Nini at Carnival by Errol Lloyd

Nini at Carnival by Errol LloydEvery year on Carnival Day, the streets fill with a whirl of colour and sound, as people put on their wildest costumes and pick up their musical instruments to celebrate with a grand parade. When the big day arrives, everyone is excited! Everyone except for Nini. She doesn't have a costume, and so she doesn't want to join in the fun. She sits and cries until a familiar looking fairy godmother arrives with a solution a beautiful piece of colourful

Machine wash at 40°

and in 1871 Lady Burdett-Coutts handed it over to the keeping of the City authorities'

Over the next 11 years

The districts covered are Wapping and Rotherhithe

the river and New London Bridge are in the centre ground with the City behind

Folded map laid on to high-quality cloth and beautifully presented in an antique marbled slip case

From the South side of Tower Bridge

The Red Cow Inn

The 'Writers' black and white velvet banner they carry was designed by Mary Lowndes and executed by Mrs Herringham

Embodying the grit and the glitter of the city

it is both erudite and readable

Evening in the Pool