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“Sexual intercourse makes your teeth fall out”

I wear purple

“Power is my mistress”

Why go on the Mrs Dalloway’s London Walk?

All About June 8th

Stewart’s Scoop!

London on D-Day

Mrs Dalloway – Centenary Walk – Limited Edition

Lonely in London, two human skulls, a jar of bull’s sperm…

Roses, Spies, Roman Goddesses, Peacocks, Poetry…

Laurie from Florida, heroes & human sacrifices

Celebrity Cats, Jerry the Gentleman Cat, etc. – Advancer for Ann’s Cat Tails Walk

All changed, changed utterly

“My life – it’s a long disease”

Meet the Prince of Paradox

Ian Fleming & James Bond – warts and all

The month of May – what the name signifies

Death came calling today

Bovril, black tie & the pen is mightier than the sword

Portuguese architect – a Ripper victim reached out to him

Makes the world richer and stranger

Meet the Vicar

“It is a very sad thing that there is so little useless information around”

Ffiona takes us through the menu

This day in May

My favourite London restaurant

Sunday will never be the same

This weekend

Thinking of going on the Chiswick Walk? Here’s the clincher…

VE Day

Let’s go by bus

Bank Holidays – their history

Hidden London

The young woman who saved London Walks

So how might you have celebrated VE Day?

“Death is contagious; it’s contracted the moment we are conceived”

How would Keir Starmer like it if his family replaced him with a handsome young Siberian?

Odds & Ends and an Update on The Ultimate London Walk

The Four Specials on St George’s Day

Meet Your Guide – Andy Hotels Interview

The Monday Night Music History Club

Brilliant cross-examination. Verdict not in question.

“Where Soldiers are Shot”

The Ultimate London Walk

This is London

St Patrick’s Day & Conservation Architect 

Regency London – the Bankside

Regency London

The Captain’s House

Quotidian London

“putrescent in the nostrils of the nation”

Famous London couple – their double suicide

“Winston Churchill’s steering gear is too weak for his horsepower”

Cat Tales & Weather Goodies (Baddies Actually)

“31 on ’em killed in a row”

350,000 London millionaires

Hanged by a silken rope and 706 men seen off by one woman

“Make Victorian Britain Great Again”

Protein Man, Little Turkey, Invasion, Spy, Camden Town & Economics 101

Streateries, Statuecide, Shanghai Grip, Disinformation Space…

Guide Richard Walker gets Jack the Ripper & Frederich Engels in his sights

The chimes of Big Ben

February 15, 1925, flower girls & a monster fish

London Walks Valentine’s Day – Poem, History & Walk

Leprosy & the poshest neighbourhood in London

White slavery in London

Hampstead Spies Weekend

Curtain going up on Ann’s Cat Tails Walk

Oscar Wilde – “the tyranny of want”

ABCs of London Walks


David Tucker

The doyen of London walking tour guides, David is the Seigneur of this favoured realm (London Walks). A literary historian and retreaded academic (London University Ph.D. on Dickens) and former television news editor, he broods over words, breeds enthusiasms and is "unmanageable." For good measure, he's a balterer, a logophile and a lifelong thanatophobe.

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