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Everybody complains that it’s the bankers in the City that are the fat cats in London. Well not so!

Look at this interesting little fact I discovered today.

£52,786 is what a traffic warden in Tower Hamlets earned last year including bonuses.

That’s where our tax pounds are going…into the pockets of the fat cat “gutter bandits”. It’s no wonder unskilled and uneducated members of our society are queuing up to get a job as a traffic warden. What a great way to earn so much money without having to study hard and take examinations in finance, like the City workers are having to do just to keep their jobs!

Nice work Tower Hamlets

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A penthouse in one of London’s most opulent developments has sold for a
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wider property slump.

Source: One Hyde Park penthouse sells for record-breaking £140m

A dispute over the most expensive piece of land ever bought in Britain, which
cost £959 million for a 12-acre site close to the centre of London, will
finally boil over into a High Court legal battle this week.

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London’s largest home after Buckingham Palace is to be created by Regent’s
Park, in a £100m complex complete with a cinema, gym and swimming pool.

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