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Henry Fielding, author of the bawdy romp Tom Jones, had a job as a showman at the original May Fair in Shepherd Market. Later he became chief magistrate of London and founded the capital’s first police force, the Bow Street Runners.
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Leading Mayfair and West End estate agent Wetherell, in association with Dataloft, have produced the capital’s first ever London-Underground Property Map (see attached map), which reveals average prices and rental values for apartments in postcode-based catchment areas around each of ...
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In 1964 the Canadian billionaire and owner of Fortnum & Mason commissioned a four-ton clock, which is installed outside the Piccadilly store. Every hour four foot high models of William Fortnum and Hugh Mason emerge and bow to each other, ...
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Proud winners of The Sunday Times Estate Agency of the Year Awards 2010, Bronze Award for Prestige Property.