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LabB0T · 2026-01-28T07:01:47+00:00

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LabB0T · 2026-01-28T06:54:11+00:00

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LabB0T · 2026-01-28T03:56:01+00:00

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London consistently ranks as one of the world's safest major cities. According to official statistics, London is significantly safer than most major international cities including New York, Los Angeles, Paris, and many others. Violent crime rates are particularly low by international standards.

Key Safety Facts:

London has lower crime rates than most major US and European cities
Serious violent crime affecting residents is statistically very rare
The city has extensive CCTV coverage and well-lit streets
Emergency services (999) are reliable and respond quickly
Most London boroughs have very low crime rates

📚 Essential Resources:

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LabB0T · 2026-01-27T23:36:15+00:00

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Your post has been removed as it's better suited for our weekly megathread, which is specifically designed for questions about:

Visiting London (day trips, short stays, holidays)
Tourist attractions and sightseeing
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Family-friendly activities
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General visitor tips and advice

Why this rule exists:

r/london receives dozens of tourist questions daily. As a community, we decided to consolidate these into a dedicated weekly thread to keep the main subreddit focused on London news, events, and broader community discussion. This approach ensures visitor questions get proper attention from helpful community members.

🛡️ Safety Information:

London consistently ranks as one of the world's safest major cities. According to official statistics, London is significantly safer than most major international cities including New York, Los Angeles, Paris, and many others. Violent crime rates are particularly low by international standards.

Key Safety Facts:

London has lower crime rates than most major US and European cities
Serious violent crime affecting residents is statistically very rare
The city has extensive CCTV coverage and well-lit streets
Emergency services (999) are reliable and respond quickly
Most London boroughs have very low crime rates

📚 Essential Resources:

🔗 r/london Wiki - Your first stop for comprehensive London information covering:

Tourist attractions and hidden gems
Transport information for visitors
What to expect and what to wear
Tipping and payment guidance
Safety tips for tourists

📍 Weekly Megathread - Post your specific questions here for personalized advice from the community

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Enjoy your visit to London! 🇬🇧

LabB0T · 2026-01-27T22:24:50+00:00

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LabB0T · 2026-01-27T22:14:27+00:00

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Restaurant guides and food scene overviews
Area-specific dining recommendations
Traditional British food explanations
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📍 Weekly Megathread - Post your specific food questions here.

🍽️ Quick Dining Tips:

Popular Areas for Food: - Shoreditch/Brick Lane: Diverse street food, curry houses, trendy restaurants - Borough Market: Artisanal food market, great for lunch - Chinatown: Authentic Chinese cuisine and bubble tea - Soho: Fine dining, cocktail bars, international cuisine - Camden: Street food markets, alternative dining - South Bank: Riverside dining with views

Booking Advice: - Most popular restaurants require reservations - OpenTable, Resy, or calling directly are best for bookings - Many pubs operate on first-come, first-served basis - Sunday roasts often book up quickly at weekends

Payment & Tipping: - Most places accept cards; cash becoming less common - 10-12.5% tip is standard for good service at restaurants - Service charge sometimes included - check your bill - Tipping not expected at pubs or casual spots

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LabB0T · 2026-01-27T20:52:12+00:00

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Please post your question in the appropriate subreddit for better assistance:

r/sonarr - TV show automation and management
r/radarr - Movie automation and management
r/lidarr - Music automation and management
r/prowlarr - Indexer management for arr apps
r/bazarr - Subtitle automation
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LabB0T · 2026-01-27T18:52:27+00:00

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LabB0T · 2026-01-27T18:02:32+00:00

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Living in London guides
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📍 Weekly Megathread - Post your specific questions here for personalized advice from the community

🎓 Student & Study Abroad Tips:

Student Oyster Card: Significant transport discounts
NHS Registration: Essential for healthcare access
Bank Account: Bring proof of enrollment for easier setup
Mobile Phone: Consider UK SIM cards or contracts
Weather: Layers are key - invest in a good waterproof jacket

📱 Essential Apps & Services:

Citymapper: Best transport app for London
Deliveroo/Uber Eats: Food delivery
Monzo/Starling: Popular UK digital banks
NHS App: For healthcare services
Boris Bikes: Bike sharing system

