Our guides
All our guides have completed the Camden Tour Guides’ Association training course, and over a year have studied the past and the present of the Borough of Camden and learned how to guide on the streets and inside buildings. They have passed four examinations (two practical, two written), and wear the badge of the association shown on the right. As members they are also covered by insurance when guiding on the streets.
Many of our members are qualified in other areas of London. Each offers a unique and fascinating approach to history and modern London.
This page lists our guides in a random order. It’s also possible to search for guides in the box just below, and also see an alphabetical list of guides.



Anthony Davis
Anthony specialises in London Walks for People Who Love Books. He leads walks in Camden and Westminster which have as their theme the people who create and distribute books such


Laura Agustin
Laura Agustín has been a writer, researcher and critical historian all her life. She has been a Londoner since the 1960s, although she has lived in other towns and countries.


Judy Dixey
Judy worked in all aspects of the arts during her career, theatre, opera, a gallery, a multi-arts festival, but is now delighted to be finding out so much more about


Vincent Doyle
Hello, I have been a resident in Camden for over 3 years and fallen in the love with its vibrance , character and history. In order to share this fascination


Shirley Fortune
I am a born and bred passionate Londoner, who achieved my admission to become a qualified guide in 2018, while working for a London local authority. I have a particular


David Brown
David is a founder member of Camden Tour Guides Association, and also founded the Footprints of London guiding company. David has a Masters in Historical Research (from the IHR) and


Freda Dahl-Nielsen
I am an adopted Londoner having lived and worked in London for over 30 years as a Chartered Surveyor employed by the Civil Service. I love to travel and to

Abdiladif
Abdiladif Khader Ahmed, a London-born Muslim with Somali immigrant parents, began his volunteer journey at a food bank with the Women Inclusive Team, where he served for six months. He