Diocese of London United Kingdom John Scurr House is a renovated modernist housing block built by Stepney Metropolitan Borough Council in 1937. At the time, it was the first council scheme to be selected for display at the Ryal Academy's Annual Exhibition.

London United Kingdom The former house of comic actor Will Hay, a star of the 1930s and a renowned amateur astronomer.

London United Kingdom The amphitheatre, set into the slopes of Streatham Common, is a great place to sit and gaze over the towers of Croydon towards the North Downs.

London United Kingdom An old, narrow footbridge stars in Patrick Keiller's film, Norwood, as a border – perhaps between the lands of the living and of the dead.

London United Kingdom Along a private road behind a block of flats, the land drops away to reveal South West London all the way to the Surrey Hills, spread out before you.

London United Kingdom A wild piece of woodland, a reminder of the dairy that was on this site for more than 150 years and Streatham Wells, where spa water was bottled and sold.

London United Kingdom A lost church, destroyed in the Second World War, leaves a strange, triangular space and a sense that something is still missing.

London United Kingdom A single cedar tree is the only reminder of the demolished seat of the Dukes of Bedford and the Earl of Coventry, later Britain's only Anglican convent.

Diocese of London United Kingdom If you have watched a horror film set in Victorian London, you have probably been looking at the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich. It has been the imagined Baker Street for Sherlock Holmes, a bar for Victor Frankenstein and a dozen more besides. Listen to this viewpoint to discover five of the most interesting horrors filmed here.

Diocese of London United Kingdom In "28 Days Later" bike courier Jim awakens from a coma and finds himself in deserted London, beginning a walk that leads him to St. Anne's church and the horrors inside.