Something feline this way comes…March 1st. Purring into view. Cat Tails - A Feline Take on London History. The niche walk of niche walks. https://t.co/vi1TgutkOQ
Imagine a general election campaign where a political party can interview itself on TV every day. It’s coming soon courtesy of Ofcom. My blog at https://t.co/vdLBLn7wsS #Ofcom#GBNews
On this month’s Hampstead Spies walk, why the Soviet GRU’s UK recruiting contact in the 1930s and 40s was jailed in London and buried in Beijing. Book at https://t.co/xmrm3HOI3f @londonwalks
A new spy drama launches today and on Saturday 17th December the real life story of Kim Philby and all the other ‘Hampstead Spies’ is told in a guided walk starting at Belsize Park tube at 1100. @londonwalks Book here https://t.co/xmrm3Hx6EF
https://t.co/HeVtNR5Pdq Fell amongst thieves y’day so today’s (October 3) Today in London History podcast ran late. It’s up now though. It’s called The Russians Are Coming. It’s a great tale - will enrich your appreciation of this special October day. https://t.co/NpUHgDbRBm
@danielmgmoylan@darrengrimes@GBNEWS Legend? Dear me, you are labouring under a massive misapprehension. Never mind, a steady dose of Chris Grey will get you sorted. https://t.co/chEDJRe9uc
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En passant (on this morning’s Hampstead Walk). The for the most part unsung hero of Hampstead. But of thee I sing, Artichoke - the best greengrocer in London. Not a chain - been in the hands of the same family for three generations. Matters.
Front page perfection. The simplicity of it. The back of HMQ’s head, already she’s receding, moving away from us. And that nuance-rich headline. Eternally the queen, reigns in eternity, belongs to eternity now. And that outrider - the fallen yellow leaf. https://t.co/NpUHgCUOzm
Holiday reading cont. I learn from my thesis supervisor, the renowned John Sutherland, who knew Philip Larkin, that the great (and, yes, let it be said, supremely owlish) poet couldn’t abide Moby Dick. Somehow that came as no surprise. https://t.co/4iExykG7gf
Holiday reading. I learn today that Claude Monet was a Dreyfusard, Paul Cézanne an anti-Dreyfusard. Who knew? Who can forget once known? https://t.co/NpUHgCUgJO
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Just one left. Translation: Richard’s 7 pm Small Group Jack the Ripper Walk tonight is almost sold out - just one place left. So if you’re tempted grab it while you can. https://t.co/NpUHgCUgJO
https://t.co/IpKzkmoSNG Just up, the Today in London History podcast for September 2nd. A fifteen minute listen that’ll change the way you see the Great Fire of London. https://t.co/NpUHgCUgJO
Excellent @londonwalks ‘ How the City got Rich ‘ guided by Jackie . A roof top view of the City followed by the ruins of ancient Roman London . Highly recommended.
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Take a bow Operation Pied Piper and Mickey Mouse. Which is by way of saying, the London Walks Today (September 1) in London History podcast is now up. https://t.co/NpUHgCUgJO