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Andrew Bibby is a professional writer and journalist, working as an independent consultant for a number of international and national organisations, and as a regular contributor to British national newspapers and magazines. He is also the author of a number of books. He has undertaken work in recent years for, among others, the International Labour Organization, the European Commission, UK Department of Trade and Industry, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Union Network International and the International Cooperative Alliance. His journalism has appeared in, among other places, The Observer, the Independent, The Guardian and Financial Times. Home page, Andrew Bibby Other sections of this website
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Andrew Bibby - publications
Just published: The Backbone of England: Landscape and life on the Pennine watershed (Frances Lincoln)
"In this wonderful book Andrew Bibby... not only helps us to savour the Pennine landscape; he helps us to understand it, and he urges us to cherish it. He shows us how this land was formed, what has happened and is happening to it, and – in a thoroughly un-preachy kind of way – why it matters. This is a book of enjoyment and of revelation." - Chris Smith (Rt Hon Lord Smith of Finsbury)
Extracts from the book available here.
Freedom to Roam Guides (Published by Frances Lincoln Ltd in conjunction with the Ramblers' Association.)
OCT 2006: Wensleydale and Swaledale named as Guidebook of the Year in the Outdoor Writers' Guild annual awards
Published March 2006:
- Wharfedale and Nidderdale (the southern Yorkshire Dales)
- Wensleydale and Swaledale (the northern Yorkshire Dales)
Published in March 2005:
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- South Pennines and the Bronte Moors
- Forest of Bowland with Pendle Hill and West Pennine Moors
- The Pennine Divide
Walking in Purbeck (Dovecote Press)
Third, entirely revised edition, published Spring 2004
Home is Where the Office Is: A Practical Handbook for Teleworking from Home (Hodder, 1991)
Teleworking: Thirteen Journeys to the Future of Work (Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, 1995)
Teleworking and Trade Union Strategy (FIET, 1996)
Information and Communication Technologies in Europe: the trade union perspective (ed) (UNI, 2002)
On social issues:
Hospice Without Walls (Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, 1999)
Young Carers in Their Own Words (ed.,with Saul Becker)(Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, 2000)
Children's novel:
Me, Mick and M31 (Pennine Pens, 1995)
There is something mysterious about Molly's new next-door neighbour. Why does she have a big pink van which advertises pizzas? Where does she drive off to late at night? And what has this to do with a strange organisation called Fight the Light, with its instructions to keep watching M31? More information and ordering details from the publishers