Sentence examples for london postcode from inspiring English sources

"Some of the London postcode areas are among the worst performing in the country.

Richmond doesn't have a London postcode; Zac Goldsmith's house may even have its own postcode.

(The surviving tracks in Romford and Crayford may be inside the M25, but lack the London postcode that Wimbledon has).

When the track at Walthamstow shut in 2008, Wimbledon was left as the only greyhound stadium with a London postcode.

Next came My Brother The Devil, the tale of two teenage brothers of Egyptian descent who are members of a London postcode gang.

Being able to rent a bedroom, kitchen and bathroom in a desirable London postcode for just £95 a week might sound too good to be true for anyone familiar with the city's soaring rents.

I am writing this after a weekend with friends near St Mawes in Cornwall, a house enviable in every way except that it is 300 miles from where I really want to be (which is any SW London postcode).

It has also attracted a phalanx of middlemen from the City, ready to help those keen to have a London postcode, but not so keen on a British tax bill.

Although Zadie Smith's much-awaited new book is called NW, in honour of the London postcode in which it is set, no one is talking it up as the great metropolitan novel we are all (supposedly) waiting for.

A higher proportion of affordable housing would dent the scheme's profits, which could render the whole AFC stadium plan unaffordable, and open up a way for greyhound racing to retain its London postcode.

They will get tired of going away on carnival weekend, want to enjoy the privileges of their west London postcode, and lobby to put an end to the fun for the rest of us.