Hey Kitty, time to eat your profits. Good kitty, look how fat you've gotten. That's the sound of some

workplace pension providers paying their shareholders instead of you. At people's pension,

we don't have shareholders to pamper. That's why over the last five years, we've given

£100 million back to our members instead.

Oh, you've broken the cat flap again.

People's pension. Now that's a pension with purpose.

Visit people'spension.com.uk forward slash pays you. You. Hello and welcome to the Renaissance English History Podcast, a part of the Agora Podcast Network.

I'm your host Heather Tesco, and I'm a storyteller who makes history accessible because

I believe it's a pathway to understanding who we are, our place in the universe,

and being more deeply in touch with our own humanity. This is episode 137, and it's the third,

fourth actually, in a little mini-series on Tudor London. This one focuses on the suburbs to the

north of the city. You can get show notes for this episode at Englandcast.com slash northern suburbs.

I'm getting very specific here, right? It's not just suburbs. It's northern suburbs. But there's so

much to talk about. I tried doing a whole episode just on all of the suburbs. And, you know,

Hampstead and Highgate and Hackney and Islington are worth a whole episode on their own. So here we are.

But first, I just want to remind you about TudorCon. You can still get early bird tickets until January the 7th and saves

you $50 off the price. So if you want to come, spend three days learning from authors and historians

like Nathan Amin and Brigitte Webster, who runs the Tudor in 17th century experience in

London, well, England, it's not London, and other amazing historians, author, speakers, and you

want to hang out with fellow tutor enthusiasts and party like it's 1509? Actually, I should say party like

it's 1520. We should do like a field of cloth of gold theme since it's the 500th anniversary. That would be fun. We form new friendships, learn together. Go to Englandcast.com slash TudorCon 2020 to learn more. Englandcast.com slash TudorCon 2020. So this is another episode about Tudor London, specifically what 16th century London was like for our tutor friends.

Like I said, this is the fourth episode in what is a mini series feature on life in 16th century London.

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