St Katharine’s
St Katharine’s, Tower Hamlets A revitalised part of the former London docks, located between Wapping and the Tower In 1147 Queen Matilda established a church-cum-hospital that…
Read MoreSt Katharine’s, Tower Hamlets A revitalised part of the former London docks, located between Wapping and the Tower In 1147 Queen Matilda established a church-cum-hospital that…
Read MoreAll Saints, Tower Hamlets Poplar’s parish church and the Docklands Light Railway station named after it are both situated on the south side of East…
Read MoreHackney Wick, Hackney/Tower Hamlets This hitherto run-down Leaside area, divided from the rest of Hackney by the East Cross Route, is presently exhibiting a flowering…
Read MoreLangdon Park, Tower Hamlets A conservation area, open space and Docklands Light Railway station in north-east Poplar Well into the first half of the 19th…
Read MoreIsle of Dogs, Tower Hamlets An 800-acre tongue of land jutting into the Thames opposite Deptford and Greenwich, now dominated by the gleaming towers of…
Read More…building in the Square Mile to break the 200-metre barrier since Tower 42 (the NatWest Tower). In its early days it was sometimes known as…
Read More…to create London’s greatest leisure attraction, including a tower that would be taller than the Eiffel Tower. The project was a failure in every respect.…
Read MoreTraitor’s Gate Traitor’s (or Traitors’) Gate was a watergate – originally simply called the Water Gate – beneath St Thomas’s Tower at the Tower…
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