Happy birthday to Londonist – 5 years old! I have just loaded up another post onto the site about railway bridges – please don't forget...

This idea came about because my sister, who I keep telling should start a blog of her own to show off her own stuff, is doing a 'project...

Last week, along with 4 other London bloggers, I was invited to Gintelligensia at Dusk, the pop-up bar on the terrace facing the river at S...

If I said to you "I was talking to a bloke in the pub..." or "I met this fella in the street..." you'd have no idea ...

It's my birthday on Saturday, something I share with Princess Anne, Napoleon, and my friends Julie and Val. I don't really 'do...

I have today loaded up another Urban Sightseeing post on Londonist. It's not as information-packed as some of my previous ones – it'...

At last, over 15 weeks since submitting this to Time Out, it's finally made an appearance in this week's issue. It's all about L...

I keep thinking of more, and better, body parts in pub names. So here's another 15. Whereas all the pics in the last post on this subjec...

This week's Time Out fell through my letterbox today. I was upset to find the article I gave them eight weeks ago about Red Lion pubs is...

I really should have put this on here weeks ago as the show finished on 21st June, but I just didn't have the time. I did try to tell fr...

The latest issue of the wonderful Smoke magazine came out this week, albeit two months late. If you haven't yet picked up a copy, then ...

I have today (July 2nd) posted another Urban Sightseeing piece for Londonist. The indoors smoking ban has been part of our lives for a whole...

Here's my alternative take on the 12 zodiac signs: Aries: Upper Street, N1 ; Taurus: Butcher's sign , Jonathan Street, SE11; Gemini...

Most pairings in pub names are fairly easy to understand like 'Dog and Duck', 'Rose and Crown', 'Bull and Gate', Ada...

I have just loaded up my latest Londonist post and the images I have chosen to use, as shown here, are all linked in some loose way to the ...

Here are my nine London Gillette signs. Some of them aren't immediately obvious as they are hidden behind other ads for newspapers, reme...

Last week I found another Brymay Matches advertisement poking out from behind a hoarding along South Lambeth Road. There seem to be more Bry...

The heading says it all... this post has a 'bike' theme. Basically every pic has a bike in it or a reference to bikes. Click here t...

At 6.30pm on Thursday 21st May 2009 I boarded an official Olympic Park Tour bus for the inaugural London Bloggers tour of the site organised...

Whilst you are looking at this and dipping into Londonist and other websites you are not reading a newspaper. Perhaps the only physical pape...

This week’s Time Out (No.2018) has a feature about DIY. It encourages us all, in these ‘tough’ times, to save a bit of money, get out the to...

April 23rd is St Georges Day so my latest post for Londonis t is on the theme of dragons. Here is a montage of some of the pics I have used...

School's out for Easter, the sun is shining and the pubs are full of drunken teachers. Bunnies, chicks, spring, crosses, bonnets, eggs, ...

Last month I got an email from Rachel at I Love My Postcode .  She had read my Londonist interview and invited me to champion N7 by answerin...

It's no joke... I've got another article in Time Out this week. Peter Watts, editor of The Big Smoke , asked me to put together the ...