The late actor and comedian¹ Kenneth Williams has been honoured with a blue plaque² at the central London site of his father's barber shop.

已故喜剧男演员Kenneth Williams的父亲在在伦敦中心的理发店被授予一块蓝色牌匾。

Kenneth Williams lived in a flat above the shop until 1956

The Carry On movie star, who died aged³ 62 in 1988, lived at the Marchmont Street address between 1935 and 1956.

The plaque（名牌，徽章） was unveiled by actors Leslie Phillips and Bill Pertwee and radio presenter⁴ Nicholas Parsons.

Williams began his career in 1948 with theatre roles before being cast in the BBC radio series Hancock's Half Hour.

He went on to perform in numerous radio and TV shows including Round The Horne and Just a Minute, as well as starring in the Carry On movie series.

Williams lived in a flat above the Marchmont Street shop with his father Charles Williams and mother Louisa.

More than 800 blue plaques⁵ have put on London buildings by the Heritage Foundation to honour public figures.