Trinity Square Gardens — Attraction in London

This review is for Life residential estate agent for trinity square. Please be aware. Life residential estate agency people need to be careful dealing with this agency they will make u homeless and take your money in the name of holding deposite.. They took nearly two weeks of referencing they made me sign contract I got email that I passed the referencing and I have to pay deposite plus one month rent I did transfer and the day of chick in they call me and tell sorry you r not qualified for the apartment which is around 1350£ per month.. So I was officially homeless was paying to stay in hotel because I had to check out from my privous address a week ago end of tenancy thinking everything is OK with referencing for trinity square.. The estate agent calls and says sorry we need to keep the holding deposite for one week.. I said please refund my one month deposite and one month rent they said it will take 5 days to to transfer meanwhile I have to pay extra for hotel because I need the funds for other property.. So please be carefull you can get ripe off even after signing the contract. They will with your mental health...

Trinity Square Gardens, next to Tower Hill underground station is a small garden that includes the memorials to the men and women of Merchant Navy and Fishing Fleets who lost their life at sea during the First and Second World Wars. It also includes a memorial at the approximate spot of the scaffold where the prisoners of the Tower were executed and has a number of plaques listing the names and year of execution of many of the more well-known victims. There is also a memorial in the south east corner to those of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary and Merchant Navy who lost their lives during the the Falkland...

A beautiful place in my neighbourhood, surrounded by historical places, where you can rest,meditate or only passing by. I'm so happy to see thistles flower, I love them very much and is so beautiful and mysterious with beauty and pain -her thorns, ha ha ha. I love heroes Mausoleum and always thanks them for their sacrifice and their fight for a better world, where we live now in London. Past and present are here and it's a good name Trinity Square Gardens, for an oasis of life in my neighbourhood. All tourists...