This is the first in the series of Lympstone and Toxteth podcasts. This relates to the Changing Spaces; making places topic on the Human Interactions course for OCR A-Level Geography. This podcast focuses on their demographic, socio-economic, cultural, political, built and natural characteristics that shape their place identity.

These are podcasts for the three key case studies for the power and borders topic on the human interactions paper for OCR A-level Geography. The podcasts focus on the exact content needed - taken from the specification and listed below. Ukraine causes and challenges to the government impacts on people and places. South Sudan interventions and interactions of organisations at a range of scales, including the United Nations, a national government and an NGO consequences of global governance of the conflict for local communities. Mali the sovereignty or territorial integrity issue/issues the global governance strategy/strategies used opportunities for stability, growth and development challenges of inequality and injustices.

A revision guide for the 2017 AS/A-Level Geography Coastal Landscapes topic. This is part one of the guide and includes sections on coastal systems, high and low energy coasts, sources of sediment and an example question and model answer.

A revision guide to support the AS, A-Level OCR Geography Space/Place course. Packed full of useful examples, model answers and practice questions.

A collection of revision questions and mark schemes.

The third and final installment in the OCR Geography AS/A-Level Coastal Landscapes Revision guide. This edition focuses on the landscapes of climate change, both submergent and emergent. An example [14] answer is included. There is also a section on ‘How human activity causes intentional and unintentional change in the landscape system’

This is the revision guide to support the A-Level OCR Geography course. Includes compulsory case study information and example exam questions.

A summary of the coastal processes - which includes geomorphic processes of weathering and erosion and the landforms of erosion and deposition which are created. Focuses on headlands, bays, arches, geos in erosion and deltas, beaches, spits and tombolos for deposition. Also includes an example of a model answer.