London School of Economics's new Marshall Building is situated next to not one, but two, Grade II listed properties, The Royal College of...

Having spent a lot of January discussing commemorative plaque schemes in conjunction with virtual tours and related projects got me...

What an amazing response and discussion to this evening's Virtual Tour about Commemorative Plaque options for Agnes Baden-Powell, the...

A few weeks ago, I took advantage of an Open Day to see this masterpiece of Victorian Engineering, the Crossness Pumping Station, in all...

St. Bride's in Fleet Street possesses a wealth of history and links with several diverse groups. It is known as the Printers' Cathedral...

If the name Edmund de Waal sounds familiar to you, it may well be because you read his "The Hare with the Amber Eyes" with a bookclub...

Kensal Green Cemetery is an early-Victorian cemetery of great historic value. It is the oldest of the 'Magnificant Seven', large,...

During the Open House Weekend events, I went on an "Edwardian Art and Architecture in Holborn and Bloomsbury" Walk offered by the Art...

The Rolling Stones just opened their new, flagship store at No. 9 Carnaby Street. Known as RS No.9, it will feature exclusive...

Around the world sales and usage of bikes for transport and exercise are exploding. It’s the perfect storm of solutions to congested...

Leake Street a.k.a. "the Banksy Tunnel" underneath Waterloo Station showcases an ever-changing (it literally changes all the time)...

Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic, the Market is closed until further notice. Located in the East End close to Spitalfields Market and Brick...