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Today, I'm standing on Queensborough Terrace, Bayswater, W2.

One road north of the stabbing of P.C. Jack Avery in Hyde Park.

Two roads east of the pub where Dennis Nielsen met Twinkle.

Two roads south of the Blackout Ripper's Las Vittim.

And one street west of the seemingly safe bed where a confused old lady was tortured to death.

Coming soon to Murder Mile.

Running parallel with Queensway and Bayeswater Tube,

Queensborough Terrace consists of two lines of four-story Georgian terraces, made of

white render, black iron gates and fake Doric columns. Having seen better days, summer homes,

but most are slightly tacky B&Bs for tourists seeking the real London.

Not everyday things like long queues, grumbling and dog-plop, but the cheesy stuff.

Like red phone boxes, soldiers in bearskins and portraits of the queen,

which are only there so tourists don't feel cheated.

As a hub for holiday makers, Bayswater has adopted a similar cringe-making style.

So expect to see the Union Jack Flapjack Shack, the Queen Liz Bean and Fizz, the Dickens wig and hair thickening clinic, the Princess Die, doe-eyed beauty parlour, and thankfully

there's nothing with a certain prince's name on.

I didn't sweat at the time.

At 49, Queensver Terrace currently stands the Central Park Hotel.

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