Country Life

Philip Mould

Where is home, when you’re in London?

I’ve moved through the Monopoly board of life. When I first came to London, like Dick Whittington, to make my fortune, I lived in Peckham, but used to say it was Camberwell because it sounded cooler. Next, I moved to Battersea Bridge, then to Knightsbridge and finally to Kensington, where I now live when in town.

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