Royal Palace, Smart Hotels Country Houses and exclusive shopping Dominated by St James Palace and Green Park, this area was developed in...

A walk around the Monopoly board provides a fascinating glimpse of London and how it has evolved. Jack the Ripper and Whitechapel, the...

Tradeswomen, writers, lawyers, feminists, martyrs, muses and murderers: women’s stories aren’t always nice, nor are they niche. Women’s...

A story showing people at their worst and best, tells the horrors of the slave trade, the extreme cruelties and yet contains seeds of...

There are cats everywhere with admirers throughout the world. From the Ancient Egyptians to our own family friends. There are cats...

Versatile, loving, companionable: dogs, more than any other animal, are enmeshed in human history. For centuries, maybe millennia, they...

We will be running a series of excursions to some fascinating towns and sites. within reach of London. We will board our virtual train...

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Bermondsey was once the hub for London’s food production with its docks handling three-quarters of the capital’s butter, cheese, bacon...

Bermondsey dates as far back as the Domesday Book. But by the mid-19th century, parts had become notorious slums and was immortalised in...