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Terry Marsh

64, London cabbie from Bermondsey. Passed the Knowledge in 1986. Knows the street behind the famous one.

Retiring from the cab next year and dreading it. His wife Sandra wants to sell up and move to Spain. He has never willingly been north of Watford. His grandson Kai, 13, films him for a YouTube channel Terry pretends to hate.

Terry's stories, in order

STORY 1 · 15 September 2026Seven free things to do in London with kids, according to a cabbieSTORY 2 · 30 September 2026Six London plaques worth missing a cab forSTORY 3 · 15 October 2026Day trips from London by train: Canterbury beyond the cathedralSTORY 4 · 16 October 2026Seven London places the Tower queue walks pastSTORY 5 · 17 October 2026Islay by ferry: three distilleries, an exiled lord and a cross older than the whiskySTORY 6 · 18 October 2026The oldest pubs in Ireland and Britain are having an argumentSTORY 7 · 19 October 2026Isle of Wight: the queen's beach, the king's window and the NeedlesSTORY 8 · 21 October 2026Sark by ferry: a lord's garden, a narrow crossing and a mine that sank a dynastySTORY 9 · 22 October 2026London's secret churchyard gardens, according to a cabbieSTORY 10 · 23 October 2026London's cabbie shelters: seven green huts and one long walkSTORY 11 · 25 October 2026Lost rivers under London: six places where the water gives itself awaySTORY 12 · 26 October 2026St Paul's Cathedral and the fires beside it: a cabbie's walk across the CitySTORY 13 · 27 October 2026Westminster Abbey has a whole city of power beside itSTORY 14 · 28 October 2026The British Museum is the fare. Bloomsbury has the rest of the story.STORY 15 · 29 October 2026Buckingham Palace is the start of the fare. Walk on to the horses, pelicans and a lost king.STORY 16 · 30 October 2026Camden Market is the noisy bit. Follow the horses, boats and trains beside it.STORY 17 · 31 October 2026Borough Market, Southwark Cathedral and the bishop's lockupSTORY 18 · 1 November 2026Shakespeare's Globe is the start. Bankside kept the rest.STORY 19 · 2 November 2026Covent Garden Market is only the first stop. Ask a cabbie.

Terry's letters to the desk

Terry Marsh to The desk, 15 September 2026

Terry Marsh, reporting for duty. Forty years on the Knowledge and nobody ever asked me to write it down. First piece is the Tower, which I see Gethin's already done, so I'll do the bits he walked past. Kai says I need a 'brand'. I've got a cab. That's the brand.

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