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In the madness that is the current rebuilding of Tottenham Court Road station as part of the Crossrail development, there is one small oasis of calm. Tucked in…
As I wandered round Cloudesley Square, one of Islington’s very fine Georgian squares, trying to mentally undress the dominating church at its centre of the scaffolding overcoat that…
Sadly closed and demolished to make way for the Limehouse Link Tunnel in 1989, Charlie Brown’s was one of the pubs featured in Alan Reeve-Jones book London pubs….
I love Fitzrovia; the area and the word. It’s named after Fitzroy Square*, a beautiful Georgian Square at its heart which was pedestrianised in the 1970’s and now…
Out the back of The Grapes pub in Limehouse, if you swivel your head to the left you see this fellow.
I spent part of 2014 working at The Serpentine Gallery. Whilst there we built a pavilion ( see photos of the work in progress) ready for the very…
It was looking down from one of the buildings that backs on to the Passage I haven’t a clue why it is there but it always cheers me…
If you approach this door from the left you get half the message and from the right the other half. You have to stand right in front to…
There’s a new exhibition of Henry Moore’s work at Tate Britain which runs from February 24th to August 8th, 2010. It includes some of the most famous pictures of London during…