Tagged in MISCELLANEOUS
By Dave Haste

Monday Miscellanea

Did you know that the National Portrait Gallery has been open in its current premises for 115 years?
By M@

In Pictures: Boris Anrep Mosaics At One New Change

An unusual piece of heritage in the shiny shopping complex.
By Nicolas Chinardet

In Pictures: The Heygate Estate, SE17 - A Modern Secret Garden?

A surprising wander round the near abandoned Heygate Estate.

By M@

Best Of The London Blogs: 27 March-2 April

Muppets, biscuits and bascules in this week's roundup.
By Dave Haste

Sunday Seasoning #71

Spot the taxi.

Cash In On The Royal Wedding With Airbnb

This is a sponsored post from Airbnb. Whether you live in a highrise, houseboat, townhouse or studio you might have the perfect pad for a London visitor.

By M@

In Pictures: King's Cross Redevelopment

A brief tour round the railway lands, which are now being transformed into offices and residential.

Walk London: A Mother's Day Stroll Along The Canal

A water-side stroll from Little Venice to Camden Lock.
By M@

Improbable New Tube Map Emerges

And there's a link to Brighton.
By Lindsey

Photo of the Day: Caption Required #72

Can you read the sinister magician's mind?
By M@

Roundup: London April Fools Jokes

Everyone's at it.
By M@

Lost In London: Living Simply In The City

New issue of the magazine about London's great outdoors.

The Inaugural Kettle Ridge Crisps Dodgem Derby

This is a sponsored post
By M@

The Little Book Of Tube Etiquette

New book rounds up the foibles of Tube travel.
By Lindsey

An Hour In The Life Of Greenwich Peninsula

What happens in an hour outside your place?
By M@

A Guide To Alternative London Tube Maps

From rude station names to realtime train data...
By M@

London: The Year From Space

Satellite montage shows just how many cloudy days we Londoners tolerate.
By Dave Haste

Monday Miscellanea

Find out which of London's great civil engineers was born 192 years ago today.
By Rachel Holdsworth

In Pictures: March For The Alternative

Photos from Saturday's March for the Alternative protest against the cuts - not all paint bombs and bonfires.
By M@

Best Of The London Blogs: 20-26 March

London highlights of what people used to call the Blogosphere.
By Dave Haste

Sunday Seasoning #70

Another seasonal photo for a spring Sunday.

The Co-operative: Join The Revolution

Plan Bee, supporting a new generation of urban beekeepers, is just one of the innovative community campaigns from The Co-operative.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Why Are You Protesting? Jenny Jones

Green Mayoral candidate Jenny Jones tells us why she'll be taking part in the March for the Alternative later today.
By N Quentin Woolf

Londonist Out Loud: A Podcast For London, 25 March 2011

The Choir With No Name, Olympic tickets, Bazalgette and London’s sewers, the Boris cable car, and more.