If you look at the red brick building next to the Crown in recently re-landscaped Princes Circus you might spot a blue plaque above the door and between the first
Doctor, decorator, prisoner, politician, militant suffragette and mathematical genius. Sue’s Bloomsbury walk explores the life and legacy of the extraordinary women of the Garrett family. Millicent led the non-violent suffragists,
Florence Onyebuchi “Buchi” Emecheta OBE (21 July 1944 – 25 January 2017) is the author of 15 adult novels, four children’s books and 2 plays. She was a prolific and pioneering writer
Camden has a long and honourable history of radical theatre, from social and political issues of the day in the 19th century to the first on-stage nudity in a public
Elizabeth Garrett, (b. Whitechapel 1836) was brought up in Aldeburgh, Suffolk where she eventually retired but it is in Bloomsbury that we can still see evidence of the legacy left
Looking at this imposing Grade II listed church in the east London suburb of Wanstead it would be hard to imagine its very unusual history. Now well-connected by the Central