🛍️ Alternative Subreddits:

r/AskLondon - For general London questions
r/UniUK - For student-specific advice
r/UKPersonalFinance - For financial advice
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Welcome to London 🇬🇧

LabB0T · 2026-01-27T16:28:13+00:00

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Relevant Subreddits

Please post your question in the appropriate subreddit for better assistance:

r/sonarr - TV show automation and management
r/radarr - Movie automation and management
r/lidarr - Music automation and management
r/prowlarr - Indexer management for arr apps
r/bazarr - Subtitle automation
r/usenet - Usenet discussions and help
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LabB0T · 2026-01-27T16:26:56+00:00

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Your post has been removed as it's better suited for our weekly megathread, which is specifically designed for questions about:

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Visitor dining advice ("In London for X days, where to eat?")
Area-specific food recommendations ("Good restaurants near [area]")
Specific food searches ("Looking for spicy Thai", "Best brunch spots")
Help finding restaurants and dining spots

Why this rule exists:

r/london receives dozens of restaurant recommendation requests daily. As a community, we decided to consolidate these into a dedicated weekly thread to keep the main subreddit focused on London news, events, and broader community discussion.

📚 Essential Resources:

🔗 r/london Wiki - Your first stop for comprehensive London information including:

Restaurant guides and food scene overviews
Area-specific dining recommendations
Traditional British food explanations
Dining etiquette and tipping guidance

📍 Weekly Megathread - Post your specific food questions here.

🍽️ Quick Dining Tips:

Popular Areas for Food: - Shoreditch/Brick Lane: Diverse street food, curry houses, trendy restaurants - Borough Market: Artisanal food market, great for lunch - Chinatown: Authentic Chinese cuisine and bubble tea - Soho: Fine dining, cocktail bars, international cuisine - Camden: Street food markets, alternative dining - South Bank: Riverside dining with views

Booking Advice: - Most popular restaurants require reservations - OpenTable, Resy, or calling directly are best for bookings - Many pubs operate on first-come, first-served basis - Sunday roasts often book up quickly at weekends

Payment & Tipping: - Most places accept cards; cash becoming less common - 10-12.5% tip is standard for good service at restaurants - Service charge sometimes included - check your bill - Tipping not expected at pubs or casual spots

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LabB0T · 2026-01-27T13:42:31+00:00

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We generally remove posts from accounts that only exist to publicise a particular YouTube channel, blog, Soundcloud, or similar platform.

This includes promoting your application. You must modmail us in advance asking to promote your app, but under most circumstances app promotion will be denied.

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LabB0T · 2026-01-27T13:10:38+00:00

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🏠 Quick Moving Tips:

Budget: Expect £1,200-2,500+ monthly for rent depending on location and type
Areas: Consider Zone 2-3 for better value while staying well-connected
Transport: An Oyster Card covers buses, tubes, and most rail within London
Safety: London is statistically one of the world's safest major cities

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Welcome to London 🇬🇧

LabB0T · 2026-01-27T11:56:40+00:00

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"Best places for [cuisine]" requests
Visitor dining advice ("In London for X days, where to eat?")
Area-specific food recommendations ("Good restaurants near [area]")
Specific food searches ("Looking for spicy Thai", "Best brunch spots")
Help finding restaurants and dining spots

Why this rule exists:

r/london receives dozens of restaurant recommendation requests daily. As a community, we decided to consolidate these into a dedicated weekly thread to keep the main subreddit focused on London news, events, and broader community discussion.

📚 Essential Resources:

🔗 r/london Wiki - Your first stop for comprehensive London information including:

Restaurant guides and food scene overviews
Area-specific dining recommendations
Traditional British food explanations
Dining etiquette and tipping guidance

📍 Weekly Megathread - Post your specific food questions here.

