I’m beginning to see the pitfalls in writing a London blog, and can discern an emerging ‘London Wanderer’ philosophy.
The London Wanderer Posts
Time to pay homage to a hero of London’s transport system.
William Kent’s slim tome of the same name, published in 1932, has encouraged me to venture back into Saint Paul’s and Westminster Abbey – among other places.
… wouldn’t be anywhere near so interesting.
Here are just a few of my favourite street names from London history.
I’m not sure what the collective noun for bollards is, but I do know that there is a fascination shown on the internet for these workhorses of the London street furniture world.
… it isn’t necessarily being done by the Metropolitan Police. Here’s a helpful guide to identifying the police force aiding or arresting you.
A football ground in East London is a rare example of dereliction left to rest in peace.
It’s no surprise just how much history there is to the city walls of London. What is surprising is just how much of the wall survives.
Why a wine merchant founded in 1698 may not think too highly of the short-lived republic
I thought it a good idea to explain the different railways there are in London, with tongue very firmly in cheek.