Artwork Archive: Stanley Cohen House
Explorations, observations, discoveries
This was once the workplace of women known as prostitutes
I love this blog, and this post especially as it is my area of London
Mothers with buggies jostled with militant cyclists. Idle students lolled on the grassy verges
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Lost in its wild vegetation and pondlife, you can easily dream of a better world
Can the tyre be repaired, or is it a job for Kwik Fit?
Corporation grand project downplays postwar heritage
Don't let the miserable start to 2020 dampen your hopes
Meetings on cold wet nights are worth the effort if you want things to change.
A school and new homes are under construction. And the foundations of better community relations, too .
The people's version of history is too precious to be kept in a dusty old box.
Golden Lane is blessed with a number of social hubs, but one of them, the local laundrette, is more warm, cosy and clean-smelling than all the rest.
The modernist rooftop terrace on top of the 16-storey Great Arthur House has remained a secret for far too long.
'Culture Mile' is a grand plan to turn London's business and financial district into a cauldron of creativity. What's in it for Golden Lane Estate residents, asks Billy Mann.
Where do we stand, ask residents amid the blurred boundaries on the City's famous modernist estate.
There are some unlikely artistic gems lurking deep in the heart of old London.
City University wants to make the workplace a home from home for its hardworking academic staff.
Tenants and owner-leaseholders have different issues with the council, but they've also also been able to find a way to share common cause.
The Golden Baggers allotment project leads the way for all residents, not least in how to bake cakes.