My more recent publications include:
‘Boundaries of knowledge: mapping the land-units of late Anglo-Saxon and Norman England’, in ed W Davies, G Halsall & A Reynolds, People and Space in the Middle Ages, 300-1300 (Brepols, 2006), 115-42
‘Divide and rule? The military infrastructure of eighth- and ninth-century Mercia’, Early Medieval Europe, 15 (2007), 53-85
‘Sitting above the salt: the origins of the borough of Droitwich’, in O Padel & D Parsons (eds), A Commodity of Good Names. Essays in Honour of Margaret Gelling (Shaun Tyas, 2008), 3-27
‘The medieval boundary of the borough of Droitwich and its origins’, Transactions of the Worcestershire Archaeological Society, 3rd series, 21 (2008), 219-42
‘Prestetone: the land of the priests of Wootton Wawen (Warwickshire)’, in ed E Quinton, The Church in Place-Names (English Place-Name Society Extra Series, 2, 2009), 23-38
‘Anglo-Saxon Warwick’, Midland History, 34 (2009), 123-55
‘The landed endownment of the Anglo-Saxon minster at Hanbury (Worcs.)’, Anglo-Saxon England, 38 (2010), 77-100
‘Anglo-Saxon fortifications in western Mercia’, Midland History, 36 (2011), 1-23
‘Offa, king of the East Saxons, and his west midland land grants’, Midland History, 40 (2015), 1-23
‘The priests of Domesday Book – a fresh insight into England’s eleventh-century churches?’, Anglo-Saxon Studies in Archaeology and History, 19 (2015), 207-20
(co-authored with Richard Holt) ‘Medieval Birmingham’, in C Chinn & M Dick (eds), Birmingham: The Workshop of the World (Liverpool University Press, 2016), 73-99
(co-authored with Sarah Wager) ‘Donnelie (Warwicks.) – an unidentified Domesday manor and its haia (hay)’, Midland History, 42 (2017), 1-17
‘Three “Wykeham” place-names in the Vale of Pickering’, The Ryedale Historian, 28 (2017), 15-31
‘A lost late seventh-century charter concerning Hanbury (Worcs.)’, Transactions of the Worcestershire Archaeological Society, 3rd series, 26 (2018), 107-11
In press:
‘The role of Mercian kings in the setting up of minsters in the seventh and eighth centuries’, in A. J. Langlands & R. Lavelle (eds), Land of the English Kin: Studies of Wessex and Anglo-Saxon England (Brill)
(co-edited with Alison J. Spedding), Names, Texts and Landscapes in the Middle Ages. A Memorial Volume for Duncan Probert (Shaun Tyas)
‘The Anglo-Saxon minster at Bishop’s Cleeve (Gloucestershire) and its lands’, in ibid.
In preparation:
An Anglo-Saxon minster and its chapels in their evolving medieval landscape: the Wootton Wawen Project (monograph for British Archaeological Reports, British Series)