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Michael Fagan and Buckingham Palace
There might be red-coated soldiers from the elite Guards regiments standing sentry around it (not to mention large numbers of coppers with Big Guns), but […]
There might be red-coated soldiers from the elite Guards regiments standing sentry around it (not to mention large numbers of coppers with Big Guns), but […]
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 […]
Forget your hipster bars and street art tours, single estate coffee and craft beer, upcycled furniture and bleeding edge fashions, the most compelling reason to visit […]
I’m having a coffee in the last of the Soho coffee bars. An absurd statement on the face of it; there are probably more places […]
It’s five a.m. – 5 o’clock in the morning – in a misty Canary Wharf. You can’t see the top of 1 Canada Square and […]
Before Abercrombie and Forshaw, with their 1943 and 1944 plans for modernising London , with new ring roads, ‘zoned’ areas and satellite new towns, there […]
I’ve just done a review of Curiocity for the London Society (which you can read here). If you’ve not seen the book, go and do […]
Review of the Alan Bennett plays that form Single Spies, at the Richmond Theatre, March 2016. First published in Essential Surrey In the 1930s, the […]
Review of the Northern Broadsides’ production of Merry Wives at the Rose Theatre, Kingston. March 2016 Northern Broadside’s Merry Wives, at the Rose Theatre in […]
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