This is the latest update about the 'renovation' of Willen House , a spectacular and rare example of of 1940's architecture that...

Earlier this week I was walking towards Kings Cross Station along Euston after attending a talk at the British Library. I was horrified to l...

Walking from Aldgate to Old Street last weekend via Spitalfields market, I cut across Wentworth Street and into Toynbee Street. Ahead of me,...

Travelling through Central London recently, admiring the view from the top deck of a bus, I couldn't help but notice the huge redevelopm...

The whole riverside stretch between Battersea Bridge and 'Vauxhall Village' is today a swathe of new build, the old power station b...

Demolition and reconstruction. Will it never end? And this I saw it coming for years.... Sun Street runs behind the Broadgate complex ...

Last year I wrote about the Daily Express sign at Willesden  and within that I alluded to signs for the Daily News.... Well, I believe I hav...

The area has changed so much and so quickly. I recall going to a venue on Charterhouse Street for a friend's birthday party one Saturday...

After delivering some of my cards to Exhibit on Goswell Road last month, I went for a walk around the Barbican complex and then to the Go...

I have for many years been keeping my eye on the old garages at the corner of Swain's Lane on Highgate West Hill. It always pleased me ...

Ok, so where was I? We'd given up on the foreshore, walked around the O2, seen some dodgy art and attempted to understand the confusing...

That's the heading on this article from BBC News . Well I don't know. Of the London cinemas that remain but are no longer used for...

Tucked away parallel to Highgate Road, between Kentish Town and Highgate, behind The Vine  public house, is a lovely little footpath called ...

Last week I was wandering down towards Waterloo Place from Piccadilly and noticed that the area that once was St James's Market is surr...