British Women Won the Vote Feb 6th 1918: 100 Blogs to the centenary: Blog 1
Feb 6th 2018 will be the centenary of British women (aged over 30 with some other provisos) winning the vote. …
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Charming Chelsea Walk
We start with the huge posh houses where Sloanies live. Then it’s Duke of York House, which is much better …
Whitechapel Murder, Riot and Siege: The Ripper, Krays, Cable St, Sidney St
Jack the Ripper walks around Spitalfields/Whitechapel/the City are frankly no longer worth doing unless you enjoy walking round building sites. …
Hidden Docklands and Emirates Cable Car Walk
This walk takes you well off the beaten track. You start by taking the Emirates Cable Car (small additional charge …
Leafy Westminster and Garden Museum Walk
This walk takes you away from the hustle and bustle of the usual Westminster tourist haunts, into uncrowded, little known …
Mayfair Shopping History Walk
We have replaced our Mr Selfridge walk with this tour because there’s so much more to be shown and told …
Science, Engineering & Faraday Museum Walk
You start by being told about the construction of Trafalgar Square and Charing Cross station, and the embankment of the …
The Old Kent Road and Old Bermondsey Walk
You start at the only remaining medieval galleried London inn. You then follow the old horse drawn coach route out …
Cute Kew Leafy Walk
There’s more to Kew than the famous Gardens and the National Archives. This is a particularly green and pleasant walk …
Jack the Ripper: the Victims and Social History Walk
All but one of the Jack the Ripper murder sites have now been destroyed. But there’s much more to the …
London Town Walks 