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London Bloggers

The London Weblog Directory


This site is a directory of weblogs written by people who live or work in london, organised by the rather iconic London Tube map (and also the central london suburban rail network, docklands light railway and croydon tramlink).

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We have some XML feeds for your enjoyment: lines, stations and weblogs (the map[xywh] data relates to pixel sizes on the full map).

If you've moved, we want to know! Click here to update your details.

Weblog Browser


We've built a cool new widget that you can put on your weblog. When people click on it, they get a little popup menu of weblogs at your station.

You can grab your copy by visiting the page for your station, and you can see a demo here.

UK Weblogs


For more UK-related weblog goodness, check out The UKBlogs Aggregator and the Recently Updated GBlogs listing. BritBlog has just launched - you should go register.

Recently Added Weblogs


Prattlings from a Pervert by Severin
Stations: Wimbledon Chase
"Known for being a bit of a rope slut, aqua slut, camera slut and all round whore."

the blog with two legs by Two Legs Good
Stations: Addiscombe / Bingham Road, East Croydon, West Croydon
"Humour, satire, whimsy, spleen and silliness collide in the blog with two legs, and it's a striking orange colour too! Croydon features heavily in here, especially in the ongoing 'A Nice Bit Of Stone-Cladding' feature."

Words of Little Relevance by James
Stations: Raynes Park, Wimbledon
"I'm a hedonist who foists his ideas on others, some of whom like my doing so. I really have nothing much to say, but that doesn't stop me from waffling anyway. If i haven't made you chuckle, then i've failed."

london living @ it's your london by Sue Hillman
Stations: Notting Hill Gate
"I've just set up a tour company in London for visitors to London and my blog is now part of that website. It's tales of what I've been doing (the best bits) and aims to interest potential visitors and be enjoyed by those who have already been or live here. "

London Sound Survey by IM Rawes
Stations: King\'s Cross St. Pancras, New Cross Gate
"London Sound Survey is all about the everyday sounds of the city, past and present. It has a growing collection of high-quality stereo recordings of places, actions and events, and historical references."

There are currently 4094 registered London weblogs.