Holland Park
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Search complete. 17 mentions across 10 episodes found for "Holland Park".
Oct 7, 2026
Can the Yard Count? Revisiting Jackpot
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24:32ShaneHOST
So that's why they got other drivers in, and of course they landed with Tony Alan.
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24:36ShaneHOST
But it was weird, 'cause I saw one scene, and I sent it to you gentlemen, where they spin round in the car to go back to Shepherd's Bush, and they go through, uh, it's in Holland Park, so you see the house where Robbie Williams now lives, and at that time was Michael Winner.
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24:51ShaneHOST
But it doesn't look like he was on that low loader at the time.
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24:53ShaneHOST
Maybe it's the magic of TV, 'cause I don't know why Fairclough and Kenwood would say that otherwise.
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34:01ShaneHOST
For that one when they go to Charlie Quigley's gaff-
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34:03John AllamHOST
Yeah
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34:03ShaneHOST
... that looks like that rich part of Hol- well, rich part of Holland Park.
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34:06ShaneHOST
It's all rich, but exceptionally [laughs] rich, right behind Robbie Williams' house.
Brian Shaffer and Janice Weston: 2 High Profile Unsolved Cases | 325
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27:45JimmyHOST
Thirty-nine days after the wedding, she made a new will that left him the income from her estate.
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27:53JimmyHOST
The couple kept a basement apartment on Addison Avenue in Holland Park in West London, an affluent neighborhood.
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28:00JimmyHOST
They'd also bought Clopton Manor, an Edwardian country house in the Northamptonshire village of Clopton that they were in the middle of renovating.
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28:09JimmyHOST
It was still unfurnished at the time, so on their weekends at Clopton, they made do with sleeping bags.
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29:57JimmyHOST
Nobody has ever established why she left when she did, where exactly she was going, or whether she left alone.
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30:06JimmyHOST
Within the week, detectives were telling reporters they doubted she'd gone voluntarily, which only deepened the mystery.
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30:15JimmyHOST
The spot where she ended up is roughly seventy miles from Holland Park.
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30:19JimmyHOST
It's a narrow lay-by, the British term for a roadside pull-off, on the northbound side of the A one between the village of Buckden and the Brampton Hut roundabout in Cambridgeshire.
Inua Ellams FRSL FRSA
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2:03Michelle NeelingHOST
London, Inua found, was very different to the way he'd seen it portrayed in his favourite books and TV shows, but he soon came to see the move as an adventure.
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2:13Michelle NeelingHOST
His school in Holland Park was so multicultural that he felt like he was meeting the whole world at once.
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2:20Michelle NeelingHOST
Just as Inua was starting to feel at home, however, lawyers informed the family that their immigration papers had been lost in the post.
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2:28Michelle NeelingHOST
The family was advised to move to Dublin for two months, but ended up having to stay there for three years.
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17:21Inua EllamsGUEST
And I was rising to those powers as well.
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17:24Inua EllamsGUEST
But London was fascinating and confusing.
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17:28Michelle NeelingHOST
So I think you said that Holland Park and Notting Hill and South Kensington, they were all your playground.
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17:33Michelle NeelingHOST
Those are the first places that I knew when I moved to London.
Gen-X & Friendships | The Summer of '86
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16:11SassHOST
You do all feel the same to a point, you know, and you do to a point feel like you're cut from the same cloth, even though that's not necessarily the case, but it does feel quite cohesive for the best part.
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16:24SassHOST
And then when I left and I went and I ventured down into Holland Park, because I didn't stay at, our school sixth form I went to a college in West London and for me that was so distinctly different and for the best part I probably lost touch with most people we were at school with you we always stayed in touch and Salim So I think in those first few years, we lost touch.
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16:55SassHOST
But for me, I kind of left sort of North London, went down into West.
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17:00SassHOST
This is all still in that educational age and kind of joined a new gang.
Des Gunewardena | Quaglino’s, Bluebird, Conran, D&D, D3 Collective
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57:37Des GunewardenaGUEST
Now, what I think they will also need to do, which I think we're all realizing, is they need to get the public realm of Olympia sorted out.
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57:47Des GunewardenaGUEST
So that people will start saying, people like Antoine who are sitting in Notting Hill, you know, people out in Notting Hill and Holland Park, they like it there.
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57:54Des GunewardenaGUEST
They don't want to venture out to Queensway and Olympia and so on.
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57:57Des GunewardenaGUEST
It's like the people in Mayfair don't want to go to, you know, want to stay around.
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59:05Des GunewardenaGUEST
It's actually 200 cupboards in private areas and so on.
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59:08Des GunewardenaGUEST
We need to get the restaurant full.
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59:09Des GunewardenaGUEST
But my main aim is to get the people who are the neighborhood, people from Chelsea, Holland Park, Olympia itself, because that's our core business.
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59:20Des GunewardenaGUEST
They're the people who come back, and they're going to come back to you daily.
14. Jewellery
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10:58Victoria DahmsGUEST
Yeah
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10:58James BraxtonHOST
... and was very wealthy, lived in, uh, Holland Park.
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11:02James BraxtonHOST
Uh, uh, so she was only married for a year, but, you know, uh, when somebody's 16 marrying a 46-year-old man-
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11:10Victoria DahmsGUEST
Yeah
REWIND Ep.218 Peter Morris - Ministry of Arts Podcast
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5:45Gary MansfieldHOST
And then there is the art trail.
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5:47Gary MansfieldHOST
There's installations dotted about all around the borough and as you can imagine being in that borough some of them can be found in some really special places like Holland Park, Kensington Palace Gardens.
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5:59Gary MansfieldHOST
That's a day out on its own, right? But anyway, the Kensington and Chelsea Art Trail starts on the 15th of June and that runs through the length of the summer.
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6:08Gary MansfieldHOST
And the Art Week opens on June the 22nd and runs until July the 2nd.
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39:24Gary MansfieldHOST
J.M. Barrie lived nearby as well.
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39:26Peter MorrisGUEST
Yes, yes, that's right.
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39:28Peter MorrisGUEST
He lived in Kensington, Chelsea, and there's a sculpture in Holland Park.
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39:36Peter MorrisGUEST
of uh peter pan yeah brilliant
How a lifetime of taken notes has led to an amazing memoir
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5:24David McGillGUEST
What? And he just played with his mates.
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5:29David McGillGUEST
And then he went home, and he lived one street away from me in Holland Park.
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5:34David McGillGUEST
And that's where he died that night.
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5:37Jesse MulliganHOST
Oh, man.
Paul Benney: Portrait Of An Artist
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27:20Paul BenneyGUEST
Initially, the thought was maybe the Queen would come to the studio.
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27:24Paul BenneyGUEST
I was lucky enough to have a studio in Holland Park, which obviously wouldn't be a problem for her.
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27:29Paul BenneyGUEST
But in the end, she and the King both asked me if I'd be okay in their garden sitting room, which looks out over the garden.
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27:38Paul BenneyGUEST
And so that ended up being my studio for nearly a year.
Paul Benney: Portrait Of An Artist
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27:20Paul BenneyGUEST
Initially, the thought was maybe the Queen would come to the studio.
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27:24Paul BenneyGUEST
I was lucky enough to have a studio in Holland Park, which is obviously not a problem, wouldn't be a problem for her.
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27:29Paul BenneyGUEST
But in the end, she and the King both asked me if I'd be okay in their garden sitting room, which looks out over the garden.
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27:38Paul BenneyGUEST
And so that ended up being my studio for nearly a year.