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Showing posts with label toilets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label toilets. Show all posts
13 August 2026

1979, the International Year of the Child

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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...
19 November 2025

It's World Toilet Day – Carnaby Street in inconvenienced

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Today is World Toilet Day , an unofficial United Nations day designed to raise awareness for the need for publicly accessible toilet facilit...
14 November 2025

A Deco-tastic wander around Claridges at Christmas – sensational and slapdash

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A couple of weeks ago I attended an Art Deco-themed event at Claridges when the stylish and ever-young Virginia Bates showed us a selection ...
24 January 2025

Not bog standard – Central London's public conveniences

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We often read that there are hardly any public conveniences in London these days. Campaigners complain that there are scant facilities avail...
7 December 2018

This is not bog standard

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A while back I made mention of the marvellous ladies' toilet interior at The Duke Of Sussex pub near Lower Marsh (which I am pretty su...
31 July 2017

John Wesley's House & Chapel, City Road, London

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Non-conformist John Wesley was an interesting man to say the least. His house and chapel on City Road are well worth a visit. Pic top l...
16 February 2015

Nicholls & Clarke, Norton Folgate

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I have always admired the clock on the imposing building that used to be the home of Nicholls & Clarke sanitaryware and ironmongery on...