It was my pleasure to cycle down to the Cinema Museum in Lambeth recently and meet one of the founders, Martin Humphries, to ...

From Spitalfields, you have only to walk down Bishopsgate to find yourself in Londinium, since the line of Bishopsgate St ...

Sequestered in a locked room, away from the human eye, the Spitalfields Bowl is a spell-binding receptacle of time and memory ...

Britannic House was the first building in the City of London to be taller than St Paul’s Cathedral and remained the tallest ...

When I arrived to meet David Mason yesterday afternoon in the bar at Wilton’s Music Hall, the only person sitting there was a ...

John Allin (1934-1991) took to painting while serving a six month prison sentence for receiving some stolen shirts and ...

Click here to book If you walked through the Petticoat Lane Market in the nineteen-twenties, you would frequently have seen Betty Levy with all her sisters playing hopscotch or skipping games in the ...

Barrel – A cask built to hold thirty-six gallons. Beer – There is no bad beer but some is better than others. Binder – The ...

The female water cress sellers from Shoreditch were celebrated fir their independence of spirit.

In 1971, Photographer David Hoffman moved into a squat in Fieldgate Mansions in Whitechapel and found himself at the centre ...

This course is suitable for writers of all levels of experience – from complete beginners to those who already have a blog ...

Summer was drawing to an end and there would be no more of the trips to Long Island that had punctuated my time in the City. Just a week earlier, on Labor Day, which marks the change in the season, ...