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The London neighbourhoods ‘on the up’ in 2025 revealed
17 hours ago · There’s a front-row seat to the Thames Barrier too (Picture: Getty Images) Croydon Average house price: £392,333. Characterised by bright green trams, Boxpark and a massive Ikea, in January ...
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New government backed train ticket retailer to be created | News …
4 days ago · It comes after the railways watchdog the Office of Rail and Road (ORR) found that seven retailers used ‘drip pricing’ last year. This means charges are being added to advertised low prices.