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British explorer, Ed Stafford ā April 4, 2020
"Stephen Neale has done a fantastic job..."
Tom Fewins, Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust ā March 8, 2020
"An absorbing book."
Boris Johnson,Ā British Prime MinisterĀ ā March 20, 2020
"Thank you..."
Ann McLaren, Essex Ramblers President ā March 14, 2020
"...you will enjoy delving into Stephen's well chosen highlights."
Dave Hitchman, England Coast Path (joint) founding father and surveyor ā March 3, 2020
"A splendid account ofĀ the value of the path."
Nick Clegg, former Deputy Prime Minister of UK ā April 13, 2020
āThis delightful guide brings the many wonders of Englandās coastal path to life.ā
Kate Ashbrook, chair of the Ramblers ā March 9, 2020
"I would encourage anyone with an interest in our open spaces... to read Stephen Neale's England Coast Path."
Richard Benyon, former Parliamentary Under-Secretary of StateĀ at theĀ Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs ā March 26, 2020
"A guide that will be of massive interest..."
British author and journalist
Stephen is an award winning, Essex-based writer. He is best known for books on land access problems in the UK and Ireland, and notable solutions. He was a volunteer surveyor on the England Coast Path.
Works include Wild Camping (2015) Wild Camping II (2020) and the England Coast Path (2020). All three are published by Bloomsbury.
His collective fictional and non fictional works on the nature, landscape and histories of Essex ā posted under his moniker Wild Essex @ wildessex.com ā received multiple awards, including the Outdoor Writers and Photographers Guild Prize for Digital Production of the Year (2016).
The Wild Essex project was a collaboration with art students from SEEVIC college in Essex and is temporarily out of stock. It will be re-released as a paperback in 2022. Subscribe for more details or to follow the project.
Stephen is also a commercial drone operator. He specialises in working with local councils to produce immersive videos that help regenerate tidal cities, towns and villages in England and Wales.
He is a former lecturer in journalism at University of Essex and South Essex College. Stephen has worked previously as a BBC journalist, and as a freelanceĀ writer for the Chinese state news agency Xinhua.
He also cleans windows.
