Oceaning: Governing Marine Life with Drones‘ for H-Net Oceans. Focusing on drones in marine conservation, Adam’s book explores the…Read More >

At this year’s Royal Geographical Society conference, the States of Precarity project team hosted a session aiming to both provide an update on the project, hear from a panel of…Read More >

Presentation at the RGS conference: Thank you to Dr Adam Michael Packer and Dr Louise Reardon for organising their session on ‘Disrupting the transport geographies of the UK? A research…Read More >

Great to work with Barrister Louise Hooper from Garden Court Chambers on this piece in Counsel magazine, which discusses our work together on domestic drone harms. ➡ Counsel piece online:…Read More >

ICYMI, our textbook is out! Co-authored with the fantastic Dr Rachael Squire (Royal Holloway), Political Geography: Approaches, Concepts, Futures has been published with SAGE. The textbook includes chapters on: the…Read More >

It’s great to see the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) 2024 Tech Horizons report out. Some time ago I was interviewed by the ICO in relation to the Commercial use of…Read More >

Excited to launch our new report ‘Drone incidents and misuse: Legal considerations‘. Absolute pleasure to work with Barrister Louise Hooper (Garden Court Chambers) on this. Drawing on focus groups with…Read More >