Dining in Style: The Magnificent V&A Refreshment Rooms
If you think museum cafes are all about soggy sandwiches and lukewarm coffee, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London is here to politely correct you. Tucked away within its […]
If you think museum cafes are all about soggy sandwiches and lukewarm coffee, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London is here to politely correct you. Tucked away within its […]
An overview of St Mary-le-Strand church in London, the most beautiful of its kind in the world.
Nestled in the heart of Walthamstow in North London is a remarkable testament to the rich and deep history of the capital: the so-called ‘Ancient House’. Dating back to the […]
Tucked in near the northern end of London Bridge, the Church of St. Magnus the Martyr is to my mind the most attractive and fascinating church in the capital. This […]
As movement is largely curtailed these days I thought I’d share some of my musings and revisit some of the places I’ve been to in the past. As you can […]
This is an old familiar sight in the heart of London, just off Charing Cross and a stone’s throw (by catapult) from Trafalgar Square. It’s an imposing 17th century stone […]
Piccadilly Circus is at the throbbing heart of London and for years visitors have crowded under the statue of Eros, which was originally designed as an angel of mercy but […]
I spent some of the best Friday evenings of my life walking home from London Bridge where I worked back to my flat in Pimlico in the 1980s. The route […]
Most of the familiar but somewhat opaque names for different parts of London have real significance if you scratch the surface a bit. The Strand, for instance, is a name […]
Some English monarchs have had a rotten deal in terms of their interment. Not all of them ended up in Westminster Abbey. The remains of Richard III were recently found […]