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052 PROPERTY NEWS ROUND-UP


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CELEBRATE 30 YEARS WITH LEYDON LETTINGS


are equipped with modern furnishings, including multiple en suites, double beds, fl at screen TVs and fi bre optic internet for streaming videos… and downloading lecture podcasts.


L


ooking to rent your fi rst student home? At Leydon Lettings we provide homes for large and small groups, and individuals. Properties


With large double-kitchens, ample storage, cooking equipment and shared dining and living spaces, we focus on your comfort. Above all, we protect our tenants’


safety, demonstrated by our over-compliant safety standards. All homes come equipped with smoke and heat detectors, whilst many feature non-required gas and carbon-monoxide detectors. Whichever


house you rent from Leydon Lettings, you will be provided with the best standards of integrity, safety, competence and professionalism.


• For further information, contact the team at Leydon Lettings today on 01227 806 712, or visit their website at www. leydonlettings.co.uk


Canterbury’s warm welcome


Our cathedral city has been ranked in the top fi ve warmest and driest places in the UK. By using fi gures available


from the Met Offi ce, cities were ranked by warmth using a single combined metric based on maximum average temperature, dry days and total rainfall. Those living in London should slap on the protective sun factor as the English capital beat all other UK cities to claim the hot top spot. This is thanks to a maximum temperature of 15.3°C, 256 dry days and only 557mm of rainfall annually. Other cities that made the top fi ve include: Cambridge, Chelmsford and Worcester.


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