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london’s least used roads #5 – London Wall

Posted in London's Least Used Roads on June 22, 2009 | 3 Comments »

I can hear you all choking on your cornflakes or spluttering on you morning cuppa, but bear with me on this one. I’m not talking about THAT bit of London Wall at the eastern end that goes from Wormwood Street to Moorgate and always seems to be busy. Certainly at the moment it [...]

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london’s least used roads #4 – Bourdon Street, W1

Posted in London's Least Used Roads on April 15, 2009 | 4 Comments »

Mayfair, as those of you that follow me on Twitter may already have deduced, is fast becoming my second home. Not because I’m so loaded that I have a little pied a terre there, or that I fill my days with long lunches at The Connaught Hotel or sleb hangout Cecconi’s. No such [...]

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london’s least used roads #3 – the whitehall triangle

Posted in London's Least Used Roads on February 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

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Don’t say I don’t try to give you a bit of value for money.  Not content with giving you 2 roads in my last “least used roads” edition, I’ve upped the anti and provided you with 5 roads this time.  AND, look up there at the top of this post, an interactive Google [...]

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london’s least used roads #2 – royal college st & st pancras way, NW1

Posted in London's Least Used Roads on January 11, 2009 | 3 Comments »

In these troubled times even bloggers are forced into desperate attempts to get people in the door to buy read their shite.  Therefore in the spirit of the January sales that started, it seems, back in August, I give you two “least used” roads for the price of one.  And they really do come as [...]

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london’s least used roads #1 – Queensbridge Road, E8

Posted in London's Least Used Roads on December 16, 2008 | 1 Comment »

I learnt a lot of stuff doing the knowledge. 10,000+ “points of interest“, 700+ separate routes crossing the Capital, then thousands of “point to point“ questions until you finally get that map of London lodged in your head and a nice shiny green badge from the PCO. Much of that vital information (Burton [...]

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