NORTH LONDON ESCORTS
Open 24 hours, outcall only.
The Heath Book keeps a short list of verified companions for evenings north of the canal: a late table on Parkway, a private view off Upper Street, a quiet room a few minutes from the Euston platforms. One message, one name off the list, and she is at your door in thirty to forty five minutes.
How the shop works
Bending glass is a quiet trade: take the order, get it right first time, never discuss the customer. Introductions run on the same habits.
A first name is plenty
The desk opens on a first name and an address. Nothing is written anywhere it could be read twice, and the thread closes once she is home.
Met before she is lit
Every woman on the list has been met in person, her age confirmed at 18 or over and her identity checked, before her panel is lit.
Someone is at the counter
There is a person here at four in the afternoon and at four in the morning, answering in plain sentences inside five minutes.
We come up the hill
Outcall only, to hotels, serviced flats and private doors across the northern postcodes. Send the street, the floor and any entryphone note.
Who is lit tonight
Each panel carries her age, her district and whether her tube is on tonight. Open one for her page and her frames.
Angelika
Age 24Camden Town
Bianka
Age 23Islington
Cindy
Age 26Angel
Danielle
Age 29Kentish Town
Jasmin
Age 22Hampstead
Karolina
Age 27Highgate
Laura
Age 25Finsbury Park
Lea
Age 23Muswell Hill
Liana
Age 28Kings Cross
Lucy
Age 24Kentish Town
Luna
Age 22Euston
Margo
Age 31Regent's Park
Michelle
Age 27Camden Town
Milena
Age 25Islington
Molly
Age 24Angel
Nancy
Age 30St Pancras
Nora
Age 26Hampstead
Patricia
Age 28Highgate
Rosa
Age 25Finsbury Park
Roxi
Age 23Muswell Hill
Samanta
Age 27Kings Cross
Sonya
Age 32St Pancras
Stacy
Age 22Euston
Thea
Age 29Regent's Park
Tiffany
Age 24Camden Town
Tina
Age 26Islington
Vanessa
Age 25Hampstead
Violetta
Age 30Angel
Nothing is lit on that postcode this minute. Send one line and the desk will say who is free.
Place the order
It runs like any job at a workshop counter. You say what the evening is for, the desk says what it takes, and nothing moves until you agree in writing.
- 01Pick
Choose a panel
Filter the list by district, or by whose tube is on, then send the number. Or describe the evening and the desk will offer two or three names.
- 02Write
Send one line
WhatsApp or Telegram with the hour, how long you would like her company, and the street and postcode. No forms, no account, no phone call unless you ask.
- 03Confirm
Read it back
Verity replies with who is free, the figure for that length and an arrival window, usually inside five minutes. You confirm it, and that is the agreement.
- 04Arrive
She knocks
Dressed for the evening you described, on time, straight to the door you gave. No calls from the pavement and no questions at a reception desk.
Chalked on the board
One figure for the length you book, written into the reply before she leaves. Travel inside the northern postcodes is already in it, and no small print waits behind it.
A drink on Parkway and an easy start1 hour
£250Supper in Kentish Town, unhurried90 minutes
£400Dinner with nobody watching the clock2 hours
£500A long table on Upper Street, then somewhere quieter3 hours
£700Most asked for in NW1, a table already heldDinner date
£900From late until the light comes over the heathOvernight
£1,800Friday to Sunday, planned with the deskWeekend
On requestBefore the first message
If the answer is not on this panel, write and ask. Two minutes now beats anybody guessing later.
What is actually being arranged here?
Hours of company, and the phrase carries no second meaning. A late table in Camden, a walk on the heath before supper, or quiet hours at your own address. The figure covers her time and her company.
How much warning does the desk want?
An hour usually does for the names lit tonight, plus thirty to forty five minutes to cross the hill. A day ahead opens the whole bench and is the only way to hold one name on a Saturday.
Which postcodes does the run cover?
Twelve districts: NW1 at the lock in Camden, NW5 in Kentish Town, NW3 in Hampstead, N6 at Highgate, N10 on the Broadway, N4 at Finsbury Park, N1 through Islington and Angel, and the halls at Kings Cross, St Pancras and Euston.
Who reads the messages, and at what hour?
Verity keeps the evening desk and reads everything that arrives, at nine at night and four in the morning alike. A person replies in ordinary sentences, on whichever of WhatsApp or Telegram you opened. Nobody here writes to you first.
How is the figure settled on the night?
The figure is agreed in writing for the length you asked for, and does not shift afterwards. It is handed to the companion herself, in person, at your door. Nothing is itemised later and nothing reaches a hotel bill.
What do you need to know about me?
A first name opens the conversation. Before she travels, your full name and the room or flat number are confirmed in writing, because she is walking to a stranger's door on a dark hill. The thread is kept only while the evening is being arranged.
Were these photographs taken for this site?
They were taken for this site rather than lifted from elsewhere, and are current. Faces are softened in every frame on purpose: glamour and lifestyle photography, no nudity, and that is how the women here stay private at home.
Our side of the hill
North London is not one place and is not written here as though it were. The times below are what the desk usually manages door to door, and each district has its own page.
The lock, the halls off Chalk Farm Road, and a crowd that thins by nine.
25 to 35 min Kentish TownNW5A two thousand seat room, then quiet terraces off the high road.
25 to 35 min HampsteadNW3Village hours, climbing lanes, and lifts out of a very deep platform.
35 to 45 min HighgateN6The cemetery wall, the Archway Road, and the heath at the end of the lane.
35 to 50 min Muswell HillN10The Broadway on the ridge, no station of its own, a long view back.
40 to 55 min Finsbury ParkN4Three lines under one roof, Green Lanes for supper, park gates beyond.
25 to 35 min IslingtonN1Upper Street end to end, Chapel Market early, small theatres starting late.
25 to 35 min AngelN1 · EC1VOne long escalator up from the City, Exmouth Market a short walk south.
20 to 30 min Kings CrossN1C · WC1XGranary Square, the Coal Drops, and a concourse that never quite empties.
20 to 30 min St PancrasN1C · NW1The Eurostar shed, the long bar under the clock, Thameslink below.
20 to 30 min EustonNW1The mainline north, with Drummond Street behind the station for dinner.
20 to 30 min Regent's ParkNW1Terraces, the Inner Circle, and gates that shut at dusk.
25 to 35 minThe sign is
still lit
Give the desk an hour and a street and someone will be at your north London door inside the hour. The Heath Book answers every night, in writing, on a first name, and the walk home is nobody's business but yours.