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Mile End

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Sep 19, 2026

Johnny VaughanHOST
41:37
Gav, what
Gavin WoodsHOST
41:37
have you got? I've got the old Mile End Mister.
Gavin WoodsHOST
41:40
What is your Mile End Mister? Being famous enough that your name has been accepted into the Cockney rhyming slang vernacular, such as Pete Tong or Johnny Vaughan, the Comte de Harrogate.
Gavin WoodsHOST
41:50
That's Robb.
Johnny VaughanHOST
41:51
That's fantastic.
Matt LewisHOST
46:40
And I think the, that crackdown was a little bit where they played with the history a bit too much in the film for me, in the, the idea of these charters and he was gonna give, grant them at Smithfield.
Matt LewisHOST
46:49
But in, in reality, th- they'd already got them at Mile End-
Eleanor JanegaHOST
46:52
Mm-hmm
Matt LewisHOST
46:52
... at the previous meeting.

18 MINS LATER

Eleanor JanegaHOST
65:13
Mm-hmm
Matt LewisHOST
65:14
...
Matt LewisHOST
65:14
Mile End with.
Matt LewisHOST
65:15
Um, and there were some incredible stories.
Vicki Shenkin KerrGUEST
4:03
I barely, barely leave London anywhere that's more than a 10-15 minute cycle of my bookshop on a you know on a day-to-day basis if I have to cross the river to the south of the river that's like nosebleed territory for me you know nothing against the south of London but it's just it's just it's like going to another city you know and even going into west London feels like an absolute trek so You know, East London in itself is kind of one hub, but within that hub of East London, we have our kind of, you know, smaller little hub.
Vicki Shenkin KerrGUEST
4:37
You can call it Bow, you can call it Mile End, you can call it Tower Hamlets, you can call it Hackney.
Vicki Shenkin KerrGUEST
4:42
People just refer to the area sometimes as Victoria Park.
Vicki Shenkin KerrGUEST
4:45
You know...
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
30:13
To the tower also as a place of safety flocked many of the citizens.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
30:18
But as the insurgents so strongly insisted on laying their grievances before the king himself, Richard agreed to go out and meet them at Mile End, where they preferred to him certain requests of which the principal was for a general abolition of bondage.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
30:36
This and their other demands the king felt it necessary to concede, and a charter was granted accordingly under the Great Seal.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
30:44
This charter was revoked after the insurrection was quelled, but it satisfied the assembly at the time, and the men of Essex took their departure homewards.
Tony SupremeHOST
7:01
Okay.
Haider RazzakGUEST
7:01
So I used to run at Mile End, and we were very lucky to train with the junior GB squad.
Tony SupremeHOST
7:07
Nice.
Tony SupremeHOST
7:08
And so when did your life begin to take a turn? When do you recall things starting to kind of shift a bit?
Matt LewisGUEST
42:53
That's what they're really keen to point out they're not there for.
Matt LewisGUEST
42:57
On the 14th of June, the following day, as London is in flames and smoke everywhere, Richard II agrees to meet the rebels again at Mile End.
Matt LewisGUEST
43:06
So Mile End is a mile outside the gates of the city of London.
Matt LewisGUEST
43:11
Richard II agrees to meet the rebels.
Matt LewisGUEST
43:14
This time he's not going to be dragged away by his advisors.
JoeHOST
43:36
Yeah.
Matt LewisGUEST
43:36
We just want to be free.
Matt LewisGUEST
43:37
And I imagine to the utter shock and surprise of everybody there gathered at Mile End, Richard II says...
Sam SwainsburyNARRATOR
13:33
Put it on a barge, ship it down here.
Sam SwainsburyNARRATOR
13:36
In the 19th century, East London authorities or vestries such as Mile End bought up land in Essex with the intention of using it to bury their rubbish.
Sam SwainsburyNARRATOR
13:45
As Lee Jackson recounts in his history of the filthy capital, Dirty Old London, a London County Council official in the late 1800s described the reason for using Essex as a place to dump waste.
Sam SwainsburyNARRATOR
13:57
The natural solution is to shoot it in some sparsely inhabited district where public opinion is not strong enough to effectually resent it being deposited.
Elizabeth KlettVOICE_ACTOR
9:47
Independent Labour Party, Greenwich Branch, on Thursday.
Elizabeth KlettVOICE_ACTOR
9:51
Monday, Social Democratic Federation, Mile End Branch.
Elizabeth KlettVOICE_ACTOR
9:55
Thursday, First Confirmation Class.
Elizabeth KlettVOICE_ACTOR
9:58
Oh, I'd better tell them you can't come.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
32:16
To the tower also as a place of safety flocked many of the citizens.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
32:20
But as the insurgents so strongly insisted on laying their grievances before the king himself, Richard agreed to go out and meet them at Mile End, where they preferred to him certain requests of which the principal was for a general abolition of bondage.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
32:38
This and their other demands the king felt it necessary to concede, and a charter was granted accordingly under the Great Seal.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
32:47
This charter was revoked after the insurrection was quelled, but it satisfied the assembly at the time, and the men of Essex took their departure homewards.
SaulHOST
5:54
There were, in... medieval times 10 leper hospitals in the city or lazar houses and when i say in the city they're actually located around it now saint james's lazar house which had been where the leprous maidens of saint james had once lived had disappeared when its buildings were absorbed into saint james's palace and St. Giles's Lazare House was taken over for use as a parish church.
SaulHOST
6:26
However, six of the others, located in dubious neighbourhoods like Highgate, Mile End, Kingland, Southwark, Hammersmith, and of course, the most scummiest of all, Knightsbridge, were now transferred to the administration of the newly refounded St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
SaulHOST
6:48
The Reformation, in London was therefore doing what it did particularly well in London, changing the skyline, rearranging institutions, knocking down buildings and redistributing whatever happened to be inside them.
SaulHOST
7:01
Sometimes that meant theological reform, sometimes it meant a palace, and sometimes, rather unfortunately, it meant a thousand cartlords of bones.

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