Passed my automatic driving test first time, in three months, due to my brilliant instructor Azim…read morewho really helped my confidence with my driving. Felt at ease, made consistent progress and so glad I had a hardworking, flexible and super friendly instructor. Highly recommended!

Thank you so much Liza Driving School and Thank you so much Mr. Azim for my lessons there are no…read moreenough words to explain how great he is! I passed my driving test from Isleworth today, I had several bad habits and Mr. Azim's attention to detail and his ability to change my old habits was exceptional. I have been very lucky to have a great instructor, I was at ease , comfortable and his vast experience sets him apart from other instructors. Good luck to Liza Driving school and good luck to all the students, U r the best!

very poor customer service, unprofessional and disorganised!…read moreNever waste your money and time with Red . In June I asked to book me consecutive weekly lessons and they said that's only possible if I pay for block of sessions in advance. So paid for 20hr. But after the first lesson the instructor , Mr Kamlesh kept changing / cancelling my lessons almost 45minutes before each lesson! Every time I called Red and explained the situation the agents either were rude or unhelpful and kept giving me false promises. Eventually, they offered me another instructor who exactly started doing the same thing after the first lesson. Because they never managed to give me the lessons consecutively I had to push my test date further 3 times! Since June to September they have delivered only 13 hours instead of 45 hours!! I regret paying for this service.

My driving instructor from RED driving school was so bad! I am so glad I changed her! Would show up…read morelate for classes, made me wait 3 hours one time! Would shout and swear at me! And said homeophobic comments to me! Her number is 07960263320, Ferzana Stay clear away! she also scammed me of my money when I asked for a refund for my block lessons! she is racist and bigot!

My driving instructor from RED driving school was so bad! I am so glad I changed her! Would show up…read morelate for classes, made me wait 3 hours one time! Would shout and swear at me! And said homeophobic comments to me! Her number is 07960263320, Ferzana Stay clear away! Send her hate plz she also scammed me of my money when I asked for a refund for my block lessons!

This driving school is terrible. I had an unprofessional and aggressive instructor who didn't…read morerespond to my calls and messages all day. When he finally showed up 15 minutes late, he told me he was cutting 30 minutes from our lesson. When I explained that I had been trying to contact him to resolve an issue, he told me he didn't care and it was "my problem." When I complained to the company, they refused to help, saying they have no control over their drivers and don't verify who they hire. I absolutely do not recommend this school.

I had such a great experience with diamond driving school , thank you for such an great opportunity…read moreto have antimo as a amazing teacher, really helped me pass first time , I would recommend diamond and antimo for anyone interested

Excellent school! Thanks to Antimo's instructions I passed on my first attempt. Smooth and great…read moreexperience with the school in general as well. Ago

I can wholeheartedly recommend this driving school!…read more Instructors can really explain well and are very patient and encouraging. Cars are new and lessons always punctual. Really good school! Focus Driving School covers the following araes in East London: E1: Whitechapel E1W: Shadwell E2: Bethnal Green E3: Bow E14: Canary Wharf E15: Stratford E8: Dalston

From the owner: Smart Driving School provides driving lessons to learner drivers who are beginners, partly trained,…read moreand trained in East London Docklands, Bow, Tower Hamlets, Whitechapel, Hackney, Stratford,Plaistow, Newham

Nice, nice. I started learning to drive on my birthday in December and passed last week first time…read more Initially, I was a nervous wreck and it took me a while to get to grips with the basics but my driving instructor leo, was patient with me. leo was also chatty and friendly helping me feel at ease, especially when i drove down new roads for the first time. Despite being nervous initially, I really enjoyed learning to drive and I would definitely recommend 123drive.

From the owner: We provide effective and efficient Automatic or Manual driving lessons in south east London…read moreespecially in Southwark and Lambeth and the following postcodes: Dulwich SE22, Stockwell SW9, Tulse Hill SW2, Bermondsey SE16, London Bridge SE1, Waterloo, Blackfriars, Lambeth North, Camberwell SE5, Peckham, Nunhead, Queensroad peckham SE15, Oval SE11, Brixton SW8, Herne Hill SE24, Clapham North, Clapham Common SW4, , Battersea, Wandsworth, SW8, Kennington SE17. If you are unsure whether you need Manual or Automatic driving lessons, please contact us and we will give you all the information you need to make a decision.

Founded in 1882 by Edward, Prince of Wales (later Kind Edward VII), the RCM is one of the great…read moreeducational institutions of the UK. A world-leading conservatoire of music, the list of former students reads as a 'Who's Who' in the world of British Classical music, including Gustav Holst, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Benjamin Britten, Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber, the conductor Leopold Stokowski, Dame Joan Sutherland and Sir James Galway. Designed by Sir Arthur Blomfield, the main building was completed in 1894. Its red-brick façade rather freely mixes Classical, Romanesque and Gothic elements, all framed by two large towers in the French Baronial style. It provides an imposing prospect from the steps of the Royal Albert Hall opposite. The interior includes two major performance spaces in the Concert Hall (added in 1901 to the designs of the architect Sidney J Smith) and the more intimate Britten Theatre, alongside practice rooms and a smaller recital hall. The Library has an important collection of original scores and manuscripts from late mediaeval times to the present, and an impressive museum of instruments, which includes 800 items from 1480 to the present. The college provides academic courses for 600 students from undergraduate to postgraduate level, and the libraries and museum can be accessed by those undertaking research contact them ahead of your visit to discuss your requirements. The building is open to the public for performances, which focus on major classical works, opera and chamber music, and the museum is open to the public (free entrance) from Tuesday to Friday from 14h until 16.30h. Recitals are also held in nearby churches and other public buildings. The studios can be hired by musicians, and the halls can be booked for conferences and other major events.

For starters this has nothing to do with the College itself. It is about the "museum" inside, the…read morelay out and the staff. The college is located in the outside of the city of London. It is more like the suburbs of the city. It is in a very traditional looking part of town and is directly across from the Royal Albert Hall, which is very fitting. However, when you enter the college you are immediately in the college you are in the Lobby where there is a desk manager in attendance to keep the students of the campus safe from strangers (Stranger Danger!!!). However the guy who was working when I was there was very weird. He kept ignoring us and our questions. He mumbled so we couldn't really hear what he was saying. The directions located on the building to point us to the museum where they house very old instruments like pianos violins, and a wait for it.... harp guitar. Yes that's right citizens harp guitar. It was very interesting. The directions led us in circles and we accidentally ended up at the studios where the students go to re-string their instruments or practice. The museum was very small and very cold in order to preserve the instruments. The lady working there didn't really say much. She just sat there. My mom was really tired from walking around all day so we decided to take the elevator back up to the main floor to leave. So when we got in the elevator we assumed when we hit 1 it would take us back to the main floor in the lobby. No. It took us INSIDE a students studio room. As we were in the elevator were thinking "Oh wow this is some really nice elevator music. Very cool" when the doors opened all I saw was a bow moving back and forth, back and forth. I almost wanted to click the close door button and run away. The girl who was practicing turned around and gave us a very weird look but she never stopped playing. So good for her! But seriously who puts an elevator in a studio room?! I mean really? really?! that's just ridiculous. But if you're the girl whose room we accidentally burst into, SORRY! But again so weird your studio has an elevator in it. There are also free shows to watch the students perform but we didn't get a chance to see it because it's not every day that is available. Maybe if I saw this it would have heightened my experience here.