Elvis on Goodge Street, 2002
I’ve no idea what inspired someone to get out a pot of a paint and a brush and carefully write out the words Elvis on the pavement, but this is …
Elvis on Goodge Street, 2002 Read More
I’ve no idea what inspired someone to get out a pot of a paint and a brush and carefully write out the words Elvis on the pavement, but this is …
Elvis on Goodge Street, 2002 Read More
I’ve had some parsimonious pastries, stingy sticky buns, frugal fruitcakes and economical Eccles cakes, but I don’t think anything has ever come close to this miserly, paltry slither of carrot cake …
London’s meanest slice of cake? (Tate Modern) Read More
They may be horribly overdue and not particularly good, but here’s my photos from the People’s Republic of Disco party at the Brixton Windmill last Saturday.
Halloween at PROD at the Windmill, Brixton Read More
Our favourite Brixton coffee shop – Federation Coffee – has just moved from its original intimate surroundings to a bigger unit, just a few metres from the original.
Federation Coffee, Brixton Village shimmies into a new shop Read More
Appearing opposite the Brixton Academy at the back of the Backstage Bar (on Astoria Walk, SW9) was this “Thug For Life” graffiti by Banksy.
Brixton’s lost Banksy graffiti Read More
The oldest building on the Parliamentary estate, Westminster Hall, is getting on a thousand years old. I was lucky enough to be invited along to a meeting in Parliament, so grabbed …
A visit to Westminster Hall, Parliament Read More
Set to open in February 2011 is the Heron Tower skyscraper, located at 110 Bishopsgate in the City of London, near Liverpool Street station.
Heron Tower skyscraper, 110 Bishopsgate, London Read More
I love photographing New York – for a while I was lucky enough to live and work there and I’m hoping to get back over this year. I’ve visited the …
New York – Manhattan street shots Read More
It may be long closed, but the frontage of these old Tea Rooms in central London is still (just about) hanging on to life. Situated close to the British Museum …
Old Tea Rooms, Museum Street, London WC2 [updated] Read More
This was a load of fun, with a band who could best be described as ‘none more Halloween’ and a suitably scary magic set from Simon Subvert. Here’s some photos …
Offline Halloween special – photos Read More
Designed to ‘offer a taster of the amazing cultural life of this beautiful area of central London’, the Bloomsbury Festival brings together people who live and work in the area …
Bloomsbury Festival 2010 – Russell Square Gardens photos Read More
With the US Congressional mid-term elections starting up today (Tuesday), it seems an appropriate moment to post this amusing video which highlights the sheer madness of the Tea Party’s policies.
‘Hi, I’m a Tea-Partier’ [Video] Read More
I spotted several old Pullman railway coaches in a state of ruin during a trip to Cornwall in 2003. Once the byword for upmarket, luxury train travel, several of these once …
Abandoned and desolate Pullman coaches, Marazion, Cornwall Read More
With the evil con-dem alliance spending review set to destroy jobs, public services, schools and communities, a Lambeth community rally and march was announced to join together to fight all …
Lambeth Save our Services: March, Demo and Rally Read More
Lordy. This is terrifying stuff. Read on for some example quotes from Tea Party members:
The US Tea Party – the shocking, crazy, mixed-up truth [video] Read More
In the June of 2009, we spent a week in the lovely Fforest campsite near Cardigan, west Wales, and being the railway spod I am, I simply had to find …
Cardigan old railway station, Wales [photos] Read More
Another set of photos snapped around Brixton, London SW9, starting with a night view from the top of the Barrier Block. Scroll on for more!
Brixton street photos: October 2010 Read More
Is Brixton best place for great free nights out in London? I’ve lived all around London and can’t think of anywhere where you’d get this assortment of free, ‘scene’-free entertainment.
A Thursday night in Brixton: four bars, six bands and all for free Read More
A few days after the government announced massive spending cuts, a rally was held at Congress House, central London to mobilise opposition . The Tory chancellor, George Osborne, wants to see cuts of £81 billion, …
Stop the Cuts rally and Fireman’s strike, London – photos Read More
Amusingly damaged neon sign in the window of a Licensed Sex Shop, Charing Cross Road, W1.
‘Lice Sex Shop,’ bookshops, old hospitals and autumnal London street scenes Read More
A short series of photographs taken during a chilly walk to Alexandra Palace, north London, in February 2005.
Alexandra Palace, London – a winter walk Read More
I wouldn’t go as far as saying that it’s the thinnest building in London, but it has to be up there with the slenderest. The photo above is from Google …
A very, very thin house, Coldharbour Lane, Brixton, SW9 Read More
Brixton’s not all about the bustling market, a vibrant night economy, gigs, riots, drugs and all the other stuff that gets trotted out in the media – there’s also quieter …
Unseen Brixton: Archbishop’s Place, SW2 Read More
Saturday saw the 10th anniversary party of the all-girl, go-go dancing troupe, The Actionettes at the 100 Club, Oxford Street, London. It was a great party!
Actionettes 10th Birthday at the 100 Club London Read More
We had another lively Offline night on Friday, featuring the Gin Riots and Dr Vampire.
Dr Vampire and Gin Riots at Offline, Brixton Read More
In case you’ve missed it, our ace Cardiff City reporter has filed another excellent report from Saturday’s match against Brizzle City. Check it out here.
Cardiff City 3 Bristol City 2 – oh yes! Read More
Here’s a few photos I think are worth showing off in a larger format (they were previously published in a teensy weensy, bandwidth-saving size) . They were taken during our day trip …
Cambridge, England – eight photos Read More
Day Two of the Offline weekender saw a three band bill at the Brixton Albert, headlined by one of my favourite bands, Morton Valence. They were brilliant!
Electro-pop and skiffle mash up at Offline, Brixton Read More
To commemorate the birthday of the late, great Johnny Ramone (8 Oct 1948 – 15 Sept 2004), we put on a wild night of Brixton-meets-NYC rock and roll with Ramones …
JOHNNY RAMONE TRIBUTE! Brixton Offline club Read More
Brixton’s always proved a magnet for tub-thumping religious types bellowing out their beliefs, and one of my favourites were this bunch of bagpipe wielding Korean Christians, seen here in March 2001. They …
Brixton Shall be Saved – by Christian bagpipes and Bontempi organs Read More