Aubrey, C. and Shearlaw, J. (2004) Glastonbury Festival Tales : An Oral History Of The Music, Mud And Magic. London: Ebury Press
Bender, B. and Gilroy, P. (1998) Stonehenge: making space. Edited by Daniel Miller. Oxford, England: Berg Publishers
Chippindale, C., Fowler, P., Devereux, P. and Jones, R. (1990) Who owns Stonehenge?. London: B.T. Batsford
Dearling, A. (1998) No Boundaries: New Travellers on the road (outside of England). Lyme Regis, Dorset: Enabler Publications
DiY Collective (1992) DIY hothead ep’ [Record]. Nottingham: Warp Records (WAP 31)
Earle, F., Dearling, A., Whittle, H. and Glasse, R. (1994) A Time to Travel?: An Introduction to Britain’s Newer Travellers. Lyme Regis, Dorset: Enabler Publications
Hawkwind (1988) Travellers Aid Trust ‘Benefit Album’ [Record]. London: Flicknife Records
Koziell, S. P. and Brass, E. (1997) Gathering Force: DIY Culture. Edited by Denise Searle. London: The Big Issue
Lodge, A. (1987) Stonehenge: Solstice Ritual. Caersws, Wales: Alan Lodge
Lowe, R. and Shaw, W. (1996) Traveller e raver. Racconti orali dei nomadi della nuova era. Edited by E ’Gomma’ Guarneri. Milano: Shake Edizioni Underground
McKay, G. (1996) Senseless Acts of Beauty: Cultures of Resistance. New York: Verso Books
McKay, G. (2000) Glastonbury: a very English fair. Edited by George McKay. London: Victor Gollancz
McKay, G. (2015) The Pop Festival: History, Music, Media, Culture. United States: Continuum Publishing
McKay, G. (ed.) (1998) DiY Culture: Party and Protest in Nineties’ Britain. New York: Verso Books
No Repetitive Beats (campaign `Criminal Justice Bill’ ) (1994) [CD]. Birmingham: Network / SIX6 Records, (NRB58LP)
Polhemus, T. (1994) Streetstyle: from sidewalk to catwalk. New York: Thames and Hudson
Qureshi, I. (2010) Coming of Age: Celebrating 21 Years of Mela in the UK. United Kingdom: New Art Exchange
Schnews (1999) SchNEWS survival handbook: protest and survive. Brighton: Justice?
Skelton, T. and Valentine, G. (eds.) (1998) Cool Places: Geographies of youth cultures. London: Routledge
Squires, J. and editor. (1997) Uncivil Societies. Edited by Judith Squires and etc. London: New York University Press
Sterneck, W. (ed.) (1999) Cybertribe Visionen. Frankfurt: KomistA & Nachtschatten
Various (1993) Trance – Europe Express [CD]. London: Volume Records, (TEEX LP1)
Various (1994) ‘Campaign against the provisions of the `Criminal Justice Act’’, The Right to Party,
Various (1994) ‘United you’re Nicked!’, New Statesman & Society,
Worthington, A. (2004) Stonehenge: Celebration and Subversion. United Kingdom: Alternative Albion
Worthington, A. (ed.) (2005) The Battle of the Beanfield. United Kingdom: Enabler Publications
Zion Train (1995) Homegrown Fantasy : Interactive CD [CD]. London: China Records, (WOLCD1060)
TV
I have contributed to a number of television programmes on various issues, including:
Modern Age of Coach Travel Producer Andy Mosse. BBC Bristol / BBC Four Jan 2011
New Age Travellers Film by Timeshift for BBC4 Oct 2004
Surveillance Society `The Sci-files’ series BBC2 Mar 1997
Heritage Film by team from BBC2 (Southampton) Jan 1993
Operation Solstice Film by Gareth Morris for Channel 4 Nov 1991
Spirit of Albion Film by Richard Philpots for Channel 4 June 1987
An Englishman’s Right Film on traveller issues BBC1 (Bristol) Sept 1986
May the Force be with you Film by Bob Long for Channel 4 July 1986
Items on Traveller issues Newsnight BBC2 1985 – 1996
Trashed `Open Space’ production (community prog) BBC2 July 1985
News & Magazines
Pictures have been used, on various issues, in the following publications:
Guardian Sounds DJ Magazine
Independent i-D Magazine Mix-Mag
Geographical Magazine Squall
Roof (Shelters housing Magazine) Big Issue New Statesmen and Society
Additionally, I have supplied work to a number of local newspapers and more specialist magazines.
Annuals
Festival Eye Work showing many aspects of festivals and the travelling
lifestyle. Also concerned with the editorial content of this
magazine. I helped in its establishment. 1986 – 1994
Festival Welfare Services Annual Reports 1981 – 1990
Web
Indymedia UK
Many one-off submissions