The York House Watergate and the 1st Duke of Buckingham
When Joseph Bazalgette created his marvellous (and still used) sewer system the 1860s, he pushed back the banks of the Thames and buried his main […]
When Joseph Bazalgette created his marvellous (and still used) sewer system the 1860s, he pushed back the banks of the Thames and buried his main […]
Apparently the expression “higgledy-piggledy” is not much known in the US; my use of the phrase to an American tour group as we passed a […]
If you ever have a tour of the Houses of Parliament it is in Westminster Hall where you meet your guide. This is the oldest […]
St Anne’s churchyard is a small patch of open ground at the Shaftesbury Avenue end of Wardour Street, Soho. Once the hang out of druggies […]
A short piece I did for Essential Surrey on Putney’s history, and some of the famous people associated with the area. Now a thriving, popular […]
As you wander around London you might see, either on an old sign, or painted up on a wall, the message “commit no nuisance”. There’s […]
[Update: the good news, if you read the comments below, is that Bradley’s is safe until at least 2018. So even I might get around […]
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