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Eamonn and Kelly
Creating a new walk – how we go about it
The fine art of creating a new walk Some of you may be interested in how we work as a team to create a new...
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Mudlarking
Mudlarking – All the Fun of the Foreshore
For centuries Londoners have been scouring the banks of the Thames. In times gone by children would scavenge at low tide, desperate to find things...
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Ye Old Cheshire Cheese
In the shadow of St Bride’s
Let’s say you’ve found yourself in the vicinity of Ludgate Circus and Fleet Street with a few hours to spare. It’s winter – it’s cold...
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Interior of Humble Grape
The Humble Grape – a review
The Humble Grape, Fleet Street must be one of the most well-hidden restaurants in the city. For a start it’s not actually in Fleet Street....
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Tiger, Laura Baverstock
Gilded Marvels – A review of the Treasures of Gold and Silver Wire Exhibition
The Guildhall Art Gallery's latest exhibition, Treasures of Gold and Silver Wire exhibition, showcases the exquisite use of gold and silver wire in the fields...
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St Bartholomew's Hospital: patients and nurses
Celebrating 900 years – St Bartholomew’s Hospital
This year St Bartholomew’s Hospital celebrates 900 years of continuous service on its Smithfield site. Founded in 1123, this great institution has survived the Black...
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News
What exactly is ‘The City of London’
What exactly is the City of London? As a reader of our newsletter you might think this is a bit of a daft question. But...
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The Life and Times of Charles Dickens
The Life of Charles Dickens By Eamonn Mullally   Early Years Charles Dickens, one of the most acclaimed English writers of the 19th century, was...
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Tobacco Dock to the Tower of London
By Caroline Powell We’ve been working recently for a well-known company, creating a walk from Tobacco Dock to the Tower of London. The company wanted...
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Samuel Pepys Day
Samuel Pepys Day By Caroline Powell On Friday 6th September the Lord Mayor joined Caroline Powell and 150 other keen enthusiasts of Samuel Pepys, for...
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Brutalism – has its time come?
Brutalism – has its time come? by Courtney Plank Brutalism often seems to be in the news lately – including a recent exhibition in Glasgow....
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Sculpture in the City 2024
New Sculpture in the City Walk Sculpture in the City is the annual urban sculpture display, set in the eastern corner of the City, the...
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