West Ham United Football Club is one of the smaller Premiership sides, but the fans at Upton Park take a fierce pride in its history, claiming, in particular, to have been the real winners of the 1966 World Cup through West Ham trio of Moore, Hurst and Peters. The bizarre choice of club song - I'm forever blowing bubbles - a long history of producing skilful midfielders and strikers and a reputation for particularly imaginative fan violence (though this has thankfully been pretty thoroughly stamped out in the last decade) make West Ham one of London's 'character' clubs.
Fulham FC's Premiership ground.
Boosted by the funds of Harrods’ owner Mohammed Al-Fayed, this friendly west London football club has become a successful Premiership side, playing ... More
There has been a cricket club in Ealing since 1871 when Tom Hearne and Rev E.S.Carter founded the club; the reverend having returned from Australia ...More
The traditional East End and the vibrant new business culture of twenty-first century London meet in Stratford. Great connections to the Docklands business parks and ... More
The colourful East End Queen's Market specialises in African, African-Caribbean and Asian foods. With 80 stalls and 60 local shops selling everything from moth beans ...More
The colourful East End Queen's Market specialises in African, African-Caribbean and Asian foods. With 80 stalls and 60 local shops selling everything from moth beans ... More
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