DOCSLIB.ORG

London Assembly 25 March 2009 Ninth Mayor’S Report to the Assembly

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
London Assembly 25 March 2009 Ninth Mayor’S Report to the Assembly Item 3 London Assembly 25 March 2009 Ninth Mayor’s Report to the Assembly This is my ninth report to the Assembly, fulfilling my duty under Section 45 of the Greater London Authority Act 1999. It covers the period 12 February to 11 March 2009. Executive Summary East London Line On 12 February, the Transport Secretary, Geoff Hoon, joined me at Clapham Junction Station to announce an agreement that will fund a new extension of the East London Line linking Surrey Quays on the East London Line extension to Clapham Junction in the south. This means that Phase two can now be constructed before the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Council Tax Freeze On 11 February, my first GLA budget was approved by the London Assembly. The budget will deliver an increase in frontline services and productivity, with an unprecedented freeze in the GLA’s share of the council tax. Priority Parks On 4 March, I revealed the top-ten winning parks, which thousands of Londoners have voted to each receive a £400,000 makeover. I also announced that Burgess Park in Southwark will get a £2million cash bonanza for a major revamp. First Steps On 3 March, the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) and I, unveiled a multi-million pound initiative which will deliver around 3,000 new affordable homes for Londoners and will also kick start my ‘First Steps’ (low cost home ownership) initiative. Policing and Community Safety Code of Conduct Statement I welcome the report of Jonathan Goolden. He concludes that I did not fail to comply with the Code of Conduct of the MPA and GLA and that I did not disclose confidential information, improperly confer and advantage or disadvantage or bring my office or authority into disrepute. On 4 March, the GLA Standards Committee also agreed to accept Jonathan Goolden’s report and recommendations. The Standards Committee also recommended that appropriate training 1 on the GLA and MPA Code of Conduct be made available and taken up by the Mayor and Mayor’s Office. I will now reflect on suggestions for the future on how to deal with extraordinary situations when they arise. I am happy to engage in the adoption of a protocol to cover the management of information by senior police officers, senior members and officers of the MPA and I in relation to a critical incident. I have cooperated fully with Mr Goolden’s investigation and am pleased that it has moved so swiftly to deal with the issues that were raised. I am however disappointed that this investigation has so far cost the taxpayer in excess of £11,000. What rightly matters to Londoners is what we do to make our streets safer from knife crime and violence and how we support businesses and individuals through the downturn and that is what I am giving my full attention to. Youth Violence I have responded to the All Party Parliamentary Group on Child and Youth Crime inquiry into the use of knives by young people, where I was able to outline my plans to tackle this problem in London. The inquiry heard that youth violence requires a multi-pronged approach. I was able to show how my plans, set out in Time for Action, aim to keep young people in school, to work more intensively with first time offenders in custody, to increase the numbers of apprenticeships and to provide young people in care with long-term mentors. While recent figures show that knife crime generally in London is down by over 13 per cent in the past year, young people are still too often both the victims and perpetrators. As Time for Action begins rolling out over the next few months, we will see more support for mechanisms to help these youngsters, before their lives go irretrievably wrong. Policing & Crime Bill I submitted a memorandum to the Policing & Crime Public Bill Committee, proposing a number of amendments aimed at improving local accountability and setting out a model for stronger regional and local policing accountability and leadership. I also commented on other elements of the Bill that are relevant to my responsibilities. These proposals include: • The Mayor of London be given powers to appoint and dismiss the Metropolitan Police Commissioner, and to set force-wide priorities in a four-year Policing London Strategy; • Mayoral powers to appoint full MPA Membership; • London Assembly is given scrutiny-policing powers in the way it currently oversees Transport for London and the London Development Agency. Operation Ridgeway makes over 1,000 arrests More than 1,000 arrests were made as the result of Operation Ridgeway - a two phased operation that used high visibility patrols to combat anti-social behaviour and pickpocketing on London’s buses. 2 Phase One was carried out by the Metropolitan Police Service’s Transport Operational Command Unit (TOCU) and funded by Transport for London. It combated anti-social behaviour during the Halloween and Bonfire Night period. Up to two hundred officers were involved and made around 500 arrests. The second phase of the operation took place in the run up to Christmas and resulted in more than 600 arrests. This sort of operation has two clear goals. Firstly it makes it exceedingly plain to the pickpockets and badly behaved that they will not be tolerated on our buses. And secondly these patrols provide an important reassurance for the millions of law abiding passengers who should not have to suffer from the mindless behaviour of the few. Crackdown on Illegal Cabs in Central London On 20 and 21 February, the Metropolitan Police Service and Transport for London conducted “Operation Helvellyn” as part of a drive to tackle taxi touts in central London. Uniformed Police Officers and Police Community Support Officers patrolled hotspots to tackle touting and other cab related issues. They also offered advice