Brent, 2017, • 25/05/2017 Londoner #213 | James, has synesthesia James Wannerton from Brent describes his experience of living with synesthesia, a neurological condition that combines his senses causing him to taste things he sees and hears. Previous Londoner #250 | Wayne, Founder at Hemingway Design You Might Also Like Londoner #269 | Steve shares his love for nature at Islington's Culpeper garden Londoner #251 | Jewish roots led Stephen to be a human rights lawyer Londoner #211 | Averil, the first female professor of surgery in the UK Londoner #230 | Eleanor MacNair, who transforms Play-Doh into beautiful pictures Londoner #205 | Regan, a young boxer
Brent, 2017, • 25/05/2017 Londoner #213 | James, has synesthesia James Wannerton from Brent describes his experience of living with synesthesia, a neurological condition that combines his senses causing him to taste things he sees and hears. Previous Londoner #250 | Wayne, Founder at Hemingway Design You Might Also Like Londoner #269 | Steve shares his love for nature at Islington's Culpeper garden Londoner #251 | Jewish roots led Stephen to be a human rights lawyer Londoner #211 | Averil, the first female professor of surgery in the UK Londoner #230 | Eleanor MacNair, who transforms Play-Doh into beautiful pictures Londoner #205 | Regan, a young boxer
