Martin Guttridge-Hewitt

Martin Guttridge-Hewitt has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in January 2022. The social media accounts linked to from Martin Guttridge-Hewitt are: • Facebook • Instagram • X Besides social media accounts, Martin_the_scribe has populated their site with: • How Tomodachi is reviving Ibiza’s underground spirit | DJ Mag • Hidden impact: PFAS, air pollution and data centres – EnvironmentJournal • Heavy breathing: the many faces of lead air pollution – EnvironmentJournal • What developers and local authorities should know about UK biodiversity net gain | Environment Journal • Ancient Methods interview: “Music no longer takes centre stage, but rather a visual showmanship” | Juno Daily • 10 things to see and do in Manchester 2022 | CN Traveller • Navigating Arts Council England Developing Your Creative Practice funding with Macharia • Memory of Ella Kissi-Debrah inspires new London art • These Things: A Substack About Cultural Ownership • Exploring Oxford, the UK’s EV infrastructure capital | Environment Journal • Orimulsion: lessons from Britain’s brief flirtation with Venezuelan oil – EnvironmentJournal • After greenwashing: A guide to effective environmental and offsetting targets | Environment Journal • Tangier, mon amour – Portal North • How to Grow a Festival Like Sounds From The Other City • Brighter Futures: 7 Purpose-Filled Projects for Justice and Equality | Architizer Journal • UK government scraps plan for AI training on copyrighted music following backlash | DJ Mag • Sustainable Practice: An Inside Look at the Zero Waste Design for The Greenhouse Theatre | Architizer Journal • Portal North - A New Quarterly Travel Magazine • Clean Air Day 2023: Smog, lies and Villiers | Environment Journal • Environmental fallout from Iran war will be felt globally for decades – EnvironmentJournal • Sustainable Practice: 7 Examples of Radically Resilient and Adaptable Architecture | Architizer Journal • DJ Absolutely Shit interview – “It’s what hyper-focused people do with a record” | Juno Daily • DJ Mag’s top albums of 2023 • Sustainable Practice: How To Decarbonize A Protected Heritage Building | Architizer Journal • Gorton, Denton, Reform and the Arts • Pipe dream come true: Can green hydrogen fuel the future? | Environment Journal • Framing the London river more polluted than instruments can measure – EnvironmentJournal • COP can only improve with more meaningful youth engagement | Environment Journal • Sustainable Practice: Futurism Meets Localism in the Architecture of Agro-Hospitality | Architizer Journal • Art Not Evidence’s new spoken word film challenges use of rap lyrics in UK courts | DJ Mag • Resilico: The flood defence app regulating mitigation, insurance and recovery | Environment Journal • UK Government to introduce stricter criteria for tour funding after Kneecap legal battle • DJ Mag’s top tracks of 2023 • Safe spaces: the insidious legacy of asbestos in UK public buildings • DJ Mag’s top compilations of 2023 • Shapednoise interview – “Listen to as much music and as many different genres as possible” | Juno Daily • Pre-Fab Timber Frames Are the Tip of the Iceberg as Amsterdam Sets a New Precedent in Sustainable Housing • £245,000 grassroots music venue fund announced by Manchester City Council • Engineering at the Edge of the Universe: "The Structural Timber Equivalent of Rome’s Pantheon" - Architizer Journal • Meet the DJ and production school reshaping Armenia's electronic music scene • Sustainable Practice: 7 Legendary Designs Using the Landscape as an Architectural Material • Great reveal: how air pollution masked global warming, confusing adaptation plans – EnvironmentJournal • Has Scottish Government broken ministerial code with Peterhead gas power station? • Decision on Kneecap’s Mo Chara terrorism case adjourned until September • What the Top 10 Global Unicorn Businesses Tell Us About the World - Your Coffee Break • Death by 1000 cuts: Reform UK councils and net zero • Sustainable Practice: The Architecture of Immersive Conservation • At Cocoricò, the past and present of Italy’s rave riviera converge • Japan-Eaves Design: 9 Projects That Reinvent the Gasshō-zukuri Aesthetic • Reasons to be fearful: Grok genocide u-turn and AI regulation • Avoidant behaviour: ASRA, risk assessment and the need for holistic policy • Live Review – Mary Anne Hobbs & Anna Phoebe: What Do You Want?, Aviva Studios/Factory International, MIF 2025, 15/7/25 | Juno Daily • UK food security and land use are the next climate battlegrounds • Wait, are we looking at the wrong Biodiversity Net Gain solutions? • A Vital Discussion with Freelance Journalists • Gaza benefit event at Wembley Arena announced by Together For Palestine and Brian Eno • Cultural Industrial