to members of the public warning them that any minicab journey that is not booked through a licensed minicab operator is illegal, uninsured and unsafe. Bar and club managers whose venues attract high numbers of illegal cabs were also advised of the danger these cabs pose to their customers. The operation also involved Transport for London’s Public Carriage Office, checking on the activities of licensed drivers and operators, and the Vehicle & Operator Services Agency (VOSA) which carried out roadside safety checks of licensed taxis and private hire vehicles in the Strand and in Haymarket. The safety and security of people travelling around London is a top priority, and during the election I promised to crack down on the illegal touts that put the lives of Londoners and visitors in danger. Older People and Crime Conference My Deputy Mayor, Richard Barnes, formally opened and chaired on my behalf the Older People and Crime Conference at City Hall on 6 March. Other speakers included Steve Allen, the Acting Deputy Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police and Frances Davidson, the Chair of the Islington Mobility Forum for elderly and disabled people, Islington Neighbourhood Watch and Desmond Griffiths from the GLA’s peer Outreach team. As part of my electoral pledge to make London safer for older people, the conference looked at what additional action the GLA, the MPA, the MPS and other partners could take. Over 100 older people attended the Conference as well as senior local authority officers, older people’s champions, local councillors, community and voluntary sector groups, Safer Neighbourhood Teams, the British Transport Police and intergenerational groups. I have already taken a number of steps to make London safer. These include – • Increasing the number of uniformed presence on public transport, particularly buses, and has added an extra 440 PCSO’s to Safer Transport Teams; • Trailing live CCTV for 6 months on a selection of the worst bus routes for crime; and 3 • Launching ‘Time for Action’ which sets out a number of proposals to reduce youth crime and increase opportunities for young people. The Older People’s Action Plan was also launched at the event. The plan pulls together current actions that we are taking for older people across the entire GLA Group, not just on crime. It is a live document that will be updated by continually consulting with older people and interested bodies/partners. It is a statement of where we are at the moment and will evolve over the year ahead. LOPSG have been involved in the production of the document and aim to make it the theme of this year’s Older People Assembly in July 2009 so everyone attending can comment on it and help to develop it further. Transport The Bethnal Green Tube Disaster Memorial Service My Deputy Mayor, Richard Barnes, attended The Bethnal Green Tube Disaster Memorial Service on my behalf on 1 March. The service was held at St John’s Church in Bethnal Green and was followed by a blessing at the tube station. During the Second World War, Bethnal Green Underground Station was used as an underground air raid shelter. On the evening of 1 March 1943 at 8.17pm the air raid siren sounded in Bethnal Green indicating a forthcoming air raid. Hundreds of Londoners sought shelter in the Underground Station. At 8.27pm an anti aircraft rocket was launched nearby and because the sound was loud and unfamiliar it caused a panic in the shelter underground. A surge of people caused a large crush of some 300 people. 173 people lost their lives in the disaster including some 62 children. The disaster is the largest loss of life in a single incident on the London Underground network. Stansted Express to sell Visitor Oyster Cards On 17 February, Transport for London and Stansted Express announced a joint initiative enabling passengers to buy Visitor Oyster Cards when they purchase their train tickets at Stansted, allowing direct access to the Tube and bus network as soon as they arrive in London.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • January 2009 the WATERLOO COMMUNITY SOLICITORS We Can Help with All Your Legal Problems
    THIS MONTH: Waterloo City Square p3 • Holocaust Memorial p3 • Opera from NY p4 Free walks p4 • Southwark Playhouse Secrets p5 • Waterloo Is... p6 • Book reviews p8 January 2009 THE WATERLOO COMMUNITY SOLICITORS We can help with all your legal problems ■ Property ■ Family ■ Children ■ Housing ■ Criminal For a friendly professional service Only two minutes from Waterloo Station SE1 Contact Steel & Shamash 12 Baylis Road • Waterloo • London • SE1 7AA Tel: 020 7803 3999 Issuein 127 FREE Email: [email protected] in Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Park SE1Culture & history Regeneration in 2009Transport on Saturday 9 May will mark the 10th The year begins with the reopening Some local schemes may have After years of talking work is finally anniversary of the unveiling of the Soviet of Topolski Century on the South Bank been stalled by the economic downturn beginning in earnest on the Thameslink War Memorial. after its Lottery-funded revamp. but the signs are that work will finally Programme which will have a major The 250th anniversary of the birth The small new cinema at start this year on the Shard at London impact on Borough Market and the of feminist writer Mary Wollstonecraft Bermondsey Square run by Shortwave Bridge. Sellar Property also seems poised riverside walkway at Blackfriars Bridge. falls in April. She lived in Dolben Street. Films should also open its doors soon. to unveil some audacious proposals for Early this year Nicholas Grimshaw’s September is the tercentenary of the 2009 is likely to bring further development south of St Thomas’ Street. Waterloo International – disused since birth of writer Samuel Johnson who for discussion about the future of the 2009 will be a decisive year for November 2007 – will be partially a time lived on Bankside at the Anchor.
