A City bigger then Westminster, and also a a popular spot.
Newham also has a lot of Irish and German pubs.

Sub-board: Canning Town

Chelsea had a very strong artistic
background in the 18th and 19th centuries,
but now its too expensive for most artists now,
but the artistic connection remains with
its galleries and antiques shops.

Sub-boards: Sloane Square, Royal Hospital, Cheyne Walk

Hampstead has always seemed aloof from London,
looking down from its site on the high ridge north of the metropolis.
A Stroll around the charming village streets,
followed by a walk across the heath,
makes for one of the finest walks in London.

Sub-boards: Church Row, Downshire Hill

South Bank is home to theaters, concert halls, galleries,
National Film Institute and London’s most
striking cinema, the IMAX. The South Bank
is a focal point for the new millennium, with the raising of the
world’s highest observation wheel.

Kensington has a rich residential area including many foreign
embassies. It also offers a great variety of shopping;
you can find anything from food to antiques.
Home to the famous Portobello Road, Notting Hill.
Kensington is a very diverse area.

Sub-boards: Kensington Roof Gardens, The Diana Memorial Playground, Kensington Square, Portobello Road, Notting Hill