Tosh Warwick

Dr Tosh Warwick is a Researcher at the Department of Urban Studies and Planning within the School of Geography and Planning at the University of Sheffield. He holds a PhD in History from Huddersfield, an MA in History from Teesside, and a BA (Hons) in History from Lancaster, with additional qualifications in education from Manchester Metropolitan University.

• PhD History (Huddersfield)
• MA History (Teesside)
• BA (Hons) History (Lancaster)
• PGCert Education (Manchester Metropolitan)

His research focuses on urban history, industrial heritage, and regeneration, with expertise in cultural consultancy, museum outreach, and archival research. Recent projects examine the role of universities in heritage preservation and the intersection of historical analysis with contemporary policy.

Warwick's publications span books on local and sporting history, including Memories of Middlesbrough in the 1950s and 1960s (2025) and The Tees Newport Bridge (2024), alongside peer-reviewed articles on topics like post-war town twinning, urban elites, and heritage-led regeneration strategies.

• Fellow of the Royal Historical Society (FHistS)
• Fellow of the Royal Historical Society (FRHistS)
• Associate Fellow of the Royal Historical Society (AFHEA)

He has contributed to BBC, ITV, and Channel 5 as a historical expert, advised on High Street Heritage Action Zone schemes, and collaborated with organizations including National Lottery Heritage Fund and Historic England.