    [Show full text]
  • April 2021 E-Newsletter
    Nurture Group Employee Newsletter April 2021 GEM AWARD CONGRATULATIONS John Harnett 'Exceeding client expectations and receiving praise for short notice request carried out to excellent standards, in addition John stays until dark to complete work in time for deadlines' Bryan Reynolds – Potters Fields Park 'Repeatedly going above and beyond to ensure the site is maintained to the highest standard' Karl Buckingham – Potters Fields Park 'Repeatedly going above and beyond to ensure the site is maintained to the highest standard' Dave Nicholls – Rishton Workshop 'Shown great character in absence of line manager's leadership. Managed workload and dealt with workshop duties by going above and beyond' Anthony Wheatley - Elephant Park 'Worked tirelessly over the last year to improve client relationship and site appearance, especially an amazing display of flowers. Praise from residents' Alejandro Moreno – Neo Bankside 'Joined toward the end of 2020 and formed solid client relationships and has made the site look incredible - a great turnaround. Received compliments from residents' Edward O'Nion and Greg Stewart - Scotland 'Repeatedly going the extra mile' John Paul Cross 'He chose to work in his own time to design and implement the site garden. He has shown initiative, problem solving and teamwork' Nursery Court Training Bill Davidson led an IOSH training session in the new 'green room' at Nursery Court. HSE Bootle, CBRE 'I just wanted to write to pass on our thanks to the Team who worked on site at HSE Bootle. Marvin Dwyer and Ian Fisher are extremely hard working, pleasant, always helpful, and informative. All our requests are dealt with swiftly, he adapts his schedule around the requirements of the site.
    [Show full text]
  • Southwark Life
    Southwark LifeSummer 2021 COVID catch up The latest on vaccines, testing and the Roadmap out of lockdown Splash down The borough’s newest park opens at Elephant & Castle Youth Parliament Our Youth New Deal includes a raft of support for our young people – so get involved PLUS Southwark Summer Fun for all the family this summer as our shows and festivals return Your magazine from Southwark Council LTR SLife ad 2021 HYS.qxp_Layout 1 20/05/2021 15:47 Page 1 Help us make private renting better in Southwark A third of homes in Southwark are OurO consultationur online privately rented and this number continues conwillsu closeltatio onn will to grow. That’s why it’s never been more close on important that our plans for property 28 June 2021 licensing of privately rented homes work 28Don’t Ju missne 2your02 1 for everyone. chanceDon’t m itoss have your chayournce say.to have your say. Complete the online survey and share your views at: www.southwark.gov.uk/propertylicensing2021 To request a paper copy of the survey, email: [email protected] Or telephone 020 7525 5140 Have your say Summer 2021 Contents 4 Need to know – all the latest news from around the borough 7 Green and tidy – our new council homes are hitting greener standards welcome... 8 Catch up on COVID – the latest on the Government’s roadmap and Hello and welcome to our summer edition of Southwark Life. impact on the council’s services We are working hard to make this a fun and safe summer for 12 Ballots for better homes – everyone in Southwark.
