Felicity Whittle
Regional Qualification(s):
London, Heart of England
Language(s):
English
Phone Number(s):
07771-881489
Website:
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Introduction:
Passionate about people and places, the stories of past and present, I delight in showing visitors from home and abroad the intriguing aspects of the city and the country that I call home.
According to Carolyn from Texas: 'Felicity was the best guide we've ever had'! Direct, perceptive and lively in passing on information, my enthusiasm and enjoyment of guiding ensures that my listeners stay interested and want to hear more. My knowledge and sense of fun mean that my guided tours are engaging, entertaining and informative.
After my education at two English universities I lived in London for over 25 years and worked in the British Houses of Parliament before training to be a guide. I am now proud to be guiding in Nottingham (a UNESCO City of Literature, where I've developed a range of literary tours) as well as in the beautiful Heart of England and in London.
Personal Interests:
| Women in the First World War |
| Literary walks |
| Jane Austen in London and Bath |
| Harry Potter |
| Conference and corporate events |
| Parliament |
| Women's history |
| City walks |
| City walks |
Special Interests:
| Walking Tours | You'll never see a place in quite the same way as you do on a walking tour. Hidden alleyways, unexpected gardens and a ruined church or two... |
| Literature | Nottingham's literary heritage is vast - no wonder it is a UNESCO City of Literature (1 of only 28 such cities across the world). I offer a range of guided literary walks about local writers and literary figures - from the rock-star poet Lord Byron, to controversial author DH Lawrence and (of course) Robin Hood. |
| Conferences & Incentives | Experienced in working with conference and incentive groups, taking guided visits or guided walks around town. If you have a conference or social venue with a spectacular view, how about a 'guiding the view' session to add interest? |
| Lecture Subjects | Women in the First World War - how the war affected women, what work women did and how it changed their lives. |
| Politics & Government | Explore the 'corridors of power' with a knowledgeable guide who has worked in the UK Parliament. Statesmen and women, those who had political power and those who didn't; there are interesting stories to discover in both Westminster and Whitehall. |
Endorsements:
2012 Venues, Parliament
Additional Qualifications:
BA Hons, MA
Driver Guide:
No