London Walks Podcasts


The History of London Walks – The Good Loo Tour (Episode 4)

Date post added: 30th August 2020

“the attendant kept goldfish in the glass-fronted cisterns that would, when the chain was pulled to flush the loo, slowly sink to the bottom of the cistern before rising again as the water flowed in to refill the cistern”

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Andy & Adam do a bravura unveiling of a forgotten London street

Date post added: 28th August 2020

“when you’re dealing with the House of Hanover you’re dealing with a gene pool that only has a shallow end”

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Shardlake’s London

Date post added: 27th August 2020

“the chapel dates back to 1428”

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Two of the World’s Greatest Paintings – Guided Brilliantly, Thrillingly

Date post added: 26th August 2020

Art criticism that “bears all the hallmarks of Helena Jones’ genius” (promise you, you’ll recognise that statement. And concur with it.). 

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Our “Undiscovered London” Walk – here’s a taster

Date post added: 25th August 2020

Dickens knew the area well…mecca for foodies…the memories remain, captured in architecture and street names

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Meet Robert – he who guides ashore & on the water

Date post added: 24th August 2020

“It’s true, I have a rare privilege – I have the right to drive sheep across London Bridge”

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London’s Royal Parks

Date post added: 23rd August 2020

“Beatrix Potter got some of the names for her characters from the gravestones there”

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Charles Dickens & London

Date post added: 22nd August 2020

“no words can express the secret agony of my soul”

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Slavery & the City

Date post added: 21st August 2020

“Britain’s slaves were not in Britain”

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Walk along the most beautiful stretch of the Thames, where lived the most remarkable human being of the past 200 years

Date post added: 19th August 2020

“his opinion of parliament was that the building should be emptied of politicians and filled with manure”

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