This viewpoint explores the role of the Freemasons’ Tavern in the foundation of the Football Association and the so-called ‘birth’ of association football.

This viewpoint examines the history of one of London’s best known sporting venues during the Second World War through eye-witness accounts.

The Ring was one of the hubs of working-class sporting life in London, encapsulating the allegiances and rivalries of sport in the capital.

Waltham Abbey was the first official Quaker school for boys, established by George Fox, the founder of Quakerism, in 1668.