Kilburn Tin Tabernacle Church
A corrugated iron church that contains a ship and a cathedral. Far older than you think and with a completely unexpected interior.
January 2023
Charing Cross Underground Station Tunnels
Exploring, with London Transport Museum’s Hidden London tours, the disused Jubilee Line platforms at Charing Cross and two dark tunnels.
Evanescent at the Leadenhall Building
The vast space under the Leadenhall Building in the City of London is hosting “Evanescent” presented by Atelier Sisu.
Sculpture in the City of London 2023
2023 is the 11th annual “Sculpture in the City” with artworks in prominent places and quite a few in some of the City of London’s corners.
Floating Earth by Luke Jerram at Canary Wharf
“Floating Earth” by Luke Jerram has taken centre stage at the Middle Dock in the Canary Wharf Winter Lights show.
Spitfire MJ627 Takes Off From Biggin Hill
Spitfire MJ627 Takes Off From Biggin Hill. Owned by The Spitfire Factory, it is a two seater that takes passengers.
Historic RAF Biggin Hill
A visit to the RAF Memorial Chapel at the former RAF Biggin Hill and then the Spitfire Factory to see the aircraft up close.
Frameless Immersive Art Show
I only went because I got a free ticket and was blown away. You really do feel immersed in the animated paintings. Recommended.
Temple Bar, City of London
Temple Bar was originally a gate into the City of London and is now, in its new location since 2004, the smallest City Livery Hall.
St. Paul’s Cathedral Triforium Tour
The many visitors to St. Paul’s cathedral marvel at the dome, most climb to the top, but far fewer visit the less well known Triforium.
The 1067 William Charter to London
At almost 1,000 years old, the 1067 William Charter is the oldest document held in the City of London archives.
This is England – Euro 2020 Team Portraits
Matt Small’s portraits for the FA of the Euro 2020 team celebrates the team’s achievements and the diverse group that made up the team.
St James’ Church, Bermondsey
St James’ Church Bermondsey, was built by the Commission for Building Fifty New Churches and consecrated in 1829.
Somerset House
Somerset House traces its history back hundreds of years. Having been home to Navy, records and tax offices, it is now an arts venue.
London Museum of Water and Steam
Home to a huge number of exhibits explaining the history of London’s water supply. The two beam engines are big, very big.
Thames Tideway Chambers Wharf
Photos of Thames Tideway at Chambers Wharf taken between 2014 and July 2020.
