Covent Garden, last night :)
The Joy of Community Gatherings: A Celebration of Humanity at Covent Garden Covent Garden is one of London’s most iconic…
Views of London
Views of London: A Comprehensive Guide to the City’s Best Sceneries London, the vibrant capital of England, is a melting…
Bull and Mouth, Aldersgate, 1953.
The Bull and Mouth Pub: A Glimpse into Aldersgate History, 1953 Nestled at a vital intersection of London’s bustling urban…
I went to Mudchute farm yesterday and was taken aback
Exploring Mudchute Farm: A Hidden Gem Just Steps from Canary Wharf When we think of London, images of bustling streets,…
Londons John and Jane Does who were found dead but never identified – in pictures – MyLondon
Unveiling the Mysteries of John and Jane Does: London’s Unidentified Souls Every city carries with it stories interwoven into the…
Are we doomed?
Are We Doomed? Analyzing the Rise of Consumer Restrictions and Its Cultural Implications In a world increasingly marked by consumer-driven…
Most London councils opt for maximum council tax increase across the city
Understanding the Recent Surge in Council Tax Across London: An In-Depth Analysis The financial landscape of London is as dynamic…
A couple of clips from yesterday’s unveiling of a statue of peace protester Brian Haw, by actor Mark Rylance at the Tibetan Peace Garden next to the Imperial War Museum. Full coverage of the speeches, and a song by Johnny Flynn, at my link in the comments.
Remembering a Legacy: The Unveiling of Brian Haw’s Statue In the heart of London, surrounded by the heavy historical weight…
I built a site to map bike & phone thefts in real time across the UK
Mapping Theft: A New Initiative to Combat Bike and Phone Theft in the UK In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven society, personal…
Giving up your seat on the tube.
The Art of Offering Your Seat: The Social Dynamics of Public Transportation Public transportation is an intrinsic part of modern…