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Is Living In London Worth It?
If city life appeals to you and you’re looking for somewhere to live in the south of England, you’ve probably spent your fair share of time weighing up the country’s capital.
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The not-so-concrete jungle: Explore the best parks in London
London, while often depicted as a maze of towers, bridges, and dazzling architecture both old and new, is actually pretty green. In fact, parks make up 18% of London’s landscape - 3,000 parks, to be exact. This is great news for London residents (or those hoping to become London residents) who need green space close by.
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Pros and cons of living in London
Opinions on the country’s capital and the people who live there seem to waver depending on where you come from - type ‘why do Londoners’ into Google and your query will be finished with suggestions such as ‘walk so fast’ (they have places to be), ‘call a watch a kettle’ (Cockney rhyming slang), or ‘hate the north’ (you’ll have to be more specific). But, home to over 9 million people, there’s clearly something about London that keeps people flocking to it - more people move to London annually than move out of it.
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