The legendary singer takes a walk to the highest point in Brent talking rivers and rock'n'roll

The editor-at-large at the Londonist takes a walk to the highest point in the borough of Barking & Dagenham

A walk to the highest point in Harrow – and all of north London – with the Ramblers' Jack Cornish. En route, we discuss the Don't Lose Your Way campaign, which is looking to safeguard rights of way before they are lost forever

Walking poet Lucy Furlong walks to the highest point in Sutton, talking suburbs, poetry and Darth Vader's gym.

A walk to the crest of Kingston-upon-Thames with local historian and author Bob Phillips

Join us on a walk through the hills of Hillingdon with Tim Ingram-Smith, creator of the London Spiral

Hiking to the heights of Hounslow with Alice Procter, an art historian and founder of the Uncomfortable Art tours. Alice discusses why she thinks it's important for us to look again at celebrated figures and artefacts – and the uncomfortable histories that lie behind them.

Having founded Black Men Walk For Health in Sheffield, Maxwell Ayamba swaps the Peak District for the Big Smoke and takes a walk to the highest point in Barnet.

A walk to the highest point in Bromley – and, indeed, all of London – with Andrew Stuck, founder of the Museum of Walking. En route to the peak, at Westerham Heights, right where Bromley meets Kent, Andrew talks about why he believes walking is a creative act.

Take a stroll with filmmaker and psychogeographer John Rogers to the highest point in Haringey.