Regent's Park
NW128 on the listNearest platform Regent's Park, 2 minutes on foot.
Twenty eight women, each with a postcode she genuinely works rather than one assigned to her by a spreadsheet. The woman anchored in Muswell Hill knows which bus goes up the hill; the one anchored at Euston knows which platform your train leaves from.
Read a profile properly before you choose. Each one says where she lives, where she travels from, how long that journey honestly takes and the kind of evening she is best at.

Age 24Mayfair

Age 23Knightsbridge

Age 26Chelsea

Age 29South Kensington

Age 22Soho

Age 27Covent Garden

Age 25Paddington

Age 23Belgravia

Age 28Kings Cross

Age 24Kentish Town

Age 22Euston

Age 31Regent's Park

Age 27Camden Town

Age 25Islington

Age 24Angel

Age 30St Pancras

Age 26Hampstead

Age 28Highgate

Age 25Finsbury Park

Age 23Muswell Hill

Age 27Kings Cross

Age 32St Pancras

Age 22Euston

Age 29Regent's Park

Age 24Camden Town

Age 26Islington

Age 25Hampstead

Age 30Angel
Nothing is lit on that postcode at this minute. Write one line to the desk and you will be told who is free within the hour, and who could be.
Every profile carries the same four things: what she looks like, what she is like to spend three hours with, how she would build an evening in her own district with one real venue named, and a note on notice and timing. Nothing on this site lists services, because we do not sell any. The fee buys her time and her company.
Availability is written as it stands rather than as a permanent green light. Some of the list is away this month and says so, with a return where we know it. A companion marked away can still be asked for.
Start with where you are. If you are staying by the lock, the three women anchored in Camden Town reach you fastest. If you are arriving on a train, the four working the stations know the concourses and the quiet corners. If you are up the hill, look first at the women who live on it.
The North Postcodes page lists every district we cover with its stations, hotels and honest travel times. Between that page and this one you can narrow twenty eight down to three.
Plenty of people do not. Write to the desk with the evening instead: the hour, the district, whether you want somewhere loud or somewhere you can hear yourself, and whether there is a curtain time or a train involved. Two or three names come back, each with a reason.
The rates are identical for everybody on the list, which is deliberate. It keeps the choice about company rather than about money, and no figure changes as you move between profiles.
Nearest platform Regent's Park, 2 minutes on foot.
Nearest platform King's Cross St Pancras, 1 minutes on foot.
Nearest platform King's Cross St Pancras, 2 minutes on foot.
Nearest platform Euston, 1 minutes on foot.
Nearest platform Camden Town, 2 minutes on foot.
Nearest platform Angel, 7 minutes on foot.
Nearest platform Hampstead, 2 minutes on foot.
Nearest platform Highgate, 9 minutes on foot.
Nearest platform Kentish Town, 2 minutes on foot.
Nearest platform Angel, 2 minutes on foot.
Nearest platform Finsbury Park, 2 minutes on foot.
Nearest platform Alexandra Palace, 18 minutes on foot.
Give the desk an hour and a street, and the rest of the night is arranged quietly, anywhere from the lock at Camden to the Broadway on the ridge.