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The City of London is a part of the capital like no other. Our City is the original London founded by the Romans in the first century AD which has continually changed and developed since that time. Today the City is known throughout the world as an international financial centre but there are 2000 years of history at your feet as you discover the 'Square Mile' with its traditions, lovely gardens, Wren churches, buildings ancient and modern and a whole lot more.
The walks you find listed on my page are all done with the proceeds going to a selected charity.
Over £11,000 has been raised so far for various good causes.
Please note I am currently taking a break from guiding.
Islington born and bred
City of London Guide (since 1998)
Clerkenwell & Islington Guide (since 1995)
Past Chairman of the City of London Guide Lecturers Association (City Guides)
Past Chairman of the Clerkenwell and Islington Guides Association
Wembley Stadium Guide and Visitor Host (2007 - 2021)
Former Accredited Guide to The Postal Museum
Former City of London Police Museum Guide
Former Guide at St John's Gate, Clerkenwell
Freeman of the City of London
Celebration Maker at HM The Queen's 90th Birthday Patrons Lunch in 2016
Games Maker at the Olympic Stadium during the London 2012 Olympic Games
Visitor Host at the Millennium Dome in 2000
Clerkenwell and Islington Guides
The proceeds of all the walks listed here will be donated to a chosen charity.
The Lord Mayor's Show
The next Show will take place on Saturday 11th November 2023.
The Lord Mayor's Show has been taking place since 1215.
Alderman Nicholas Lyons was elected as the 694th Lord Mayor of the City of London at Common Hall on 29th September 2022. He took office at the Silent Ceremony in Guildhall on 11th November and was 'shown' to the Citizens of London at the Lord Mayor's Show on the 12th.
The Household Cavalry's State Dress is only worn in the presence of royalty and the Lord Mayor of London. This custom dates back to the restoration of the monarchy when Parliament refused to pay for the kettle drummers and trumpeters for Charles II, so the Lord Mayor provided the money!