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The Museum Next Door: Smithfield’s Final Years as a Working Market

At four in the morning on a weekday, the lorries are still backing into the loading bays along Charterhouse Street,…

John ConnorSeptember 16, 2026
London Times

Why London’s Booksellers’ Row Still Survives

Watkins Books moved into 21 Cecil Court in 1901. This year it has been at the same address for 125…

John ConnorJune 26, 2026
London Times

Stay as Long as You Like, Just Don’t Make a Sound. The Quiet Death of Corsica Studios

On the last Sunday in March, Kode9, SHERELLE, Pearson Sound, Josey Rebelle and Daniel Avery took turns in the two…

John ConnorMay 20, 2026
London Times

Taxed on a Good Year: How London’s Locals Ended Up Paying for 2024

The Bricklayers Arms on Upper Richmond Road is Putney’s oldest pub, and this spring it became something else as well:…

John ConnorApril 20, 2026
London Times

Polishing the Frame, Losing the Picture – Portobello Road’s £4.4m Makeover

Stand at the Chepstow Villas end of Portobello Road early on a Saturday and you can still watch the old…

John ConnorMarch 25, 2026
London Times

Thirteen Green Huts: London’s Cabmen’s Shelters at 150

There is a queue at the hatch in Russell Square most mornings. Office workers from the Bloomsbury blocks and tradespeople…

John ConnorNovember 13, 2025

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