Though London's industrial Battersea during the 1960s would have been a difficult place to live, it looks a damn sight more peaceful and relatable than it does now.

Growing up, not for one moment did we think that we would be alive to see the death of the countless public houses that watched so many our ancestors grow up.

I suddenly feel incredibly charitable

So few real cafes are left that I feel, especially at home, when I walk into one of the few authentic ones that still exist. This is how a cafe is supposed to look 🍽

POV: You've spent your entire youth falling deeply in love with London only to spend the entirety of your adulthood watching it die.

Slay King 🤴

The interior of a 1926 Rolls-Royce Phantom.

A day in the life of Vinnie Sullivan.

Working on the chapters to my biography

I spend a great deal of my time seeking out the little pockets of London in which our ancestors called home.

#BethnalGreen, East, #London