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Wimbledon Living: More than just tennis

This leafy area of London is synonymous with tennis, but, for the other 50 weeks of the year, Wimbledon offers... Read more...
London living: Borough SE1, a central, edgy and desirable place to live

Despite having some of London’s greatest attractions – the Royal Festival Hall and Shakespeare’s Globe – SE1, on... Read more...
The legal squatters: Discover alternative cheap rental options in London

Another month, another lump of cash winds its way from your bank account into that of a smug landlord, who’s no... Read more...

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London Living: Stratford

The phrase ‘up-and-coming’ has never rung more true for a neighbourhood. And now is the most exciting time to move... Read more...
London living: The best apps for moving house

WORDS: CLARE VOOGHT Let’s face it: moving house is a pain. And unless you’re one of the few people who... Read more...
London living: Kensal Rise

Kensal Rise is a compact area. It forms a triangle – with Willesden Sports Centre to the west, Kilburn to the east and... Read more...
London living: Throw a Jubilee street party

Words: Clare Vooght It’s the biggest excuse to go outside and party with your neighbours since the royal... Read more...
Olympic guide to letting and sub-letting your house during the Games

Nearly a million people are expected to arrive in London to watch 17,000 athletes at the Olympics this summer – plus... Read more...
London living: Kentish Town

Kentish Town is Camden Town’s not-so-famous, quieter and suburban older brother – it attracts a lot of the same... Read more...
Live in Mile End, E1/ E3: The East London effect

Mile End, a residential spot, right in Zone 2, is ideal commuting distance from central London and the City. And thanks... Read more...