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One Word Sunday The Barbican (reimagined) #London #OWS #Underground #Walking

For the last month I’ve immersed myself in all thing Soho, as I’m currently publishing an audio tour about the area ( when it’s published...

It’s 1665 and you’ve caught the coach from York to London and are recuperating at the White Hart Inn on Bishopsgate prior to a business...

Sometimes you walk past a building and give it no attention whatsoever, it doesn’t matter how grand or humble it is, it just doesn’t ask...

Six Word Saturday The Pregnant Man, 40 Chancery Lane WC2A Once the private drinking establishment of the advertising agency Saatchi &...

One Word Sunday Eurydice by  by Sue Hubbard, Waterloo Underpass “Now I stop my ears with wax, hold fast the memory of the song you once...

The saying goes “After the Lord Mayor’s show comes the S**t cart“, in more polite circles this can be changed to “Dust cart or even...

There is at the western end of Fleet Street an opening to an alleyway so small that it is often easy to walk past and not notice it is...

One Word Sunday Monza Street, Wapping #Graffiti #London #OWS #Walking

Six Word Saturday #6WS #London #Panoramas #Walking

I was sitting in Fitzroy Square recently having a sandwich and playing a memory game. The square, located near to Regents Park has always...

I was stopped the other day by a couple of tourists asking for directions and I outlined the quickest route to their destination, which...

One Word Sunday Low tide, Queenhithe #London #OWS #Thames #Walking

The phrase is often attributed to Queen Victoria and has passed into common usage to note perceived strait-laced stuffiness, bolstering...

Six Word Saturday Festival Gardens, St. Pauls #6WS #London #Sculpture #Walking

Today’s Clerkenwell is popular with creative firms and dotted with smart apartment blocks in converted warehouses. It has many good...

Six Word Saturday The wild table of love by Gillie & Marc. Paternoster Square #6WS #London #Sculpture #Walking #Publicart

Do you sometimes get that feeling? The one where you know something is just not quite right, but you can’t put your finger on why. It...

One Word Sunday City of London Boundary Markers #London #OWS #Walking

If you’ve never visited the Museum of London near the Barbican then you’ve got four months to do so as it’s closing. The museum will shut...