Welcome to the Camden Guides newsletter of walks and events for March, and within this month’s edition we have a comprehensive range of walks over the coming months to explore
Nestling at the foot of Pancras Square, between King’s Cross and St Pancras stations, sits a brick building proclaiming itself to be the German Gymnasium. Despite its name, the activities
What do you think about when you hear the name Primrose Hill? Good pubs, celebrity-residents, the view over London? For me, it’s a neighbourhood that looks as it does because
Welcome to the Camden Guides newsletter of walks and events for February, and within this month’s edition we have a comprehensive range of walks over the coming months to explore
Welcome to the first Camden Guides newsletter of 2024, and we have a selection of walks for you over the coming months that all illustrate the fascinating and varied history
Welcome to the final Camden Guides newsletter of 2023. Just three walks as we come to the end of the year, and the first of these takes place tomorrow, Sunday
Welcome to our newsletter of walks and events. This month’s edition highlights the diversity of subjects covered by Camden Guides, everything from “London’s Sex Industry and the Stage in the
Welcome to our newsletter of walks and events run by Camden Guides for October, and the following months. Firstly a reminder of a free event that is taking place TODAY:
Welcome to the first newsletter of walks and events from Camden Guides. Our aim is for a newsletter on the first Saturday of each month, with details of some of
According to Tasha Marks, the food historian, It was Voltaire,(1694-1778 ), the French philosopher of the Enlightenment, who said that “Ice cream is exquisite, what a pity that it is
The Roundhouse. Image Paula Pickin January 2019 Camden Town is probably most famous for its music heritage and entertainment venues, something it still embraces today. It was also the site
In October this year I received an email from the Camden Guides Association about a voluntary Oral History Project, interviewing Railway Workers of Kings Cross. Full training would be given.