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I Know When and Where I Want to Go London!

London is one of the best tourist destinations in the world. It’s often remarked by visitors to the West End that there seems to be a lack of churches in London: this is because they are crammed into the City, far too many to serve today’s atheistic populace and some are relegated to monuments or the private chapels of the guilds. Famous Budget hotel in London are Accor UK Ltd, Blake court ltd, cadogan hotel & more.

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3 Responses to “I Know When and Where I Want to Go London!”

  1. Want to traveling to London, wondering where to live and work?
    I want to travel to London next year, on the swap program, once I finish school. I am in school for Dental Chairside Assisting and I’d like to use my skills, when I go, I was just curious if they are in need of dental assistants? Also I am unsure where the better neighbourhoods are as I have never been before. Any advice on living or working would be much appreciated. Thanks!

  2. i recommend u go southend, brentwood or any where in essex both these places are nice and not far from london, if u live in london it will be too expensive, and if u want somethin cheap, multicultural, cum to east london
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  3. Sorry huntv10, I think the farthest out in essex to be close to London would be Romford. If someone is only going to be staying for a year or two on a swap they would probably enjoy themselves more being more central.
    London has lots of private dentists, but very few National Health Service ones, although Emergency Dentists in hospitals are probably always needed. I think you should find a job first (if possible – does your college help with this) and then find an area you can afford on the pay that is not too far away. The ‘better’ neighbourhoods are ridiculously priced, and even a studio flat would probably be too expensive on a dental assistants wage.

    Hope this helps.
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