Welcome to the April listing of walks by Camden Guides for April 2026, where we start with: Secrets of St. Giles and Seven Dials: a walk through London’s dark past
Welcome to the March listing of walks by Camden Guides for March 2026, where we start with: Dodging the Blitz: Bloomsbury Second World War Novels Graham Greene’s End of the
Welcome to the February listing of walks by Camden Guides for February 2026, where we start with: Happy 200th birthday to UCL! A medical walk round Fitzrovia Meet opposite one
Looking back – and stepping in to 2026… As we close the year, we’ve been reflecting on what a special one it has been for Camden. In 2025, the borough
What links Peter Pan and the suffragette movement? Bloomsbury – and the Marchmont Association, who champion the community and highlight its extraordinary past. This week, Camden Guide Julie Conway shines
Four walks make up our final newsletter for 2025, with the first taking place on the afternoon of the newsletter’s publication, so if you would like to explore the life
This week as part of our series celebrating 60 years of the Borough of Camden, one of our Camden Guide’s tells the story behind the borough’s distinctive Coat of Arms.
This week Camden Guide Jane V is shining a light on one of Camden’s best kept secrets and a little reminder if we don’t use it, we could lose it.
This week Camden Guide, Lynette Denzey, continues exploring Camden’s Leslie Green stations. CAMDEN’S GREEN STATIONS Leslie William Green (Wikipedia) In 1903 Leslie Green was appointed architect for the Underground Electric
Welcome to our November newsletter of walks and events, and now that the clocks have changed and the nights are getting longer, we start with a twilight walk, exploring a
This week our Camden 60 blog is by Camden Guide Jane V. During our training to become a Camden Guide, we explore the borough through a mix of classroom lessons
This week, Camden guide Lynette Denzey shares the second post in her series on Leslie Green, the architect behind 11 of Camden’s 17 Tube stations. Second stop: Warren Street. CAMDEN’S