About Walking London

Walking London, a part of Cammino Limited, is owned by husband and wife team, Terry and Eleanor Upton. Having taken over the business in Janaury 2026, Walking London continues to offer great personalised walking tours around London for several causes, including corporate walks, educational walks, group walks and public walks.

At walking-london.co.uk, we specialise in taking business outdoors. We combine deep local knowledge with corporate wellbeing, understanding that the best networking doesn't happen in a boardroom — it happens on the move. We are storytellers and facilitators who help teams disconnect from their screens and reconnect with each other.

We also offer several scheduled tours throughout the year to the public market, and we are always happy to organise walks for groups of friends, family, clubs, societies and work colleagues.

Our Guides Meet the lovely, knowledgeable guides that lead our walks.

Our walks are led by Andrew Date, Malcolm Donald, Caroline Taunt and Blue Badge Guide Sarah Williams-Robbins. All four of our guides have a wealth of experience, working with people of all ages and from all backgrounds. They take great pride in working closely with you to provide just the sort of walk that meets your needs – whether you are joining us as an individual or as part of a group.

Andrew Date

About Andrew Date

Andrew has been running walking tours in London for the last 15 years.

He taught history for many years in the secondary school sector and his passion for the subject is evident. A keen walker, Andrew has lived close to the capital for most of his life.

Andrew is also a qualified Holocaust Educator and a battlefield tour guide.

“ London never ceases to amaze. It is one of the world’s great cities and the best way to get to know and understand the history, culture and vitality of this extraordinary place is to walk the streets. ”
Malcolm Donald

About Malcolm Donald

Malcolm has spent 40 years working as a Chartered land and engineering surveyor in London. He has led major projects for the regeneration of the city areas around Kings Cross, London Bridge, Victoria and Earls Court and has worked on over 100 underground stations. He advised and directed on some of London’s most prestigious projects including The Shard, the refurbishment of the Houses of Parliament and the Thames Tideway sewer project. Malcolm has carried out surveys at crime scenes around London and was called to advise in the immediate aftermath of the Grenfell fire

Malcolm believes that London’s long and fascinating history, alongside its ever-present vibrancy, confirms it as probably the world’s greatest city.

Caroline Taunt

About Caroline Taunt

Caroline is a history enthusiast, with an undergraduate degree that specialised in modern British history and a Master's degree that focussed on musical history and the rise of the middle classes in 18th Century London.

Caroline is a keen runner, cyclist and walker, having completed the Berlin Marathon and London Moonwalk.

Alongside working for a variety of charities and social enterprises, Caroline has spent much of the last decade walking London with her three young girls in tow, gathering vast amounts of semi-useful knowledge about London on-the-ground!

Sarah Williams-Robbins

About Sarah Williams-Robbins

Sarah is an official Blue Badge London Guide. Also known as Mrs Londoner, she loves sharing the City of London's fascinating story with guests. She is a passionate historian and storyteller, with a degree in ancient history, and a professional career as a communications director. She has worked within media and public health organisations, including the BBC and the NHS. Most recently she was a director at children's mental health charity Place2Be, working to support the wellbeing of children and families in London and beyond.

Sarah is also a keen gardener and loves showcasing London's many beautiful green and open spaces - as well as the riverside.

“ Walking is the best way to explore its ancient alleyways, cobbled streets, markets and modern plazas which sit side by side in the historic and financial heart of London. ”