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Laura Porter

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London writer with an impressive afternoon tea addiction. Portrait by @Dazeley. Substack newsletter signup: aboutlondon.substack.com/
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The 4Ms of an age-friendly health system in behavioral health: pilot test of an educational framework

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By Erin E. Emery-Tiburcio, LAura Porter, Laura Porter, Susan Buehler, Siqi Wang
| Taylor & Francis Online
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Holborn Station Hidden London Tour – About London Laura - London and Beyond

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By LAura Porter, Laura Porter
| aboutlondonlaura.com
Every underground station has evolved. There are disused and reused areas that are usually off-limits which is why the London Transport Museum ‘Hidden London’ tours are so fascinating. A third of Holborn station is usually out-of-bounds to you and me but we can now enjoy exploring these areas on a ‘Hidden London’ guided tour. There’s an unexpected view of the Piccadilly line and the two closed platforms of the former Aldwych branch*.
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Ten Things You Can Easily Walk Past And Not Notice But Are Quite Interesting And You Look Knowledgeable When You Tell Your Friends – About London Laura - London and Beyond

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By LAura Porter, Laura Porter
| aboutlondonlaura.com
That’s probably the longest unintentional headline I’ve ever written but I think it gets the point across. When out and about in London, it’s always worth looking up, down and all around as you’ll often spot something unusual. It’s the joy of an old city that has evolved with layers left to discover unexpectedly. For this list, I wanted to choose things that meet the title’s criteria well and not ‘hidden gems’ such as St Dunstan in the East, God’s Own Junkyard or even the Bourdon Place Statues.
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