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A Parallel World?
In John Widdowson's last post for our Expert Blog, he reflects on the parallel Olympics.
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Posted by Geography Blog Author on 04/09/2012 2:01:14 PM | with 0 comments
06/12: Dateline London: 1952
06/12: Dateline London: 1952
In the 6th of his #geoadvent posts, Alan Parkinson goes back to the 1950s and remembers the London 'pea-soupers' that triggered environmental legislation.
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Posted by So-Shan Au on 06/12/2010 3:02:16 PM | with 0 comments
Where is London?
Where is London?
Oliver O'Brien wonders where London actually begins and ends.
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Posted by Geography Blog Author on 29/11/2010 4:04:25 PM | with 0 comments
The Barbican Estate
The Barbican Estate
Oliver O'Brien writes about the Barbican Estate, an (in)famous example of a planned post-war housing estate with a dramatic design.
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Posted by So-Shan Au on 17/11/2010 2:37:16 PM | with 0 comments
Skyscraper City or Cathedral City?
Skyscraper City or Cathedral City?
There is a burst of construction activity in the City of London at the moment – several new skyscrapers are starting to appear on the skyline, in amongst older buildings such as St Paul's Cathedral. Oliver O'Brien from UCL CASA looks at the balance between old and new.
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Posted by So-Shan Au on 12/11/2010 12:34:43 PM | with 0 comments
The Great Morning Bike Ride
The Great Morning Bike Ride
Ollie O'Brien from UCL CASA has been mapping the Barclays Cycle Hire scheme in London.
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Posted by So-Shan Au on 04/11/2010 5:51:54 PM | with 0 comments
Water under the bridge
Water under the bridge
John Widdowson writes about the River Lea that runs through the Olympic Park.
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Posted by Geography Blog Author on 15/10/2010 9:53:38 AM | with 0 comments
The regeneration of the Docklands
The regeneration of the Docklands
John Widdowson compares the regeneration in the Docklands with the Olympic Park.
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Posted by So-Shan Au on 13/10/2010 10:19:32 AM | with 0 comments
The View Tube
The View Tube
John Widdowson reflects on a busy year teaching at the Olympic classroom, the View Tube. 
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Posted by So-Shan Au on 11/10/2010 10:55:38 AM | with 0 comments
The Olympic legacy
The Olympic legacy
John Widdowson comments on the latest news about the Olympic Park's new name and the legacy programme for 2030. 
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Posted by Geography Blog Author on 08/10/2010 11:22:22 AM | with 1 comments
On your marks, get set…
On your marks, get set…
Will it or won’t it be ready? That’s the question that everybody is asking about the stadium in Delhi as athletics events get underway at the Commonwealth Games today. John Widdowson
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Posted by Geography Blog Author on 06/10/2010 11:43:34 AM | with 0 comments
Shame about the Olympic Marathon
Shame about the Olympic Marathon
John Widdowson comments on the strong rumour that the 2012 Olympic Marathon won’t be coming through the East End. 
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Posted by Geography Blog Author on 04/10/2010 12:58:15 PM | with 2 comments
Magnificent Maps - the final weekend
The final weekend approacheth ... Tom Harper
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Posted by Geography Blog Author on 17/09/2010 10:10:29 AM | with 0 comments