
My Clerkenwell Life | Ann Kenrick OBE
September 29, 2018 4:19 pm Leave your thoughtsCycling enthusiast, writer, Master of the Charterhouse, Ann Kenrick OBE is also a true Clerkenwell convert. She, quite rightly, would urge... View Article
Cycling enthusiast, writer, Master of the Charterhouse, Ann Kenrick OBE is also a true Clerkenwell convert. She, quite rightly, would urge... View Article
Not just clocks and watches… Clerkenwell’s rich design past even boasts cars and motorbikes. Carl Gardner explores the history of... View Article
St James’s, Clerkenwell has a long history involving Benedictine nuns, the Smithfield martyrs and a princess. With this local landmark,... View Article
The Farmiloe Building came alive with Clerkenwell Design Week. Our columnist bids a fond farewell to the event space and... View Article
Below we outline some of the slang to describe London fog over the years, that has made it into our... View Article
For more than 150 years, Clerkenwell and the capital as a whole endured a famous fog that was both friend... View Article
They say what you can’t see can’t hurt you. These three literally hidden secrets from EC1’s history prove otherwise
Footie matches, festivals, pop concerts — all great reasons for an atmospheric gathering. But none of these modernday occasions have... View Article