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- World’s most expensive teabagon Oct 10, 2014 in Slugs, snails & puppydog tails London's shopsWeekly opinion and miscellany from a London cabbie Weekly opinion and miscellany from a London cabbie . . . and other trivial facts about a Knightsbridge store that’s not in Knightsbridge but Brompton Road. Harrods opens its doors to 100,000 sh...
- The Non-Mad Way to Run a Car in Londonon Oct 7, 2014 in Driven mad in London London's roadsWeekly opinion and miscellany from a London cabbie Weekly opinion and miscellany from a London cabbie Driving in London is hard work – I should know. In this Guest Post Daniel Solomou promotes the use of the Toyota Aygo and has some sage advice...
- Penguin Pool Regents Parkon Oct 2, 2014 in Urban landscape London zooWeekly opinion and miscellany from a London cabbie Weekly opinion and miscellany from a London cabbie Every month CabbieBlog hopes to show you a little gem of a building which you might have passed without noticing. The Penguin Pool is now a shad...
- The Thin Blue LineWeekly opinion and miscellany from a London cabbie Weekly opinion and miscellany from a London cabbie Exactly 185 years ago on 30th September 1829 at 6pm the first Metropolitan Police Constables marched out onto the streets of London. Paid 21/- [...
- Seeing Redon Sep 26, 2014 in Thinking allowed London cabsWeekly opinion and miscellany from a London cabbie Weekly opinion and miscellany from a London cabbie For some time London’s cabbies have felt that TfL has not had their best interests at heart. Rickshaws, unlicensed minicabs, Uber, all illegal...
- Bees, boots and baked beanson Sep 23, 2014 in Slugs, snails & puppydog tails London shopsWeekly opinion and miscellany from a London cabbie Weekly opinion and miscellany from a London cabbie It is one of London’s most iconic stores and its origins happened upon a chance meeting of two men – a shop keeper and a footman to Queen’...
- The London Grill: Flora Tonkingon Sep 19, 2014 in The GrillWeekly opinion and miscellany from a London cabbie Weekly opinion and miscellany from a London cabbie We challenge our contributor to reply to ten devilishly probing questions about their London and we don’t take “Sorry Gov” for an answer.
- The two Queens of Fleet Streeton Sep 16, 2014 in Thinking allowed London statuesWeekly opinion and miscellany from a London cabbie Weekly opinion and miscellany from a London cabbie This week Scotland goes to the polls in the most decisive vote in our nation’s history. At stake is nothing less than the breakup of the Union...
- An office in Vauxhallon Sep 12, 2014 in An artistic bent London's filmsWeekly opinion and miscellany from a London cabbie Weekly opinion and miscellany from a London cabbie It is London’s the worst kept secret, the MI6 building in Vauxhall, everybody knows that James Bond the epitome of a suave and sophisticated E...
- Black face of St. Georgeon Sep 9, 2014 in Urban landscape London curiositiesWeekly opinion and miscellany from a London cabbie Weekly opinion and miscellany from a London cabbie Quite why a church has remained on this site since 1122 I do not know. It just shows the tenacity of the area’s residents that St. George...
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