For me it’s definitely the thrill of the unknown! The unexpected excitement of discovering something, anything, you never knew you wanted b...

Some shop names just make you laugh. There are, of course, certain places I consider my little London gems. Places I go back to ti...

Soho London Pictures from 1973   John Hutchinson Soho is one of my favourite areas of London. Its history stretches back hundreds of yea...

London's East End, famous the world over for serial killers, slums and venereal disease (and it used to be even worse). But everything I...

Showing the I mperial War Museum to a newcomer to London recently, I was reminded of how little attention most of us pay to the heritage of...

I know it sounds naff, touristy, and outright geeky, but the Jack the Ripper tour by London Walks deserves a place as one of the 100 Great ...

For an atmospheric night of theatre, entertainment and romance you cannot beat the Open Air Theatre at Regent’s Park . Because of the glorio...

“You see, in this world there's two kinds of people, my friend. Those with loaded guns, and those who dig. You dig.” No, not spaghett...

Right now in London there has never been so much art. I mean it is literally pouring out every single corner of central London. And, not onl...

London is a reflection of the people who live in it. Our lust can be found in the narrow alleys of Soho, our need for knowledge is reflecte...

So you think you’ve been to the Science Museum ? Not like this you haven’t. Keen to get more young adults into science, the museum, alongsi...