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Now if you thread was about London running out of hospital beds due to Covid it would be proper room.
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Originally posted by ladymuck View PostYou need to have words with your sockie, or sockie master, can't remember which way round it is
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In the total of what, London or AtW's sockies? Probably quite similar.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostWhat is the count if you include zombies, Brexiteers etc?
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You need to have words with your sockie, or sockie master, can't remember which way round it is
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“ A decline in London’s population would represent a return to the years in the middle of the 20th century when London’s population collapsed after the second world war, as people moved away from the bombed-out and blitzed city for a life in the leafier home counties or other parts of the country, dropping from 8.6 million in 1939 to 6.8 million in the 1980s.”
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DOOM: London
“ London’s population is set to decline for the first time in more than 30 years, driven by the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic and people reassessing where they live during the crisis, according to a report.
The accountancy firm PwC said the number of people living in the capital could fall by more than 300,000 this year, from a record level of about 9 million in 2020, to as low as 8.7 million. This would end decades of growth with the first annual drop since 1988.
The forecast comes as city-dwellers rethink their living situations during lockdown and a boom in home working during the pandemic encourages growing numbers of people to consider moving elsewhere.”
London population set to decline for first time since 1988 – report | UK news | The Guardian
Ladymuck moving to Bham now?
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