Ian Nairn’s London
First published in 1966, Nairn's London is an idiosycratic and intensively subjective meditation on a city and its buildings. Join Stephen as he focuses on what Ian Nairn had to…
Walking in Turner’s Footsteps!
Be transported back into the racy world of Covent Garden in the late 18th Century, as we trace the humble beginnings of J.M.W. Turner, from precocious son of a Barber…
Lesley McAlpine
Welcome to London! I'm a Londoner through and through and a former award winning BBC radio journalist. One of the key themes of my professional life is storytelling. I want…
A nosey around Soho
Join us for a delightfully unique and entertaining 90-minute guided walk through the vibrant streets of Soho. We’ll explore this iconic London neighbourhood’s hidden passageways and fascinating history - from…
Kathleen Lucey
I was born near London Bridge, and some of my earliest memories are of playing on the cannons at the Tower of London - now a World Heritage Site - …
Sculpture Wars
Sculpture wars focuses on the great debate surrounding statues and monuments, a topic that has recently divided opinion in politics, in the media, and in the country at large. Created…
Ed Haines
A lover of theatres and the arts in Westminster, along with the borough's stunning architecture developments across the centuries. I enjoy delivering walking tours which captivate groups attention about milestone…
Fazilet Tharani
London never ceases to marvel me. It is the same, yet always changing. I've lived in this great metropolis for over 20 years, and I enjoy discovering its fascinating history,…
Mary Enright
I’ve lived in Westminster since 1996 and my devotion to the borough has just grown and flourished over the years. I never tire of it, or tire of showing it…
The Garden Village of Pimlico and Beyond
The Garden Village of Pimlico Pimlico as a neighbourhood, is generally regarded as a success, despite the many changes since it was created in the 1820's by the spec builder…