
Another great tour with Steve. We did this yesterday and while I know the area well there was plenty of interesting stuff highlighted that I was unaware of.
Brian: From Righteous to wretched
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Having enjoyed the wonderful Hammersmith to Chiswick tour. I was delighted to find Steve’s tour exploring the opposite direction along the majestic River Thames. Steve is a gifted storyteller and I have learned so much about London, and the Thames’s industrial heritage. Thank you Steve and Voicemap. Now time for a beer!
Shane: Walking Wandsworth

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JUNE 2025
June, the pearl of summer, shining with warmth and joy.
Wow! June already, where does the time go? It's been a busy couple of months on the tour front.
The newest tour, Walking Wandsworth, a riverside stroll along the banks of the River Thames has just been published. I'm extremely pleased with the way it turned out as there were a few issues in it's production. However, with the help of my Editor at Voicemap we overcame these and it's a very enjoyable tour. I'm also pleased as it's the first of the tours to be wheelchair friendly, something I'm going to revisit on all of the other tours.
No sooner had I emerged from the recording booth, I set to work on creating the next tour, which goes by the name of Pop Goes The Weasel. You may be familiar with the song of the same name, but possibly don't understand the meaning of the lyrics. Well, all will become apparent when the tour gets published. It's currently ready for testing and I don't think there will be too many issues, so should be ready for the start of the summer.
I have a couple of new projects on the drawing board. The first, something I've wanted to do for some time now concerns all the churches in the City of London. There are currently over fifty, mostly rebuilt after the Great Fire of 1666, but pre conflagration there were over a hundred. They all play a part in the City's story and so I thought it would be a great idea to document them all, both surviving and those that have dissapeared. As I'm finding out, it's a rather large project and I think it'll take most of the year to complete. The second project is really exciting and I don't think there will be another like like it, so for the time being I'm going to keep it under wraps.
The last thing to mention is that I have a number of FREE tours to give away.
With the summer just around the corner what better way to get to know London than by downloading a self guided audio tour. We've got nineteen tours to inform and entertain you and we're giving you the opportunity to try one of our fantastic tours absolutely FREE.
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If you like your history a little on the quirky side, then head on over to the BLOG page where there's a vast library of stories, anecdotes and facts about the City of London.
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