And likewise from me too.
Kerren, we just about saw the fireworks and they looked spectacular but we were rather disappointed they were so low in the sky and you really needed to be close to the Eye to see them. We were on Blackfriars Bridge, having waiting an hour in the freezing cold, and I rather wished we hadn't bothered in the end. If we went again, I'd be aiming to get a lot closer to Waterloo Bridge but I imagine it would be heaving and goodness knows what time you'd need to be there to get a good position.
We had gone up to London to join some friends at the Viennese Gala concert at the Barbican, and having treated ourselves to a night in the Malmaison near the Barbican (more than I have ever spent on a hotel room in my life - could have got three nights normally for that sort of price but it was very nice and we had a mini-suite

) the fireworks were a last minute decision. So at least I didn't feel it was a totally wasted journey.
Got home today to find that we had missed a New Year'd Day parade between Piccadilly and Parliament St - it's happened on New Year's Day for the past 24 years but it was the first time I'd heard of it

). Still I'm not sure I'd have wanted any more standing around and I gather that was heaving too so we probably wouldn't have seen much.