#Thames

Tom Holland

holland_tom

"But it was always the case that London, as if in imitation of individual citizens belonging to it, had expiring fits and starts of restlessness" - Charles Dickens, 'Night Walks'

Balderdash

notDcfcBoss

As *promised, here’s a whistle-stop Shakespeare tour via the medium of a jigsaw. *threatened Let’s start with The Globe and a production of Midsummer Night’s Dream. There’s Bottom with full

Caroline P. 🇪🇺🔶

carolinep0

Another "superb" piece of social media from a UK police force. How have so many of them managed to put together social media teams who haven't the tiniest idea how

Simon MacMichael

simonmacmichael

Took this photo earlier while walking Elodie on the Thames at Chiswick, I cycle down there with her these days to give her a little walk when tide is out

Jon Burke FRSA

jonburkeUK

1/ You'll have recently come across claims that '#LowTrafficNeighbourhoods cause congestion', so I thought it might be useful to show that the real cause of traffic jams on London's roads

Heidi Alexander

Heidi_LDN

A little thread on cycling in London. The experience of a 45 year old, overweight woman - ie me (inspiration provided by @peterwalker99 in his article this morning) ... As

Ben Judah

b_judah

What this thin piece fails to crunch is the fact Global Britain is proving able to stand up for itself and interests facing China better than Global Germany or Global

London Fire Brigade

LondonFire

We’re linking up with @RNLI to deliver life-saving water safety training to staff at some of #London’s waterside venues. As the weather warms up, make sure you know how to

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heyitsminyoongi

Yoongi as Claude Monet’s painting a thread ; The Cliff at Pourville 1782 Poppies 1873 The Magpie 1868 Women in the Garden 1866 Beach in Pourville 1882 Regattas at Argenteuil

Liz Anderson 🥂📚🖋🏺📷 🍸

liz_lizanderson

Sheer rage stopped me from sleeping last so I stayed up into the early hours doing a bit more research for a Thames based project I’m working on, and fell

HE Archive

HE_Archive

The Shadbolt collection of 76 glass lantern slides includes illustrations as well as photography from the adventures of balloonist Cecil Shadbolt, taken between 1882-1892. Shadbolt sadly died in a balloon

Sara Gibbs

Sara_Rose_G

For all the brave souls who have been up all night pretending to understand the American electoral system, here are a few factoids about the British system you might not

Dan Hicks

profdanhicks

This year's teaching kicks off tomorrow with a lecture for our first years on the beginnings of Archaeology. First slide: this 1618 painting of the Earl of Arundel gesturing with

Anna Dillon

Anna_Dillon

11 years ago, my husband and I decided to walk The Ridgeway National Trail. We divided the trail into 12 sections & walked one section per month, starting in January

Stefan Simanowitz

StefSimanowitz

The River Fleet - London’s most famous subterranean waterway - rises on Hampstead Heath then runs beneath Kentish Town, Camden Town, St Pancras, Clerkenwell to Farringdon At Farringdon Street the

Sjoerd Levelt

SLevelt

a thread on an example of vile racism in UK academia. CW: racism, anonymous harassment perhaps you remember how in November, Prof. Olivette Otele posted an anonymous letter she had