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Peter Greene

 

web sites

He runs Marche Voyager, the popular travel web site for Italy’s Marche region. He created the site in English in 1997 and launched a German version in 2000.


His company - le-marche.com di Peter Greene - also created a number of other institutional sites including the site for the Comune di Cagli.


miscellany

He moved to Le Marche region of Italy in 1989 with Richard Dixon and began restoration works on the old Canonica, or priest’s house, and parish church of San Cristoforo.

Despite serious damage in the 1997 earthquake, work is now completed.

He now runs a holiday rental business in the former workers’ cottage and former chapel. Details of La Casetta & La Pieve here.


contact

Peter Greene
le-marche.com di Peter Greene
strada Santa Barbara, 5
61043 Cagli PU, Italy

tel: (+39) 0721 790215
fax: (+39) 0721 0431 154
cell: (+39) 339 2411737
mail@le-marche.com

 

 

books

Wrote and published Le Marche: an insider’s guide in July 2011.

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Created both concept and copy for an English-language guide to Italy’s Marche region for Ancona Airport in 1999.


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Wrote Central Italy: The Versatile Guide (publ. Duncan Petersen) with Fiona Duncan in 1996.


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Wrote 3-D City Guide: Rome, (Duncan Petersen) with Richard Dixon in 1995.


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Wrote - again with Richard Dixon - Italy on Backroads (Duncan Petersen) in 1992-93.

 

press & public relations

Worked as a freelance editor and press agent prior to moving to Italy in 1989. Clients included:

  • Lloyds Bank
  • ActionAid
  • Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
  • National Campaign for the Arts
  • British Heart Foundation

Was head of the press office for the South Bank Centre, including responsibility for Royal Festival Hall and Queen Elizabeth Hall from ‘84 to ‘87.

Was a senior press officer for the Greater London Council from ‘81 to ‘84, responsible for press relations for arts, sports, transport and planning, including press for the London Marathon.

First job in the field was as press officer for London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham from ‘79 to ‘81.


journalism

Wrote regular features for the Saturday travel section of The Independent between ‘87 and ‘89. Two examples:

Has contributed to other publications including:

  • Country Living
  • Review Arts Magazine
  • Bicycle Magazine
  • Gay Times

While working as a press officer edited and wrote two newspapers both with a print-run of around 100,000  - Hammersmith & Fulham News and Action News for ActionAid.

Apprenticeship in journalism was served as a caption & feature writer for Fleet Street photo-news agency Camera Press (‘78-’79).


education

Born 18 July 1952.

Gained BA hons in art history & textile design at West Surrey college of art & design in 1977.

Also read psychology & drama at Hull University for two years.

Schooling at Catholic prep and grammar schools in Scotland and Southern England.


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