North-East Kent from the Air

An aerial view of the seaside resorts - Margate, Broadstairs and Ramsgate - packed into the headland of Kent's north east corner.

Autumn in Dulwich Park, south London

Kensington Palace, Kensington Gardens, central London

Built in the second half of the seventeenth century, Kensington Palace has been home to Princess Diana, Will and Kate and other members of the Royal Family. Although it is a magnificent building, the Guide to the Architecture of London quotes architectural historian Nikolaus Pevsner as saying: "Never did any monarch of the age...build a less ostentatious palace."

Parliament Hill, Hampstead Heath, North London

The view south east from Parliament Hill, Hampstead Heath

Autumn Colour in Herne Hill, south London

Sunlight catches bright red leaves in the Edwardian suburb of Herne Hill

Albert Bridge at Dusk, Central London

Built in the 1870s, Albert Bridge is one of London's most distinguished and elegant river crossings. It connects upmarket Chelsea with slightly less upmarket Battersea.

Portobello Road, Notting Hill, west London

Reputedly home to the world's largest antique market each Saturday, Portobello Road is also well worth visiting during the week. Its brightly painted shops are crammed with all kinds of curiosities.

Bonfire Night in Brockwell Park, south London

Nearing the finale of the Brockwell Park fireworks display

Bonfire Night at Dulwich Park Sports Club, south London

A blazing bonfire gives way to fireworks at Dulwich Sports Club's annual bonfire night celebration. For a five pound entry fee, you get to watch a large stack of pallets go up in flames, followed by a fair firework display. You can also buy beer, burgers, hotdogs, mulled wine and fish and chips from local stalwart Olley's.