    [Show full text]
  • London Borough of Southwark
    London Borough of Southwark Five and Fifteen Year Housing Land Supply Update: 2020- 2036 (June, 2021 - updated) Contents 1. Executive summary ......................................................................................................................... 1 2. Policy overview ............................................................................................................................... 3 3. Southwark’s Housing Requirement .............................................................................................. 13 4. Five and fifteen year land supply methodology ............................................................................... 15 5. Summary of housing supply in Southwark ........................................................................................ 22 Appendices Appendix 1- Five and fifteen year housing land supply Appendix 2 - Approved planning permissions in the pipeline Appendix 3 - New Council Homes Delivery pipeline List of tables Table 1: Policy overview Table 2: Housing Delivery Test results for Southwark Table 3: Prior Approvals from office to residential completions Table 4: Completions on small sites (<0.25 hectares) Table 5: Five year land supply Table 6: Six to fifteen year land supply Abbreviations GLA – Greater London Authority HDT – Housing Delivery Test LBS – London Borough of Southwark LDD – London Development Database LPA – Local Planning Authority MHCLG - Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government NPPF – National Planning Policy Framework NPPG - National
    [Show full text]
  • Bankside, Borough and London Bridge
    *An informal draft is available from 1 January 2009. There may be changes Timeline for consultation to the draft following comments from the Planning Committee and Executive. The formal draft will be available from 12 February and you will be Consultation on sustainability scoping report 31July to 4 September 2009 able to make written comments on it for 6 weeks until 26 March 2010. Publication of draft Bankside, Borough and 1 January 2010 All comments must be received by 5pm 26 March 2010. London Bridge SPD/OAPF* Presentation to Planning Committee for 19 January 2010 Contact us with any questions or for copies of this document. comment If you have any queries regarding this document please call planning policy. Presentation to Executive for approval for formal 9 February 2010 Comments can be returned by post, fax or email to: consultation Michael Carnuccio Formal consultation on Bankside, Borough and 12 February to 26 March London Bridge SPD/OAPF, sustainability appraisal 2010 Planning policy and equalities impact assessment Regeneration and neighbourhoods FREEPOST SE1919/14 Adopt final version of the Borough, Bankside and June 2011 London Bridge SPD/OAPF London SE17 2ES Email: [email protected] Fax: 020 7084 0347 Phone: 020 7525 5471 Copies are available at www.southwark.gov.uk/bblbspd, libraries and one stop shops. 2 Contents 4 Detailed planning guidance 22 4.1 Land use and activities 22 1 Introduction 5 4.1.1 Retail 22 1.1 What does this document do? 6 4.1.2 Restaurants, cafes, drinking establishments and 24 1.2 The area
    [Show full text]
  • Open Space Strategy Evidence Base Report
    Southwark Open Space Strategy www.southwark.gov.uk Qualitative Component 8.84 Children’s play provision within the borough should be of adequate quality and provide a range of facilities associated with the size of the facility. The playable space typology should be used to assess levels of adequacy in terms of the range and quality of provision. The children’s play section earlier in this chapter provides further guidelines on the quality and design of new children’s play facilities. Accessibility Component 8.85 All residents within the borough should have access to areas of formal and informal play provision for children and teenagers within 400m from home. Accessibility standards for diff erent types of children’s play provision should follow the GLA guidance as follows: • small areas of play for younger children (maximum 100m walk); • local facilities (maximum 400m walk); and • larger equipped areas of play for older children (maximum 800m walk). Natural Greenspace Quantitative Component 8.86 Chapter 5 identifi ed that there is a total of 1.79ha of natural greenspace provision per 1,000 population. This is expected to fall to 1.51ha of park provision per 1,000 population in 2026, taking into account the projected increase in population of 54,000 people between 2011 and 2026. The residents’ survey revealed that Southwark has a relatively high level of satisfaction with the current levels of provision natural greenspace and, as such, it is considered that a standard of 1.51ha per 1,000 population is realistic. The sub-areas which fall below the 1.51ha per 1,000 population, and should be prioritised for additional natural greenspace provision, are: • Bankside, Borough and London Bridge; • Bermondsey and Old Kent Road; • Camberwell; and • Elephant and Castle 8.87 Proposals for new housing development should be accompanied by proposals to improve the provision of natural greenspace where appropriate.
