Can anyone unite Holborn and St Pancras?
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The constituency of Holborn and St Pancras, Labour since its inception, 43 years ago, is a strange shape, encompassing strange people. It is home to some of the sharpest wealth disparities in London: here, a single set of railway tracks can cut the average house prices in half, as it does between Gloucester Avenue and Juniper Crescent. Walk south-west and you’ll see Somers Town, formerly a slum and long a deprived area, bleed into the…
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