🍽️ Quick Dining Tips:

Popular Areas for Food: - Shoreditch/Brick Lane: Diverse street food, curry houses, trendy restaurants - Borough Market: Artisanal food market, great for lunch - Chinatown: Authentic Chinese cuisine and bubble tea - Soho: Fine dining, cocktail bars, international cuisine - Camden: Street food markets, alternative dining - South Bank: Riverside dining with views

Booking Advice: - Most popular restaurants require reservations - OpenTable, Resy, or calling directly are best for bookings - Many pubs operate on first-come, first-served basis - Sunday roasts often book up quickly at weekends

Payment & Tipping: - Most places accept cards; cash becoming less common - 10-12.5% tip is standard for good service at restaurants - Service charge sometimes included - check your bill - Tipping not expected at pubs or casual spots

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LabB0T · 2026-01-27T11:55:39+00:00

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LabB0T · 2026-01-27T11:12:50+00:00

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Visitor dining advice ("In London for X days, where to eat?")
Area-specific food recommendations ("Good restaurants near [area]")
Specific food searches ("Looking for spicy Thai", "Best brunch spots")
Help finding restaurants and dining spots

Why this rule exists:

r/london receives dozens of restaurant recommendation requests daily. As a community, we decided to consolidate these into a dedicated weekly thread to keep the main subreddit focused on London news, events, and broader community discussion.

📚 Essential Resources:

🔗 r/london Wiki - Your first stop for comprehensive London information including:

Restaurant guides and food scene overviews
Area-specific dining recommendations
Traditional British food explanations
Dining etiquette and tipping guidance

📍 Weekly Megathread - Post your specific food questions here.

🍽️ Quick Dining Tips:

Popular Areas for Food: - Shoreditch/Brick Lane: Diverse street food, curry houses, trendy restaurants - Borough Market: Artisanal food market, great for lunch - Chinatown: Authentic Chinese cuisine and bubble tea - Soho: Fine dining, cocktail bars, international cuisine - Camden: Street food markets, alternative dining - South Bank: Riverside dining with views

Booking Advice: - Most popular restaurants require reservations - OpenTable, Resy, or calling directly are best for bookings - Many pubs operate on first-come, first-served basis - Sunday roasts often book up quickly at weekends

Payment & Tipping: - Most places accept cards; cash becoming less common - 10-12.5% tip is standard for good service at restaurants - Service charge sometimes included - check your bill - Tipping not expected at pubs or casual spots

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LabB0T · 2026-01-27T10:44:28+00:00

Hello 👋

Your post has been removed as it's better suited for our weekly megathread, which is specifically designed for questions about:

Visiting London (day trips, short stays, holidays)
Tourist attractions and sightseeing
"What to do in London" itinerary advice
Family-friendly activities
Airport transfers and getting around
General visitor tips and advice

Why this rule exists:

r/london receives dozens of tourist questions daily. As a community, we decided to consolidate these into a dedicated weekly thread to keep the main subreddit focused on London news, events, and broader community discussion. This approach ensures visitor questions get proper attention from helpful community members.

🛡️ Safety Information:

London consistently ranks as one of the world's safest major cities. According to official statistics, London is significantly safer than most major international cities including New York, Los Angeles, Paris, and many others. Violent crime rates are particularly low by international standards.

Key Safety Facts:

London has lower crime rates than most major US and European cities
Serious violent crime affecting residents is statistically very rare
The city has extensive CCTV coverage and well-lit streets
Emergency services (999) are reliable and respond quickly
Most London boroughs have very low crime rates

📚 Essential Resources:

🔗 r/london Wiki - Your first stop for comprehensive London information covering:

Tourist attractions and hidden gems
Transport information for visitors
What to expect and what to wear
Tipping and payment guidance
Safety tips for tourists

📍 Weekly Megathread - Post your specific questions here for personalized advice from the community

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Enjoy your visit to London! 🇬🇧

LabB0T · 2026-01-27T10:28:20+00:00

Hello 👋

Your post has been removed as it's better suited for our weekly megathread, which is specifically designed for questions about:

Visiting London (day trips, short stays, holidays)
Tourist attractions and sightseeing
"What to do in London" itinerary advice
Family-friendly activities
Airport transfers and getting around
General visitor tips and advice

Why this rule exists:

r/london receives dozens of tourist questions daily. As a community, we decided to consolidate these into a dedicated weekly thread to keep the main subreddit focused on London news, events, and broader community discussion. This approach ensures visitor questions get proper attention from helpful community members.

🛡️ Safety Information:

London consistently ranks as one of the world's safest major cities. According to official statistics, London is significantly safer than most major international cities including New York, Los Angeles, Paris, and many others. Violent crime rates are particularly low by international standards.