    [Show full text]
  • Sticker Page
    Sticker page 7 2. Type of risk at and diabetes 1 support and care for people affected by by affected people for care and support campaigns and fighting for the best best the for fighting and campaigns making diabetes a priority through our our through priority a diabetes making helping us fund research breakthroughs, breakthroughs, research fund us helping 8 you’re money, raising and walking By 2 can do no harm. no do can walking towards a future where diabetes diabetes where future a towards walking 9 are we Together Bridge. Tower at end 3 these 10 miles, and your path doesn’t doesn’t path your and miles, 10 these But your journey is much greater than than greater much is journey your But miles across London’s finest bridges. finest London’s across miles Thank you for joining us in walking 10 10 walking in us joining for you Thank Thank you Thank To find out how we might be able to help you, or someone you know go to www.diabetes.org.uk Sunday, 29 September 2019 For further information on other 10 events and ways you can support Map 4 us get in touch. 0345 123 2399 [email protected] 11 5 For a world where diabetes can do no harm 12 6 The British Diabetic Association operating as Diabetes UK, a charity registered in England and Wales (no. 215199) and in Scotland (no. SC039136). A company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales with no. 00339181 and registered office at Wells Lawrence House, 126 Back Church Lane London E1 1FH.
    [Show full text]
  • A Truly Unique Retail & Leisure
    A TRULY UNIQUE RETAIL & LEISURE OPPORTUNITY 400,000 40,000 workers in The City office workers within 7 minutes walk 3,500,000 4,500,000 footfall a year visitors to Borough Market every year 3,000,000 tourists to the Tower of London and Tower Bridge every year 67,000,000 commuters through London Bridge station every year One Tower Bridge In an unparalleled location Unique diversity... Unrivalled connections... One world class between More London • The area is home to London’s • Tower Bridge is a major through- and Shad Thames sits iconic tourist attractions - route for workers and traffic One Tower Bridge, Tower Bridge, Tower of London, heading into one of the world’s London Eye, The Globe Theatre, leading financial centres. destination CITY OF LONDON an exceptional mixed HMS Belfast, Tate Modern and • The redevelopment of London use development on Borough Market, attracting Bridge Station will see passenger SKY GARDEN London’s Southbank. millions of visitors each year. numbers rise from 67m to 75m by 2018. MONUMENT • Borough Market, Bermondsey TOWER HILL Antiques Market, Maltby Street • The Thames Clipper Riverboat Market, Bermondsey Street also provides services to Canary and the Tate Modern, draw an Wharf and the heart of London. TOWER eclectic mix of Londoners to OF LONDON THAMES CLIPPER this unique area. LONDON BRIDGE TOM’S KITCHEN • The Shard has galvanised the ST KATHARINE’S DOCK area as one of London’s premier BOROUGH MARKET office locations, along with More LONDON BRIDGE TOOLEY STREET London and City Hall. THE SHARD TOWER BRIDGE • Potters Field Park is one of PONT DE LA TOUR BERMONDSEY STREET SHAD THAMES London’s most central and MAGDALEN ST OLAVE’S vibrant green spaces.
    [Show full text]
  • Berkeley-One-Tower-Bridge-Brochure
    1 ONE TOWER BRIDGE | CONTENTS WELCOME HOME TO A SPECTACULAR VIEW 04 A LIVING HISTORY 10 HISTORY OF CAMPANILES 14 A REMARKABLE LOCATION 18 CREATING EXCELLENCE 28 THE ULTIMATE LONDON ADDRESS 36 SPA & WELLBEING FACILITY 40 EXCLUSIVE LIVING 47 EXCEPTIONAL APARTMENTS 55 WHY CHOOSE BERKELEY 79 MORE INFORMATION 84 | 2 3 THE TOWER ONE TOWER BRIDGE | WELCOME HOME TO A SPECTACULAR VIEW | 4 5 THE TOWER ONE TOWER BRIDGE One Tower Bridge has been designed with great respect for its surroundings and the famous monuments which make this location so outstanding. Through expert craftsmanship and a singular design One Tower Bridge has now joined the London skyline to become one of these monuments. The Tower takes the historic landmarks as its reference and makes special emphasis of the spectacular views from each apartment, which include the beautifully landscaped courtyard, River Thames, Tower Bridge and the nearby Potters Fields Park. Each apartment is magnificently proportioned to take full control of your private floor, maximising your unique view. A spirit of traditional craftsmanship is evident in every detail from the floor to ceiling glazing through to the luxury specification. The Tower adds a new dimension to the architectural story of the area, and offers you the opportunity to be part of it. It is not only a fitting place from which to look out and admire the celebrated skyline of this great world city, but a location where your apartment is its newest part. LEFT The Tower rises from a scenic public walkway into London’s skyline. 6 7 THE TOWER ONE TOWER BRIDGE One Tower Bridge stands on the South Bank between Tower Bridge and City Hall, the political centre of London.
