New pub and microbrewery planned by Grand Union Canal in Leicestershire
A run-down boat storage building could be transformed
It s hoped passing boater will tie up and stop for a drink (Image: Getty)
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Hertfordshire house prices: The cheapest postcodes in Herts where homes can be bought for a bargain
Some of these house prices are more than two times lower than the county average
Stevenage town centre (Image: Philip Storey)
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The cities in the North and Midlands where house prices are forecast to soar
We reveal the areas that are most in demand with buyers – and what you can buy there
Manchester, Nottingham, Leeds, Leicester
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The pandemic has helped drive a steep fall in London’s population for the first time in 30 years. Analysts from the Economic Statistics Centre of Excellence suggested that 700,000 people left the capital last year, equal to 8pc of the population – which has led to a dip in demand for homes.
But not everyone is abandoning city life: other British cities are experiencing their highest house price growth for a decade.
Source: United Kingdom London Metropolitan Police
The Metropolitan Police Service’s investigation into the disappearance and murder of Suzy Lamplugh is ongoing, and detectives remain committed to securing justice for her family.
Suzy Lamplugh was aged just 25 when she was reported missing on Monday 28 July 1986. She was last seen in Fulham, West London, at around 13:00hrs on that day.
Suzy was working as an estate agent, and left her office to meet a prospective client to view a flat, but she did not arrive back at her office. Her car, a white Ford Fiesta, was later found abandoned in Stevenage Road, Fulham.