Layman's London

  This group of mid-eighteenth century town houses are Grade II listed.  One of them bears a GLC blue plaque noting that the architect John ...

  Timeless Trinity Church Square is brought up to date by the presence of a solitary electric bike.

  Looking down Gypsy Hill from Crystal Palace, in the aftermath of a hail storm. 

  Sun follows rain leaving Dulwich College glistening in the glare.

  On a sunny Sunday, the outdoor tables of the cafes surrounding Herne Hill's market get pretty busy.

  Handsome Number 54 Farringdon Street, which now houses GiGi's restaurant and bar, is Grade-II listed. Built in the 1860s from Portland...

Built in 1930 in a neo-classical style, Grade-II listed Unilever House has nine floors, a basement and a sub-basement that can house up to 4...

  Running parallel to Railton Road, Mayall Road, line with late Victorian terraces, connects Brixton and Herne Hill.