Doctor Who In London
29 September 2017 Comments Off on Doctor Who In LondonIn the next of our Literary Footprints 2017 posts, Robin Rowles talks about some of the London locations
Read moreScrooge’s Lonely Rooms
26 September 2017 Comments Off on Scrooge’s Lonely RoomsDavid Charnick explores how Charles Dickens exploited the peculiarities of office space provision in
Read moreOpen House – Leadenhall Market
23 September 2017 Comments Off on Open House – Leadenhall MarketOver London Open House weekend Tina Baxter and her friend Gina led walks around one of the City of London’s
Read moreHenry VIII’s Crisis of Supremacy
2 June 2017 Comments Off on Henry VIII’s Crisis of SupremacyAs part of our Mandate to Rule series of political-themed walks in the lead-up to polling day, Dave Charnick’s
Read moreChristopher Wren crosses the Atlantic
31 May 2017 Comments Off on Christopher Wren crosses the AtlanticAs part of the London Festival of Architecture, Jen Pedler will be running her new walk Once There Was
Read moreMandate to Rule; a series of “election specials”
3 May 2017 Comments Off on Mandate to Rule; a series of “election specials”Theresa May has called a snap election in search of a mandate for… well, whatever it is she wants a
Read moreWalking the Walbrook
8 March 2017 Comments Off on Walking the WalbrookTo coincide with the Museum of London’s current free exhibition of archaeological finds from the river
Read moreLondon and The Battle of Jutland
25 May 2016 Comments Off on London and The Battle of Jutland31st May sees the hundredth anniversary of the Battle of Jutland. Although the Battle was fought far
Read moreKings and Queens in London – Edward I
2 May 2016 Comments Off on Kings and Queens in London – Edward IOur series looking at the legacy of Kings and Queens in London continues with Edward I. Edward I was in
Read moreAll that Glisters is not Gold
9 April 2016 Comments Off on All that Glisters is not GoldThe City of London has been a key centre of trading since its foundation by the Romans. As part of
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