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Monthly Archives: July 2020

*Poplar-London E14 & the ‘Upper North Street School’ bombing tragedy of WW1 – London’s first ever day-time air attack

Last week saw London Shoes venture out  to do a blog, on public transport for only the 3rd time since the start of the Covid19 pandemic lockdown in March. Not essential travel, I know – but ‘Shoes’ personally believes there is a need to return to some sort of normality, and public transport is part ...Read more...

*the legacy of “Thomas Barnardo” – his ‘Barnardo Village-Girls Home’ & the ‘Ragged School’

This week London Shoes ventured out onto public transport for only the second time in the 3 months+ during these strange Covid19 virus pandemic travel restricted times – and headed off to Barkingside in the London Borough of Redbridge and also  Mile End in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets  – for the purpose of ...Read more...

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