Footprints of London

Description: Follow the route Vincent Van Gogh might have taken when he walked from his work in Covent Garden to his lodgings in Stockwell in the 1870s

Description: Taking in some of the great Companies, showing their all-encompassing past impact and continued relevance with some superb Hall buildings.

Description: Tenth in a series of walks along the Thames, this walk looks at the Bauhaus inspired Bata shoe factory built in the 1930s with a surrounding village for workers. The walk then passes Coalhouse Fort for a walk along an isolated part of the Thames to Mucking Flats, where you'll see many birds along the foreshore.

Description: A look at the best buildings in London Borough of Hounslow, including Osterley House, Syon House and Chiswick House as well as some impressive industrial buildings and modern business parks. Part of a series looking at the best buildings in each London Borough

Description: Taking in some of the great Companies, showing their all-encompassing past impact and continued relevance with some superb Hall buildings.

Description: New women of 19th century campaigned for education and autonomy

Description: Telling the story of how the City was transformed in Victorian times through great buildings, plaques, statuary, historic roads and vistas.

Description: Lift the lid on MI5, MI6, SO12 and the SOE on a stroll through the Intelligence community!

Description: Follow the route Vincent Van Gogh might have taken when he walked from his work in Covent Garden to his lodgings in Stockwell in the 1870s

Description: A look at the best buildings in London Borough of Brent including the domestic buildings of Metroland, old churches and Wembley Stadium. Part of a series looking at the best buildings in each London Borough

Description: Exploring old dry docks, store houses and chimneys that made up the Royal Navy's Woolwich Dockyard

Description: There are a surprising number of closed railway lines and stations in London. Join Stephen to explore some of London's lost and forgotten railways.

Description: Part of a series looking at the best buildings in each London Borough. Barking and Dagenham is home to the ruins of medieval Barking Abbey, historic Valence House and beautiful Eastbury Manor House and lots of other interesting buildings too.

Description: A virtual staycation in one of England's largest counties. From the splendour of Lincoln Cathedral to the rolling hills of the Lincolnshire Wolds, visiting historic castles and pretty market towns on the way, you'll see why Lincolnshire is such a great place to visit

Description: London owes so much to Joseph Bazalgette - the sewer system, bridges, roads. Hear about his projects and where you can find them in this virtual tour

Description: The pretty village of Otford in Kent is home to a mind blowing model of the solar system set out around the village. Come and walk the country footpaths on the way to Pluto, and see some historic medieval buildings on the way

Description: Join Stephen to follow the route of the old railway line from Finsbury Park to Alexandra Palace which last saw passenger trains in July 1954

Description: This Virtual Tour hosted on Zoom is about Castles that you can visit that are a short journey from London. Some still have substantial remains, some are more like bumps in the ground, but all have a story attached. Rob will talk about the sieges, the royal residents and treacherous deeds that took place in them.

Description: Sixth in a series of walks East along the Thames, this walk looks at the industrial area of Dagenham Dock. Home to London's first aircraft factory, the Ford works and a fertiliser plant, the area is now being transformed into Barking Riverside. The walk ends at the lost village of Creekmouth.

Description: A virtual tour about some of the people the artist John Singer Sargent painted - including, poets, generals, actresses, writers, politicians and womens suffrage campaigners

Description: Christmas tradidions evolve in Georgian London - masked balls, twelth cake and celebrations on St Nicholas Day

Description: Readings from the local newspapers of the 1870s illustrate how Christmas was reinvented by the Victorians. Hear about Christmas in islington from wealthy shoppers to Christmas Day in the workhouse