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The UK's rental hotspots where asking prices have surged in 12 months

Average asking rents outside London remained unchanged in early 2026, marking a significant shift in rental trends since 2017.

fromwww.standard.co.uk

3 months ago

London life in numbers: What the data tells us about 2025 including hospital wait times and bills

By and large, these wait times depended on practice's capacity and an overall increase in demand. In November, Labour said that around 45% of patients were being seen on the day they requested an appointment. However, analysis of data from NHS England found that across the country there were 1.77 million four-week waits for appointments with a GP in November - up almost 250,000 on July 2024

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fromwww.bbc.com

6 months ago

Has the Elizabeth line led to a rise in rental prices?

Opening of the Elizabeth line coincided with disproportionately large rent increases near its stations, especially in peripheral London areas like Ealing, worsening affordability for renters.

fromTime Out London

8 months ago

This London borough is officially the most expensive place to rent in Britain

Taking top spot as the most expensive place to call home in the UK is Kensington and Chelsea - when you have the Prince and Princess of Wales as your neighbours in Kensington Palace, this does make some sense. The average rent in the Royal Borough can set you back a hefty £3,601 a month, with it costing renters over 74 per cent of their income