When we have architectural precedents such as Westminster palace, then the thought of giving architecture awards to the likes of the Gherkin and other such crap should be a laughable concept.

You're looking at a bygone era. Chas and Dave at the long gone Cooke’s Pie mash shop, Dalston, London, E8, which closed its doors in 1996. 💔⏳️

Once upon a time, traders specialised in nutritious goods that they knew a great deal about. Now, people with no idea what they're selling work in soulless supermarkets that are packed with processed rubbish. We don't simply need to go back because we'd feel more at home, but because we'd live happier and healthier lives. ⏳️

Beresford Square, Woolwich Market, 1970s 📷 by Neil Onslow