In which we unveil the most publess part of London

Dear Readers,

Good evening, happy new year, and welcome back to Capital Letter. 100 years ago, London looked both the same and very different, and was witness to the General Strike of 1926. Down on the London Docks, trucks and unarmed soldiers (Churchill wanted them armed, Baldwin didn’t) were used to break the workers’ picket lines. Around 50 years late…