title	TouchType Moves Offices and a Night in The Kings Head, Brockdish and London - 19th October 2011
intro	TouchType - makers of SwiftKey, the Android market's most popular keyboard - is moving offices from the Oasis Centre on Kennington Road in North Lambeth, so there's a bit of a "school trip" down the road to see the new offices in Linton House on Union Street before the furniture moves in. Then, a few days later, there's a night out at the Brockdish King's Head to see "Them Harvey Boys" in action.
dscf2540	Chris roams around the empty office
dscf2541	Adam points the way
dscf2542	Windows are checked for open-ability
dscf2544	Chris, Joe and Andy Wilde stare out of the window
dscf2545	Milling around the new offices on Union Street
dscf2546	Lucy reads some stuff out
dscf2547	The ping-pong table in the kitchen is examined
dscf2548	The table-tennis table
dscf2549	Doug has a go at table tennis
dscf2551	The "kitchen" area
dscf2553	Doug and Ben play a bit of ping pong
dscf2554	The Shard nears completion
dscf2556	Cannon Street station, and the NatWest tower
dscf2560	The existing TouchType offices in the Oasis Centre
dscf2562	Nosher's infinite bicycle in the Oasis lifts
dscf2564	The newsagent-cum-minimart across the road
dscf2565	The outside of the old Oasis offices
dscf2566	TouchType's Oasis office on Kennington Road
dscf2567	The newly-restored North Lambeth tube station
dscf2569	A plane flies over The Shard on a rainy day
imgp6251	Marc in the Brockdish Kings Head
imgp6252	In the King's Head
imgp6257	A blur of people watch Them Harvey Boys
imgp6258	More Harvey Boys action
imgp6263	A sign tells it like it is
imgp6264	Marc chats outside
imgp6272	The view of the A143 from the Boy Phil's car