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Rent is to be calculated on what it would cost for a mortage on that property on an average UK wage over 30 years (with a 10% deposit) + 10%. For example - A £200,000 House, with a £20,000 deposit would mean a £180,000 mortage, that taken over 30 years would be about £1000 (quick look on Barclays mortage calculator) + 10% = a rent of £1100 ...

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Since the website JuniorDoctors.co.uk was removed, we need a platform visible to the public where we can review trusts , their departments and rate their rest facilities, quality of training. This website should ideally be run by an organisation ( like the BMA maybe ) which has the contacts , funds and legal power to prevent it from shutting down.

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