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If you walk down a narrow side street near Liverpool Street station, you might notice a plain-looking brick building, London's oldest surviving Ashkenazi synagogue.Read more ›
This alleyway doesn’t look it, but it’s one of the oldest paths in Hackney, dating back to when most of the area was still fields.Read more ›
A contentious redevelopment of a large block of land north of Liverpool Street station is set to go ahead after the Deputy Mayor for Planning approved it.Read more ›
This is a new linear park near Farringdon Station that opened a few months agoRead more ›
Hampstead Alley, Hospital, Baths, House, Heath: My walk on Sunday 9th April 1990 continues. The walk began at my post A Hampstead Walk -1990. Another picture of Streatley Place. Th...
This long and busy passageway can be found in the centre of Ealing Broadway, and hence is nowhere near Barnes at all. It is named after a Mr Barnes though, hence the geographically...
This rather shabby-looking short passageway off Islington’s Upper Street has an unexpected gem with a Dickens link in the corner.Read more ›
We nodded to this in our piece on how EC1 is the hottest new neighbourhood for openings and now the news is out. The trio behind London Fields' wine spot Sune are branching out. Sp...
I can’t resist popping into The Spence Bakery whenever I’m in Stoke Newington on the way to my beauty appointment. It’s become a bit of a ritual, and I usually head straight for th...
Time Out has crowned Newington Green – home to the likes of Bar Etna, The Golden Tooth, Stella’s and Jolene – the trendiest part of London right now
In the run up to Notting Hill Carnival, we're highlighting Caribbean culture across London. The next spot on our list is Jerk Centre, a family run Caribbean food truck on Hoxton St...
This is a new alley that was created a little over a decade ago when a large block of post-war buildings was rebuilt into two large blocks, with the new alley separating them.Read...
Twenty years above the market halls at Borough Market and now ROAST is heading east, opening a 135-cover restaurant at the newly opened Virgin Hotels London-Shoreditch on Curtain R...
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO IN LONDON More than anything this is about atnosphere: Patrick Hamilton’s chronicle in three psychologcally vivid novels is distilled by Simon Reade into t...
This is a 200-year-old, pastel-rich passageway with an award-winning pocket park that can be found a few minutes' walk from the Design Museum in Kensington.Read more ›
A couple of years ago, a small pocket park that had been displayed at the Chelsea Flower Show relocated to Stratford, offering a mix of sculpture and bug-friendly planting.Read mor...
The word ‘institution’ is thrown around a lot these days. But few could argue that Dishoom isn't exactly that. Its iconic Black Daal and bacon naan have helped secure its spot as a...
Village vibes near London Bridge.
"An oasis of glass in a desert of brick".
The Poet will be on the same historic site as the new London Museum
Islington in Colour: The first of several posts of colour pictures I made in January 1993 in the London Borough of Islington, mostly in Islington itself. All these pictures are in...
This is a large, varied park next to the Regent's Canal that owes its existence to a poisonous factory and the clearance of the houses that once sat next to it.Read more ›
Imad Alarnab is taking Imad’s Syrian Kitchen east. A second site is due to open later this year on Blossom Street in Shoreditch, as part of the Norton Folgate development. It will...
And a wine window too!
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