There's always something new to discover in London, even if it takes over 45 years to find it... I'm sure that I have mentioned befo...

The Garrison Chapel is a Grade II listed 1852 church nestled between Pimlico Road and Chelsea Barracks. No longer a working church – it has ...

This actually follows on from this piece I wrote on my Substack – I continued my walk westwards from Norton Folgate towards City Road, ente...

Lowther Lodge, is a lovely GII* red brick building at 1 Kensington Gore, facing Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens as seen here . The house wa...

I wrote recently about the shops around the exterior of the Royal Exchange and their lovely architectural details. The pedestrianised street...

Angel Court echoes an ancient path that today links Throgmorton Street to Copthall Avenue between high-rise glass office buildings. During L...

Outside the door of  Pemberton House, 6 East Harding Street, between Gunpowder Square and Gough Square, there is a lovely sculptural piece ...

Those of you know me well will know I roll my eyes and sigh every time I hear there's a women's thing on. Hence why I wasn't goi...

Wandering westwards along Roman Road recently from its welcoming arch at the Parnell Road  seeing how the road has evolved from the wonderfu...