Louis Napoleon Schoenfeld’s folly became an important part of the BBC’s history.

Victorian artist George Frederic Watt’s legacy left London with one its most moving memorials.

Around Tabard Gardens Estate are some silent reminders of the worst fears of pre-war Londoners.

Thank’s to the students at Sacred Heart School I was reminded of the remarkable women of the SOE.

An unexpected discovery at Westminster Abbey reminded me of the Special Relationship and how important it is to me.

Our remembrance of the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War overlooked one of the Allies’ greatest achievements.

A recent walk around Chelsea reminded me of the dangers of wartime London.

The George Cross recognises the many forms bravery can take.

Passed in the midst of a looming national emergency, PL 76-783 would impact American life for generations.

A trip to Durham reminded me of another anniversary that should never be forgotten.

When Hermann ate crow…

Maida Vale was “blitzed” before the Blitz

Do we still need to remember the “Finest Hour”?

Surviving life in lockdown London.

Cleopatra’s Needle has survived neglect and Nazis.