I love a good blue plaque
Roy Reed, of ReedDesign has very kindly individually mapped London’s 957-ish blue plaques . I get the impression it’s taken some time but is far more...
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Olympic Legacy
What the future holds, through the eyes of Diamond Geezer:
2013: West Ham kick off their tenantship of the Olympic Stadium with a Division 1 home match against Accrington...
Guerilla signs on the tube
Annie Mole, the brains behind the Going Underground Blog has been collecting examples of Guerilla signs on the tube from her readers. Highlights include “For...
Pick a pickpocket to putpocket
It’s always good to read some positive news and this story about a campaign run by T-Mobile is interesting:
News Blaze: You’ve Heard of Pickpockets,...
GPS tracking on iPhone and Google Maps
One of the many applications on my iPhone is MotionX-GPS with gives you a lot of information from the GPS receiver built into the phone. It gives you proper long/lat...
Wordsworth on the tube
This morning I was lucky enough to sit opposite a poem by William Wordsworth, titled “Composed Upon Westminster Bridge”. It was part of the Poems on...
Evening Standard free for all
Today the evening standard relaunches after its “Sorry” campaign. Obviously, there’s quite a lot of talk about it, but not as much as I thought...
Name that tube and flag that city.
Today I found a new way to challenge my London knowledge, which was a map of Zone One of the London Underground without any of the station names. You have 10 minutes...
3328 photos, 2 minutes of video, 1 song.
This is a great video, i know I take a lot of pictures but the work that went into this is astonishing.
London (harder, better, faster, stronger) from David Hubert...
Mapping out the Olympic site and beyond
The Mapperz blog has highlighted a great interactive map of the activity around the country in preparation for the 2012 Olympics. Street level details shows...
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