FourPacketsOfPeanuts

BBC is reporting it

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c8dp10d4vq2t

Oh totally, there are many great places to live in the UK that isn't the London bubble. I was replying quickly and looking for something that summed not being near London jobs / the West end / art/ music scene etc from the point of view of the two professionals who'd likely drop that kind of money on that house

Well, decent "for London". People can easily buy bigger spaces elsewhere in the country but you're often in the middle of nowheresville.

40 mins to central London on tube. Lots of green spaces near by. 2 solid square bedrooms, all the cosmetic crap easily stripped out. Hard standing for 2 cars, decent back garden. Semi detached.

The only reason it's not more is "it's Dagenham" and the general shabby state of the street.

This'll get snapped up by professional couple earning 160k+ combined willing to await the inevitable gentrification in 5/10 years.

Neat!

Has Starbug vibes

Interesting

Be the change you want to see in the world

You would be amazed

TL;DW "after WWII people sought more relaxed casual attire, spent less time exposed to the elements, and rode in cars more where hats were cumbersome"

C is probably closest to reality with light weight ceramics and so on. Though still very very far away from actual reality.

Find something you think is more important than you and give your time to it

Saw it live in the West End, it's excellent