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This quiet mews-like passage runs off the busy Brompton Road, originally called Bell Lane back when it was a lane through fields and lacking the posh shops of today.Read more ›
Central London’s mainline station at Charing Cross is closing for several weeks, and they’re outlining travel options for the closure.Read more ›
Just around the corner from Farringdon station stands a large Victorian warehouse with an intriguing plaque celebrating a 300th anniversary.Read more ›
This is a back alley in posh Marylebone that leads to a probably unofficial but fun-to-discover gap beneath a very expensive hotel.Read more ›
I recently visited Larache Shop on Calvert Avenue in Shoreditch, and it’s one of the most colourful independent shops I’ve seen in East London. Owned by Moroccan-British artist Has...
There are just a couple of weeks to go before Charing Cross station closes for nearly three weeks due to maintenance work on the railway tracks.Read more ›
London’s Charing Cross and Waterloo East stations reopened this morning following a 22-day closure that allowed engineers to carry out a £20 million programme of track, platform an...
Farringdon and Clerkenwell have long been among our favourite corners of London. It’s a history-soaked area - technically two - of Dickensian alleyways, vibey restaurants, beautifu...
Hans Crescent, a road between Harrods and Knightsbridge tube station, is getting an appropriately swish makeover
Not Just Another Leicester Square Building Walk past the corner of Cranbourn Street on any given evening and you'll probably be too busy dodging tourists and street performers to l...
A plush retreat that takes its inspiration from the Bloomsbury Set
The name was Gold and the building was in a kind of pale gold colour and blue. The company was an independent wholesaler particularly in the music business, distributing records, C...
A narrow cul-de-sac that’s worth walking down, as there’s a notable piece of architecture down at the far end.Read more ›
Luxurious five-level space created in collaboration with Foster + Partners.
This is an unnamed passage that was once longer and much more useful than it is today.Read more ›
This short industrial passage can be found in the genteel housing around Regent’s Canal in St John’s Wood and is both old and modern in its layout.Read more ›
Tin Pan Alley & Our Lady of Mount Carmel: Sunday 16th July 2006 I went to the Tin Pan Alley Festival in Denmark Street, a short street off the Charing Cross Road, for many year...
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