OPINION - Don’t let the killjoys squeeze out the last drops of Soho’s glorious debauchery
The best thing about living in Soho is the noise, the constant hum and thrum of the city, which I’ve known since I was a child sitting on the balcony of Dad’s Berwick Street flat listening to the thrilling throng beneath me, longing to be old enough to join it. Now I’ve spent 30 years in and out of the sounds of Soho, enthralled by its beat.
The best thing about living in Soho is the noise, the constant hum and thrum of the city, which I’ve known since I was a child sitting on the balcony of Dad’s Berwick Street flat listening to the thrilling throng beneath me, longing to be old enough to join it. Now I’ve spent 30 years in and out of the sounds of Soho, enthralled by its beat.