
Place-based & economic development research @cardiffbusiness. Enjoy arts & walking projects. Editor @spatial_theory. Organiser @TykePsychoGeog. Treasurer @pygyr
Wales, United Kingdom
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Aled Singleton retweeted

Geography Directions@GeogDirections7 Nov 2025
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'We need to find ways for the public to be involved with planning & therefore imagine future solutions. There is much to be gained from sharing personal stories & to remind ourselves that compromise will happen'
Read @aledsingleton's (@CUGeogPlan) blog 👉blog.geographydirections.com…
Aled Singleton retweeted
How can participatory geographical approaches offer alternative histories of post-war urban renewal in Britain?
@aledsingleton (@CUGeogPlan) discusses this in a new @geogdirections post.
Read the full blog here 👉blog.geographydirections.com…
Aled Singleton retweeted

Geography Directions@GeogDirections31 Oct 2025
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New post by @aledsingleton (@CUGeogPlan) 📝
'What participatory geographers can contribute to studying urban renewal over the long term'
Read the full blog 👇
blog.geographydirections.com…
Aled Singleton retweeted
🔊New paper published as part of an ongoing Special Section🔊
'Participatory collaborations between geographers and performance artists: Taking urban renewal histories to the street' by @aledsingleton, @Edward_Brookes_ & @RuthSlatter.
doi.org/10.1111/area.70052
Aled Singleton retweeted
Join us on July 2 or July 30 to reimagine energy supply systems! Explore shared power ownership, future networks, and map connections between Wales & northern Pakistan. No expertise needed—just your ideas!
👉tinyurl.com/tvatf3ha
#EnergyFuture #SustainableEnergy
This paper explores the four-stage method which underpinned my PhD project: interviewing people on foot & working with performance artists through events & walking tours. Being playful helps people to open up & offers meaningful insights which lead to better researcher qestions.
New open access paper in GeoHumanities
"Using walking approaches and site-specific performance to reveal layers of feeling attached to place"
This aims to meet the desire for dynamic and multi-dimensional aspects of studying feelings attached to places
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…








