Raised in South Africa, the barrister-turned-gallerist Emma Menell's career in law went hand-in-hand with activism as she took the helm of the South African Journal on Human Rights, before choosing ...

The Tyburn name was once used for a small hamlet near modern day Marble Arch. It was most infamously applied to the gallows here, known as the Tyburn Tree — London's main site of execution until ...

The Tyburn River begins in Hampstead, flows through Regent’s Park and St. James Park, and empties into the Thames. The river once branched to form the island of Thorney, upon which Westminster ...

But they are not untouched by London's life, or its deadly bombings. It is before sunrise and London has yet to wake up to a misty summer dawn, ... Tyburn sits at the top of Hyde Park, by Marble Arch, ...

South from here, the brook once babbled through a village that took its name. The Tyburn Estate, listed in the Domesday Book, extended to the south and west of modern Baker Street station.

2. Tyburn. Smithfield fell from favour as an execution site in the 1400s, with Tyburn (close to the modern landmark of Marble Arch, one of central London’s busiest corners) seizing the limelight.

The Johannesburg-based artist Michele Mathison makes symbolic play with the potential and the potential plenty of southern Africa. The centrepiece of Uproot, his new exhibition at the Tyburn Gallery ...

Tyburn was founded to deliver a “unique” offering to its varied client base, with a focus on sourcing the “finest properties and lucrative investment opportunities” in prime central London. The ...

Tyburn Academy, Auburn’ ... The name honors the more than 300 English and Irish martyrs executed between 1535 and 1681 at Tyburn crossroads at Hyde Park in London.

A special Mass takes place in Loughcrew this Sunday, June 29, to mark the start of celebrations of the 400th anniversary of ...

But they are not untouched by London's life, or its deadly bombings. ... Tyburn sits at the top of Hyde Park, by Marble Arch, a public execution site from 1196 to 1783.