Complex: Alvar and Aino Aalto’s Forgotten Arctic Silo Finds New Life - Architizer Journal • Missed connections: emissions, economics and Britain’s airport bonanza – EnvironmentJournal • New multi-purpose venue, renae, opens in Manchester this month • Thinking Outside the Box: Cardboard Architecture Does Some Heavy Lifting - Architizer Journal • Trump Wants to Enforce Classical Architecture (Again). Here’s Why It Won’t Work • Together For Palestine: over £1.5 million raised at Gaza benefit concert • UK Artist Touring Fund launched by Musicians’ Union and Music Managers Forum • Should climate and environmental organisations leave X? • ‘Climate’ references are disappearing from US Government websites • Spotify donated $150,000 to Trump inauguration ceremony • Reading Rooms: 10 Spectacular Libraries and Bookstores From Across the World • Second term crisis: Donald Trump and the environment’s last chance • 65 UK nightclubs shut in 2024 in “unprecedented crisis” for nightlife • Mass tourism is the real pandemic, regenerative travel is the vaccine • Compilation Of The Week – Kampire Presents: A Dancefloor In Ndola | The Quietus • The Cultural Currency Urban Redevelopment: Lessons From Finland’s Oldest City • Modern Classics: Visiting Alvar Aalto's Paimio Sanatorium In the Present • Fields of dreams: how do we save the UK festival sector? • Running free: Kenya’s conservation-led Lewa Safari Marathon • Rewiring Nairobi: the new era of electronic music in Kenya’s capital • roughcast magazine • Cavo Paradiso: the evolution of a legendary dancefloor • The Englishwoman who bought a mountain and planted 250,000 trees • Birmingham’s culture budget faces major cuts following City Council announcement • UK environmental activism crackdown raises alarm for human rights and democracy • Port Talbot is an omen of climate and economic policy disconnect | Environment Journal • Speedy J interview – “Nobody thought this was going to be a job” | Juno Daily • Deena Abdelwahed: forging futurism from tradition | DJ Mag • Regrets? We have a few: Britain’s bankrupt net zero politics | Environment Journal • ‘We’re learning by doing’: Inside the Faroe Islands’ new music boom | HUCK • Iceboy Violet is the Manchester rapper building dreams out of desire | Dazed • Sustainable Practice: Kunlé Adeyemi on the Makoko Floating System and Building Water Cities | Architizer Journal • Crazy P Interview: Faith in culture | Big Issue North • High-Tech, High Pace: This Groundbreaking Humanitarian Build Reimagines Reconstruction in Crisis Zones | Architizer Journal • Victor Simonelli interview – “Go back in the studio and do it again” | Juno Daily • "Brutality, humiliation, and trauma": Yerevan, Armenia club Poligraf raided by police | DJ Mag • Sound Design: 8 Exciting and Experimental Outdoor Music Venues | Architizer Journal • Polobi interview – “It’s the spirit of the island” | Juno Daily • Rinse and rediscover: Wilbur Niles | SPIN • Sustainable Architecture Can’t Save the Planet. Change My Mind | Architizer Journal • Gauteng style: A history of house music in South Africa | DJ Mag • The Mole interview: “the new work is filled with my kids and my in-laws and, you know, the birds and the frogs…” | Juno Daily • Turin’s avant-garde music scene | DJ Mag • Floating planets to flying orchestras: The artist behind Factory International's public light show | Manchester’s Finest • Air pollution’s disproportionate impact on minorities and disadvantaged communities | Air Quality News • Can UNESCO help safeguard techno culture? | DJ Mag • Drug Laws Don’t Work: The Manchester University Professor Advocating Psychedelics For Therapy | Manchester’s Finest • Good To Be Back: ADE 2022 | Juno Daily • Casualisation In Academia | Big Issue North • Former Exxon Mobil Lead Scientist On The Need For Carbon Producer Accountability | Air Quality News • Lessons In Unity From Lithuania’s Electronic Music Scene | DJ Mag • 11 electronic music film soundtracks you should listen to now | DJ Mag • Sam Malik and Manchester's South Asian Music Agency | Manchester’s Finest • Inside Greater Manchester’s Chaotic Clean Air Zone | Air Quality News • Techno legend DJ Rush: "Manchester really wants to party" | Manchester’s Finest • The pandemic digitised culture, can it democratise the arts? | The Face • Nia Archives: UK Jungle and Drum & Bass Emanating Soul | Manchester’s Finest • Inside a Swedish techno retreat taking bedroom producers to the woods | Dazed • In Search of Happiness: The US App Making Mental Health Accessible | Tech For Good • What is the future of techno tourism? | DJ Mag • Tempio del Futuro Perduto is an illegal squat rave like no other | DJ Mag • Is dance music destroying the environment? • Did wine cause a full-scale revolution in Armenia? | BBC Travel