Supported by the London Borough of Barnet.
From Edgware to Cricklewood, and Finchley to Hampstead Garden Suburb, Barnet is known for being one of London’s largest and greenest boroughs. Historically, Barnet has been a borough that has supported commerce with 30 town centres which play different roles in the wider community.
Read MoreHome to the Windrush Generation, the Uprising in 1981, radical thinkers and activities which have shaped generations. Famous for its diverse music, food and street art scene, Brixton is filled with creativity.
Read MoreThe City of London is a uniquely rich mix of ancient and modern. It’s archaeological layers are a mix of Roman, Saxon, Medieval and the ash of the Great Fire in 1666. The ancient walls have contained the City throughout...
Read MoreSupported by Central District Alliance & Hatton Garden.
The Clerkenwell and Holborn Destination is a chance to highlight the common spaces that anchor the area’s vibrant neighbourhoods. From Clerkenwell Green to Princes Circus, collaborative efforts by the public and private sectors have enabled these historic areas to evolve...
Read MoreSupported by the London Borough of Bromley and Penge SE20 BID.
Crystal Palace is one of London’s most historic and architecturally significant areas named after the Crystal Palace Exhibition building first installed on site in 1854. Although the building no longer stands, its history is not forgotten, and its legacy of...
Read MoreSupported by the Royal Docks and Mayor of London.
The Royal Docks were once our gateway to the world. Built between the 1850s and 1920s, they fuelled our international trade and brought wealth, people and produce from around the world into the country. As ships grew, much of this...
Read MoreThe South Westminster connected trails take us from Victoria, up to Westminster, through Whitehall and on into Northbank past many of the most well-known sites in London: Westminster Abbey, the Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square and more. From the political...
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