Great to see. The Raphael court has always been my favourite single room in the V&A, I always make time for it whenever I visit. The scale of the cartoons is br

Great to see. The Raphael court has always been my favourite single room in the V&A, I always make time for it whenever I visit. The scale of the cartoons is brilliant, you feel very small looking up at a five metre wide tapestry in such a cavernous space. It's especially nice on the rare occasions you find yourself alone in that room, which has happened more than one would expect in central London museum. The V&A is really wonderful, I've missed it this year. One of the best kept "secrets" is the top floor, which houses a huge ceramics collection and is a haven in what can be a very busy museum. Often there are only a handful of people up there. There's a small lift you can take: pass through the Raphael court, up the stairs, on your left. Hopefully I'll find myself there in the not too distant future.