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In today’s email: 

• This Walking Tour Is A Must For Paddington Bear Fans!

• Around The Web: - ‘The best places for a lovely autumn walk in London - according to people who live here, The London Underground station that randomly has a massive elephant statue looming over the escalator, Visitors guide to Royal Palaces, Castles and Residences in the UK and more.

• From Social Media -  The Churchill Arms Pub in Kensington, London, UK

• Yum - How to Make an Easy Traditional British Pork Pie

• Extra - Cultural And Trendy Walking Tour From Hackney Central To London Fields

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This Walking Tour Is A Must For Paddington Bear Fans!

We may appear serious, full of complaints, and fast walking on the outside, but we Londoners are softies, really.

Our hard exterior melts away at the sight of several things, not least, our favourite Peruvian bear, Paddington. Paddington Bear has pretty much stepped out of the books and blockbuster films, and straight into the capital’s heart, right?

Well, now you and the family can get even closer to the story and explore some of his favourite haunts on a Paddington Bear walking tour around London.

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Around The Web

The best places for a lovely autumn walk in London - according to people who live here

We were recently approached by a charming American gentleman who asked the way to London Bridge. We asked if he meant Tower Bridge, and he replied "Yes." It's quite possible he actually wanted to go to London Bridge, and we sent him the wrong way, but anyway — it got us thinking: "What things does a person do in London, which makes you instantly come to the conclusion: this person is not a Londoner?"

The London Underground station that randomly has a massive elephant statue looming over the escalator

Every day, tens of thousands of Londoners stroll past a colossal elephant on their way to work, barely giving it a second glance. Yet, like many of the capital's eccentric Tube network features, there's a fascinating backstory to this giant creature.

Park Life: Phenomenal Paintings Of London's Peaceful Side

"Emma Haworth was the first artist I fell so in love with that I knew I had to take her home. I wanted her world in my house." So says Caitlin Moran, in the foreword to a new collection of Haworth's meticulous works...

The best places to live east of London, from Diss and Dedham to Newmarket and Newport

Long outliving the pandemic, hybrid working remains a highly popular lifestyle choice. Areas east of London are tempting due to their good access into the capital — especially the City — but also because they can offer greater affordability than comparable pockets in the north, west or south..

‘Most British thing I’ve ever seen,’ people laugh as London Zoo keeper reveals posh brand he gives gorillas at tea time

Gorilla Kingdom is one of the most popular attractions in London Zoo - and for good reason…

Things To Do In London If You Like Comics

Discover major September comic events in London, including Gosh Comics signings and exhibitions. Join top graphic artists like Posy Simmonds and Charlie...

Visitors guide to Royal Palaces, Castles and Residences in the UK

The United Kingdom is home to some of the most iconic royal palaces, castles and residences in the world. From the towering turrets of Windsor Castle to the elegant interiors of Buckingham Palace, these historic buildings offer a glimpse into the lives of Britain’s royal family.

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From Social Media

The Churchill Arms Pub in Kensington, London, UK

Yum

How to Make an Easy Traditional British Pork Pie

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Extra 

Cultural And Trendy Walking Tour From Hackney Central To London Fields

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