Explore the streets of North Kensington through the eyes of its residents, from wartime experiences to the sweeping changes of the 1960s. Roger Rogowski captures the essence of a community on the brink of transformation, before slum clearances and the rise of the Westway forever altered the landscape.
Discover the stories of ordinary people--their struggles, their resilience, and their memories of a bygone era. This social history illuminates a London that has vanished, offering a unique glimpse into a vibrant, working-class neighborhood. Perfect for readers interested in urban history, social change, and the memories of Londoners.