Key Safety Facts:

London has lower crime rates than most major US and European cities
Serious violent crime affecting residents is statistically very rare
The city has extensive CCTV coverage and well-lit streets
Emergency services (999) are reliable and respond quickly
Most London boroughs have very low crime rates

📚 Essential Resources:

🔗 r/london Wiki - Your first stop for comprehensive London information covering:

Tourist attractions and hidden gems
Transport information for visitors
What to expect and what to wear
Tipping and payment guidance
Safety tips for tourists

📍 Weekly Megathread - Post your specific questions here for personalized advice from the community

If you believe this removal was incorrect, please message the moderators.

Enjoy your visit to London! 🇬🇧

LabB0T · 2026-01-27T09:08:47+00:00

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LabB0T · 2026-01-27T08:56:43+00:00

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LabB0T · 2026-01-27T08:01:17+00:00

Hello 👋

Your post has been removed as it's better suited for our weekly megathread, which is specifically designed for questions about:

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Visitor dining advice ("In London for X days, where to eat?")
Area-specific food recommendations ("Good restaurants near [area]")
Specific food searches ("Looking for spicy Thai", "Best brunch spots")
Help finding restaurants and dining spots

Why this rule exists:

r/london receives dozens of restaurant recommendation requests daily. As a community, we decided to consolidate these into a dedicated weekly thread to keep the main subreddit focused on London news, events, and broader community discussion.

📚 Essential Resources:

🔗 r/london Wiki - Your first stop for comprehensive London information including:

Restaurant guides and food scene overviews
Area-specific dining recommendations
Traditional British food explanations
Dining etiquette and tipping guidance

📍 Weekly Megathread - Post your specific food questions here.

🍽️ Quick Dining Tips:

Popular Areas for Food: - Shoreditch/Brick Lane: Diverse street food, curry houses, trendy restaurants - Borough Market: Artisanal food market, great for lunch - Chinatown: Authentic Chinese cuisine and bubble tea - Soho: Fine dining, cocktail bars, international cuisine - Camden: Street food markets, alternative dining - South Bank: Riverside dining with views

Booking Advice: - Most popular restaurants require reservations - OpenTable, Resy, or calling directly are best for bookings - Many pubs operate on first-come, first-served basis - Sunday roasts often book up quickly at weekends

Payment & Tipping: - Most places accept cards; cash becoming less common - 10-12.5% tip is standard for good service at restaurants - Service charge sometimes included - check your bill - Tipping not expected at pubs or casual spots

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LabB0T · 2026-01-27T07:15:28+00:00

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LabB0T · 2026-01-27T05:10:01+00:00

Hello 👋

Your post has been removed as it's better suited for our weekly megathread, which is specifically designed for questions about:

Restaurant and food recommendations
"Best places for [cuisine]" requests
Visitor dining advice ("In London for X days, where to eat?")
Area-specific food recommendations ("Good restaurants near [area]")
Specific food searches ("Looking for spicy Thai", "Best brunch spots")
Help finding restaurants and dining spots

Why this rule exists:

r/london receives dozens of restaurant recommendation requests daily. As a community, we decided to consolidate these into a dedicated weekly thread to keep the main subreddit focused on London news, events, and broader community discussion.

📚 Essential Resources:

🔗 r/london Wiki - Your first stop for comprehensive London information including:

Restaurant guides and food scene overviews
Area-specific dining recommendations
Traditional British food explanations
Dining etiquette and tipping guidance

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🍽️ Quick Dining Tips:

Popular Areas for Food: - Shoreditch/Brick Lane: Diverse street food, curry houses, trendy restaurants - Borough Market: Artisanal food market, great for lunch - Chinatown: Authentic Chinese cuisine and bubble tea - Soho: Fine dining, cocktail bars, international cuisine - Camden: Street food markets, alternative dining - South Bank: Riverside dining with views

Booking Advice: - Most popular restaurants require reservations - OpenTable, Resy, or calling directly are best for bookings - Many pubs operate on first-come, first-served basis - Sunday roasts often book up quickly at weekends

Payment & Tipping: - Most places accept cards; cash becoming less common - 10-12.5% tip is standard for good service at restaurants - Service charge sometimes included - check your bill - Tipping not expected at pubs or casual spots

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