034 It Hurts, But That's My Story, My Truth - Will Dyson talks of Being A Part of London's Recent History

WILL DYSON is a born and bred Londoner. After a short spell away studying Geography at Manchester University, Will returned to London and has worked in several of the city's central businesss improvement districts (BIDS) including Waterloo, Baker Street and currently Bond Street/Oxford Street.

Will acknowledges that London has many faces and he understands its strengths and vulnerabilities as well as its harsh sides. In recent years Will faced his biggest challenge with London; the processing of personal trauma and injury as a result of the Westminster Bridge terrorist attack of March 2017.

Will is passionate about cities, not only London, and he has travelled widely to experience and understand them first hand. He says that places which resonate with him the most are those with which he associates true meaning.

This is Will's inspiring story about London, the world and life.

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To find out more about Will Dyson's professional life click here:

https://uk.linkedin.com/in/will-dyson-97b3a0b2

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TO KNOW MORE about your podcast host EMMA you can go to https://www.travellingthrough.co.uk/

THANKS to MARISKA Martina at https://www.mariskamartina.com/ for creating our upbeat travelling through podcast jingle!

AND FINALLY, a big thanks to King George's Park, Wandsworth Cemetery, Wandsworth Common and Clapham Common for hosting our podcast chat as we walked and talked.