Footprints of London

A city with medieval streets, a beautiful cathedral and an historic market – and only half an hour from central London – St Albans Leave London? Surely not! While the capital’s charms are never ending, Rob would like to invite you to a visit to the town whre he lives – St Albans. Just 25…

This one hour walk around the Angel area of Islington will visit the locations that feature in five paintings by very different artists. This one hour walk around the Angel area of Islington will visit the locations that feature in five paintings by very different artists – Canaletto,  Walter Sickert, Francis Hayman, Thomas Rowlandson and John O’Conner. Clerkenwell and Islington Guide and art history enthusiast…

The third of a series walks along the River Lea from Harpenden to Wheathamstead, taking in a site where Julius Caeser fought the Britons The River Lea is one of the longest, and most important tributaries of the Thames  – taking a 42 mile journey from Bedfordshire to join the Thames at Bow Creek in…

A walk around this seaside town on the Thames Estuary, which also has an industrial past The historic harbour and seaside town of Whitstable is widely known for its annual Oyster festival, but it has other charms too. On this walk around the town and seafront we will visit the charming gardens of Whitstable Castle,…

The second of a series walks along the River Lea, starting as it emerges south of Luton and into Hertfordshire at Harpenden The River Lea is one of the longest, and most important tributaries of the Thames  – taking a 42 mile journey from Bedfordshire to join the Thames at Bow Creek in East London….

A journey along the A4 Bath Road in Slough, home to modern HQ buildings but also the place that gave us the Malteser and the wheelie bin. Slough has given so much to the modern world. The Malteser , Cox’s Orange Pippin, the wheelie bin, the telescope used to discover Uranus, the Ford GT40, the…

One of a series of walks visiting the highest point in each London borough. This one climbs 92m to Wakemans Hill Avenue in Kingsbury The summit of the London Borough of Brent is in the middle of surburban streets in Kingsbury. But these streets are quite unusual – containing some houses designed by Ernest Trobridge,…

This walk looks at the exteriors of very different buildings, all built during the 20th Century, like the Hackney Empire and Lennox House This two hour walk looks at the exteriors of very different buildings, all built during the 20th Century. From the grandeur of the famous Hackney Empire, civic pride of Hackney Town Hall,…

Walk along the Stour Estuary and hear about a 17th-century witch-craze and the women targeted, as well as an early bathing spa in Mistley On this 2-guide walk along part of the Stour Estuary, Laura Agustín will tell the story of women accused of witchcraft during a 17th-century witch craze that played out in the…

The first of a series walks along the River Lea, starting at its source and following parks and meadow lands in the North of Luton The River Lea is one of the longest, and most important tributaries of the Thames  – taking a 42 mile journey from Bedfordshire to join the Thames at Bow Creek…