Author, BBC broadcaster, UCL Medical School Faculty Member & Health Columnist
Ann teaches the next generation of doctors at University College London Medical School. She broadcasts on BBC radio as well as writing a research roundup for the British Medical Journal. She was a health columnist for the Guardian newspaper. She’s a real Londoner. She was born, studied, gave birth and worked in the UCL area as a junior hospital doctor and most recently as a GP for homeless people. She’s written books on women’s health and embarrassing problems so nothing fazes her or makes her blush. Anything else? Yes, she’s a knowledgeable guide specialising in her neighbourhood (the London borough of Camden). In short, an unbeatable combination: local knowledge and connections, lived experience and top flight professional expertise.
Tuesday, 10 June 2025 @ 2 pm (This walk goes every Tuesday)
Unexpected, uncommon, unforgettable, undiscovered Bloomsbury...
Wednesday, 18 June 2025 @ 1 pm
"hear about growing mini eyes to understand blindness among other medical marvels..." These and other tales make the scales fall from our eyes.
Wednesday, 25 June 2025 @ 10 am (Click here for more dates)
"Covent Garden specialises in hiding the best of itself"
"Covent Garden specialises in hiding the best of itself"