There’s a little-used but really interesting walk that runs from the Millennium Dome (or ‘The O2’ or whatever it’s now called) along a riverside path into Greenwich. The walk breezes …
Millennium Dome to Greenwich walk Read More
Millennium Dome main arena, 2000. Now rebranded as The O2 and part of the ‘O2 entertainment district’ (you what?!), I’ve always rather liked the structure and even enjoyed visiting it …
Return To The Dome Read More
Some snaps from my wander around central London yesterday: Street artist in Leicester Square.
Around Leicester and Trafalgar Squares Read More
I went along to what was billed as ‘London’s Largest Living Room’ in the courtyard of Somerset House on Saturday and have to say as I was a little underwhelmed. …
Somerset House: London’s Largest Living Room Read More
Some more photos from my Saturday stroll: This elaborate piece of punctuation-untroubled stone lettering informs passers by that: “In this court in the 18th century stood the Fountain Tavern where …
Along the Strand over Waterloo Bridge to the Southbank Read More
On Saturday, I popped along to what was billed as a “national demonstration and carnival parade against fascism and racism” in Trafalgar Square put on by Love Music Hate Racism …
Love Music Hate Racism demo Read More
We had a great live show at the Brixton Albert on Saturday with the 12-strong Trans-Siberian March Band headlining. The band bravely started their set outside on Coldharbour Lane before …
Trans-Siberian March Band at Offline Read More
A few snaps taken from my stroll around Cambridge before Strawberry Fair. Cambridge is stuffed full o’history – among the great and the good who have attended their hoity toity …
Cambridge photos Read More
A picture of Brixton town hall from my Palm Centro phone.
Testing Google mobile blogging Read More
Sunset in Brixton, London.
Barrington Road, tower block sunset Read More
A quick big up for the GROSVENOR boozer at 17, Sidney Street, SW9 0TP (off Brixton Road, not far from JAMM) It’s a fabulous old school pub with two bars, …
Grosvenor Pub, Stockwell (near Brixton) Read More
We popped in to see this exhibition by photographer Clive Boursnell documenting the last days of the old central London fruit, vegetable and flower markets at Covent Garden. It’s only …
Covent Garden old market photos Read More
This was one of the best Offline nights for ages – up to forty samba drummers, dancing go-go girls, comedy, dancing and more! More pics here.
Actionettes, samba drums, comedy at Offline Read More
I love London, me. 🙂
Trafalgar Square, midnight. Read More
This was a great way to spend a Tuesday night, with indie legends Stereolab playing an intimate gig in one of Brixton’s finest venues, The Windmill. Here’s a few cameraphone …
Stereolab at the Windmill, Brixton Read More
The British Transport police at Cambridge Station were heavy handed last year, but this year they managed to add even more layers of harassment for people coming to town for …
Strawberry Fair, Cambridge. Police harassment galore. Read More
Had a top night at PlanB last night, checking out Brixton boys, The Thirst doing a live gig. Here’s some pics.
The Thirst at PlanB, Brixton Read More
So the clueless buffoon got in and immediately banned one of life’s harmless little pleasures with a piece of spectacularly ill-thought out, knee jerk legislation. This ridiculous law not only …
Boris the Buffoon’s Booze ban Read More
Starting life as a free glossy celebrating ‘offbeat and left-field cinema’, the London-based Electric Sheep magazine has moved up a gear and relaunched as a quarterly magazine published by Wallflower …
Electric Sheep Magazine launch Read More