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Top Crime Hotspots in London Revealed

More than 30 locations in London have been flagged by the Metropolitan Police as top areas for anti-social behaviour (ASB), theft, and street crime. ⚠️ Whether you're a resident or just visiting, stay informed and stay safe. 32 town centres and high street locations named as experiencing the highest levels of ASB, theft and street crime, the top 20 were: Barking Town Centre Brixton Town Centre Camden Town Catford – Lewisham High Street Croydon Town Centre Ealing Town Centre Elephant and Castle Finsbury Park Woolwich Town Centre Ilford T

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Camping in the UK – Our Glamping Experience⛺

Hey adventurers!My name is Rohit Kamboj and In this vlog, we’re taking you along on our glamping getaway in the UK — a cozy, nature-filled escape just a few hours from London! We left the city behind and drove about 3 to 3.5 hours to reach a peaceful, scenic camping site tucked away from the hustle. But instead of pitching a tent, we opted for glamping — and trust us, it was the perfect mix of comfort and nature! 🌳✨ Our glamping setup came with: A double bed and two single beds Full electricity access 🔌 A warm, welcoming space to unwind 🛏️ We spent the

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International students can no longer bring dependents in UK on student visas

International students studying in the UK will no longer be able to bring dependents with them on their UK student visas beginning Monday, January 1, 2024, with the exception of those on research postgraduate programmes. In a written statement issued in May 2023, home secretary Suella Braverman stated that the government is "removing the right for international students to bring dependents unless they are on postgraduate courses currently designated as research programs.". According to Home Office statistics, approximately 136,000 visas were granted to dependents of

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UK Young India Professionals Scheme: Lucky Draw Visa

The UK-India Young Professional Scheme's new ballot has been launched by the UK Home Office. Those who meet the requirements can apply starting on February 20, 2024, to work, study, and live in the UK for a period of two years. Under the UK-India Mobility and Migration Partnership, the program was launched in May 2021. The candidates are allowed to spend two years living, working, and studying in the UK. The UK government releases the ballot for this year. It will start on February 20 at 2:30 PM and run through February 22, 2024. The UK government has released the ballo

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