A London borough has been crowned Rightmove’s ‘happiest place to live’ for the first time
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'Having access to nature and green spaces is more important to residents than having access to public transport, shops and restaurants, and employment opportunities,' says Rightmove after surveying 26,000 people across the UK.

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