Cheap Ward is a historic area in the City of London, known for its medieval roots and commercial significance. The name "Cheap" derives from the Old English word "ceap," meaning market, reflecting its past as a bustling trading hub. Today, it is a mix of modern offices, financial institutions, and remnants of its medieval past, such as the Guildhall and St. Mary-le-Bow Church.
The ward is centrally located, with easy access to major transport links like Bank and St. Paul's stations. It retains a blend of old and new architecture, with narrow lanes and contemporary high-rises side by side. Cheapside, its main thoroughfare, is lined with shops and eateries, catering to workers and visitors. The area remains a key part of London's financial district, with a focus on business rather than residential life.
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Cheapside
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Gresham Street
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Cheapside
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Cheapside
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Gresham Street
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Basinghall Street
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Foster Lane
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King Street
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Gutter Lane
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Milk Street
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Cheapside
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Foster Lane
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Cheapside
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Gresham Street
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Basinghall Street
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Foster Lane
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Ironmonger Lane
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Gresham Street
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City of London
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King Street
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St Martin's Le Grand
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Cheapside
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Angel Street
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Gresham Street
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Cheapside
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Cheapside
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Cheapside
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Foster Lane
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King Street
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Cheapside
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Gresham Street
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Goldsmith Street
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Gresham Street
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Cheapside
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Gresham Street
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Gutter Lane
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City of London
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Wood Street
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Gresham Street
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Carey Lane
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Carey Lane
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Newgate Street
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Gresham Street
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Frederick's Place
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Gresham Street
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Cheapside
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Cheapside
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King Street