    [Show full text]
  • Brand Guidelines and Communications Toolkit Mayflower 400 | 400Th Anniversary 1620 — 2020
    Brand Guidelines and Communications Toolkit Mayflower 400 | 400th Anniversary 1620 — 2020 Part one Our Vision 1 Mayflower 400 | Brand Guidelines Our Vision We are united in our passion to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the Mayflower sailing in 2020 and to celebrate our shared values of freedom, democracy, humanity and the future. 400 years ago the Mayflower carried the seed of a future world and an enduring bond between our nations, affirming the vision, resilience and courage of humanity. Inspired by an unquenchable desire for freedom, this voyage promised new-found liberty to more than a hundred men, women and children, to their descendants, and eventually, to a new nation. A nation born of the principles of freedom, humanity and rights founded in the Magna Carta, the Mayflower Compact and the United States Declaration of Independence, and which influenced the world that we know today. In championing the values of freedom, faith and personal liberty, the Mayflower 400’s international programmes, campaigns and activities will knit communities together, inspire creativity, drive economic growth and advance culture and education around the world. The event will be supported by our respective nations’ leaders and Heads of State. It will be the world’s biggest family reunion. We will celebrate over a century of steadfast military alliance through two World Wars and enduring special relationship. Together, we will draw inspiration from our past to steer our future – from now, to 2020, and for generations to come. 2 Mayflower 400 | 400th
    [Show full text]
  • West Hendon Playing Fields and Associated Community Facilities Barnet Council February 19
    Masterplan and Feasibility Study for West Hendon Playing Fields and Associated Community Facilities Barnet Council February 19 Contents EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1 INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................... 8 1.1 Background ................................................................................................................................ 8 1.2 Our Terms of Reference ............................................................................................................ 8 1.3 The Structure of our Report ...................................................................................................... 9 2 OPTIONS APPRAISAL ........................................................................................................... 10 2.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................. 10 2.2 Site Analysis ............................................................................................................................. 10 2.3 Needs Analysis ......................................................................................................................... 10 2.4 Options Generation ................................................................................................................. 12 2.5 Wider Stakeholder Engagement .............................................................................................. 16 2.6 Options
    [Show full text]
  • The Complete Walk
    A MIDSUMMER THE MERRY WIVES OTHELLO TIMON OF ATHENS HENRY VIII NIGHT’S DREAM OF WINDSOR Filmed at Othello’s Tower, Filmed at Filopappos & Filmed at Hampton Court THE COMPLETE WALK Filmed at Wilton House, Filmed at Dorney Court, Famagusta, North Cyprus Areopagus Hill, Athens, Greece Palace, Surrey, England Wiltshire, England Windsor, England Adjacent to Southwark Bridge Cathedral Square by The Scoop Gabriel’s Wharf Band Stand Behind Oxo Tower – Montague Close THE TWO GENTLEMEN TITUS ANDRONICUS LOVE’S LABOUR’S LOST MEASURE FOR MEASURE PERICLES Platform @ Oxo OF VERONA Filmed at Ostia Antica, Filmed at Royal Palace THE MERCHANT OF VENICE Filmed at Burg Liechtenstein, ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA Filmed at Filmed at Scaligero Di Torri Rome, Italy of Olite, Navarre, Spain Filmed at Banco Rosso in The HAMLET Vienna, Austria Filmed at Red Pyramid, Shakespeare’s Globe Del Benaco, Verona, Italy Underneath Hungerford Bridge In front of The National Theatre Jewish Ghetto, Venice, Italy Filmed at Kronborg Castle, Bankside in front of Dahshur, Egypt Potters Fields Park St Thomas’ Hospital Garden Riverside Slice Elsinore, Denmark the Financial Times West Pagoda at London HENRY VI, PART 2 KING JOHN CYMBELINE In front of Tate Modern Bridge City Pier HENRY VI, PART 3 Filmed at Spitalfields Market, Filmed at The Holy Sepulchre, HENRY IV, PART 1 TWELFTH NIGHT Filmed in a forest near Filmed at Towton Battlefield, London, England Northamptonshire, England Filmed at The George Inn, HENRY V Filmed at Parham House, KING LEAR Milford Haven, Wales North Yorkshire, England
    [Show full text]