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Details: Published: 26 June 2018; Hits: 1955

mudchute park and farm

Hi there, it's Frank.

Last week I was at Millwall Park and today I'm at Mudchute Park & Farm, and I really reallly love it here.

At the farm you can meet goats, sheep, cows, turkeys, chickens, geese, horses and whatever this is behind me (I think we might have the same hairdresser though).

Details: Published: 26 June 2018; Hits: 1413

rent in e14

Now, this is a very pertinent question and we know that it’s one that many landlords, and indeed agents, will be asking themselves right now.

And. Brace yourself. The answer is very simple: yes.

But. There’s a little more to it.

E14, and by that we mean all of the areas which form the postcode – the Isle of Dogs, Limehouse, South Quay, Canary Wharf (although there aren’t actually any residential developments in the business district), Poplar, Blackwall, East India, Blackwall & Leamouth – is witnessing residential development on an unprecedented scale. This year alone, London City Island, Charrington (Providence)Tower and Horizons Tower have all completed resulting in, literally, hundreds of new apartments to rent in E14.

Details: Published: 25 June 2018; Hits: 2226

Frank is inside the Greenwich Foot Tuunel

Hi, its Frank again.

Last week I was in Island Gardens and today I'm inside the Greenwich Foot Tuunel (all dogs should be kept on leads, don't tell anyone).

They started building this tunnel in June 1899, and it was finished and opened on 4th August 1902.

Details: Published: 24 June 2018; Hits: 2054

Frank is in Millwall Park

Hi, it's Frank again.

Last week I was inside the Greenwich Foot Tunnel and today I'm in Millwall Park.

Millwall Park is just across the road from Island Gardens on the Isle of Dogs and is home to, well... lots of grass... but lots of other things too.

Recently Millwall Park has become home to London Oktoberfest, which this year starts on Thursday 29th September.... (That's a little bit confusing for a dog like me, so I'll just say that there will be music and dancing and drinking.)

Details: Published: 21 June 2018; Hits: 1792

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Yesterday the Government published The Tenants’ Fees Bill, the long-awaited paper resultant from the consultation period on what, if any, tenant fees are acceptable to charge.

It’s still very much early days as the Bill will now be debated in parliament and its proposals could change. If you’re not scared of long, wordy documents you can read it in full here.

There’s very little ‘fact’ in the document, and its perhaps best looked at as a legal framework into which the final rules and regulations will sit.