My doctoral research, entitled ‘Parallel Landscapes’, is a study of militarised spaces in the UK as defined by recent developments in technology, mobility and communication. It analyses the production of militarised sites, airspaces and danger areas across the British landscape and their effect on the wider fabric of civil society. The research addresses issues of land expropriation, changes in methods of production and notions of invisible and co-existing boundaries. It asks the question: do the operational military spaces of the UK, in their various interconnected arrangements, constitute a pervasive ‘complex’ that co-exists with civilian space, creating a militarised ‘parallel landscape’?