Kate Meyrick: The Unconventional Queen of Soho
Kate Meyrick, a name synonymous with the roaring twenties, nightclubs, and the glamours of Soho, was no ordinary woman. As a nightclub proprietor, she carved
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The Fascinating History of the Soho Bazaar
Recently, I had the pleasure of visiting the captivating “The Rossettis” exhibition at Tate Britain, which reminded me of the influential presence of Christina Rosetti
Karl Marx: Riches, Rags and Running Away
Karl Marx’s life in Soho was marked by hardship and intellectual achievement. As a German Jew living in exile, he struggled to make ends meet,
Lost Day-Time Soho
In 1866 the vicar of St Luke’s Berwick Street said Soho was crammed with all kinds of artisans. At the end of the 19th century
Streetart in Soho
Soho is one of the busiest and most vibrant areas of London, and is home to some of the best street art in the West
Soho-Ho Treasure Hunt
Our Soho-Ho Treasure Hunt kicked off the Christmas season on Sunday. Forty people donned their santa hats and explored the area of Carnaby street looking
Literary London Tube Map
How well do you know literary London via its tube stations? In The Book’s literary-themed map replaces stations with famous novels based on the area
