Peter G. Now about Peter G. – here’s the gen. Like those other great Londoners Shakespeare, Dr. Johnson and Dickens, Peter does not hail from the metropolis. Yes, that northerner friendliness is to the manor born – cuz Peter’s a Nelson, Lancashire lad! Well, was. He’s all Londoner now, having coom doon a good few years ago to study at the Drama Centre. After an intermittently average acting career he has fallen literally on his feet with “the wonderful London Walks” (his phrase, but everybody, the smellfeasts excepted of course, would agree with him). Guiding the public through the streets of London combines his three great loves: architecture, history and showing off. Ok, you’ve read all about Peter G. Now if you’d like to hear from him, click here. You got it in one – we interviewed Peter G. for a London Calling podcast. Part of our Meet Your Guide series.
Friday, 13 June 2025 @ 10.15 am (This walk goes every Friday)
"noisy, bawdy, dirty and sexy, and one of the few quarters in London that has kept its character, warts and all"
Saturday, 14 June 2025 @ 11 am (This walk goes every Saturday)
Saturday, 14 June 2025 @ 2 pm (This walk goes every Saturday)
"London specialises in hiding the best of itself..."
Monday, 16 June 2025 @ 2.30 pm (This walk goes every Monday)
"this tiny hamlet serves up brimming draughts from the deep well of its history"
Monday, 16 June 2025 @ 7 pm (This walk goes every Monday)
The great seminal London Walk. Miss it and you've missed London...
Tuesday, 17 June 2025 @ 10.45 am (Click here for more dates)
"the champagne & caviar of London Walks"
Tuesday, 17 June 2025 @ 2.30 pm (This walk goes every Tuesday)
"This one isn't on the balcony – it's through the keyhole. It's royal hideaways, boltholes, nooks and crannies..." Not suitable for under 12's
Tuesday, 17 June 2025 @ 6.30 pm (This walk goes every Tuesday)
"it's like moving, stunned, through the crevasses of a mountain glacier"
Wednesday, 18 June 2025 @ 11 am (Click here for more dates)
"Shaughan was something else with his jokes and songs and obvious knowledge of the area..."
Wednesday, 18 June 2025 @ 2 pm (Click here for more dates)
"the jewel in the London Walks crown" The New York Times