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Do All Roads In Europe Still Lead To Rome?

London / By Josefina Kelly

As it turns out, pretty much all roads in Europe do lead to Rome. For Roads to Rome, the team mapped over 400,000 starting points across the continent and the resulting route from each to Italy’s capital. The bolder the road’s line, the more heavily trafficked it would be. Do all roads in the world …

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Why Didn’T The Romans Destroy Stonehenge?

London / By Josefina Kelly

Located in an area deprived from water and food sources, Stonehenge remained safe from the pass of invaders because there was nothing of interest many miles around the site. Why was Stonehenge not destroyed? The sheer size of the stones, and the relative hardness of the sarsens which lie at the heart of Stonehenge, likely …

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Why Did Cities Stop Having Walls?

London / By Naomi Reed

The last walls what wrapped around the city were last worked on a decade earlier. People stopped building them for a mix of reasons. They became less effective. Party because a properly equipped enemy could get through them but also because they didn’t do much to stop the enemy bombarding the city with artillery. What …

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Could You Survive A Nuke In London?

London / By Josefina Kelly

In the event of a nuclear war, anyone living or working in the centre of a city like London is likely to be annihilated instantly. How far would a nuke effect if it hit London? A fireball of 1.15km would be generated with anything inside this radius vaporised instantaneously due to the heat involved. Beyond …

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Who Pays For Affordable Housing Uk?

London / By Naomi Reed

The government. The government allocates a Housing Grant to build affordable homes. The current four-year settlement is worth £4.5bn. This is a 60% reduction on the previous allocation. How does affordable housing work in the UK? Affordable housing, which can be for either rent or sale, is for those whose needs are not met by …

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How Is Affordable Rent Calculated?

London / By Naomi Reed

Affordable housing rents vary, and are set either as a discount to the market rent or as a percentage of a household’s income. Where rent is set as a discount of the market rent, the discount is usually between 20 and 25% compared to the market rent for a similar property in the area. What’s …

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How Are London Affordable Rents Set?

London / By Tanya Garner

The Mayor publishes benchmark London Living Rent levels for every neighbourhood in the capital, updated annually. These are based on a third of average local household incomes and adjusted for the number of bedrooms in each home. In most boroughs this will be a significant discount to the market level rent. What does London affordable …

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How Many Gates Did The Old City Of London Have?

London / By Naomi Reed

The seven gates to the City of London, with many repairs and rebuilding over the years, stood until they were all demolished between 1760 and 1767. How many gates does the Old City of London have? 7 GatesThe 7 Gates of London The gates were called Aldgate, Bishopsgate, Moorgate, Cripplegate, Aldersgate, Newgate, and Ludgate, and …

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Can I Negotiate Rent Price In London?

London / By Naomi Reed

In the UK, you should usually expect to pay the listed rental price – and most people, in my experience, do – but you can sometimes negotiate a lower price. The degree to which it is possible to do so depends on local levels of demand. Can I negotiate rent in London? In short, yes, …

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How Do You Qualify To Buy Affordable Housing?

London / By Naomi Reed

A borrower only needs a 3.5% down payment and a credit score of 580 or higher to qualify for an FHA loan. Some buyers may even qualify with a lower credit score if they can provide a 10% down payment, however Rocket Mortgage requires a minimum of 580. Who qualifies for affordable housing in us? …

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