London Blog Posts

Hampton Court – A Palace Where the Royals Spent Their Summers
The Boot and Flogger: A Comprehensive Guide
Christmas Lights in the West End for a Magical Experience
The Dalek Invasion of London: Doctor Who Filming Locations 1964
UK Supreme Court: Key Cases You Should Know
St Paul’s Cathedral Filming Locations
Medieval London Bridge: A Historic Marvel Revealed
Ghost of Cock Lane: The Story Behind the Legend
St Mary le Bow: Discover Its Architectural Beauty
Do No Harm: The Anatomy of London’s Medical Schools
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London History Podcast Episodes

Episode 146 Jumping Tower Bridge
Episode 146: Jumping Tower Bridge
Episode 145 Feasting in London Square
 Episode 145: London’s Feasting: History of Puddings, Pies & Markets
Episode 144 Who Was Ebeneezer Scrooge (1)
Episode 144: Who Was Ebeneezer Scrooge?
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Episode 143: Oliver Twist’s London
Episode 142  Monsters and Myths of London
Episode 142: Monsters and Myths of London
Episode 141 London History Podcast
Episode 141: Mocked in London Part 1: Umbrellas
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Episode 140: The Iron Duke: Gadgets, Survival & Innovation
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Episode 139: Downing Street – A Microcosm of London
Episode 138 Dockside Gold
Episode 138: Dockside Gold: How Whales Transformed London
Episode 137
Episode 137: The Thames Tunnel
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Rainham Hall, in the London Borough of Havering may not be the largest house in London, but it is certainly one of the most charming. Now owned by the National […]

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Dating the precise collapse of Roman rule in London is hard. However, a lack of archaeological finds for the fifth century suggests that the Roman city was largely empty by […]

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