Anne Margaret Daniel

Changed utterly | 30 May 2019

Robert Elms mourns the squats and slums of 1970s Notting Hill before luxury apartments, gyms and coffee chains spread throughout the city

  • London Made Us: A Memoir of a Shapeshifting City

    Robert Elms

    Canongate, pp. 320

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