Cross to the southern edge of Hyde Park in search of the Holocaust Memorial Garden shown in the A-Z, but no signs to it in the Park and nobody knows anything about it. There was a commemoration somewhere in Hyde Park for the 60th anniversary of Bergen-Belsen liberation last Friday...wonder if it was here? The space in question does seem very well-tended, a small waterfall feeding through from the Serpentine, a beautiful selection of trees, and a mysterious large black boulder stood on its end, possibly a monument, but it too appears plaqueless. Back to Knightsbridge via Rotten Row, which apparently is around 450 years old as a road and was the first street in Britain to be lamplit. So the signs say...the signs that make no mention of any Holocaust Memorial. Evening Standard cover: nutter pleads guilty to beating his girlfriend to death, luring and killing her twin sister too, then up the road beating and stabbing to death a couple in their 80s who were completely unconnected to any of them. Editorials and right-wing press outrage aside, there are some grim things happening here.
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