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The Myth of the Untouchable 'Fitter': Why I Walked Away from Low-Paid Work in London to Start My Own Business

London is known worldwide as a land of opportunity, the destination for those who cross oceans in search of a better life. However, for anyone diving into the city's construction, maintenance, and fitting sector, the reality often comes at a high price.

· 10 August 2026

The Myth of the Untouchable 'Fitter': Why I Walked Away from Low-Paid Work in London to Start My Own Business

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