the chancellor lives next door to number 10 downing street.
the chancellor lives next door to number 10 downing street.
who lives next door to number 10 downing street?
the chancellor
downing street declined at the turn of the 19th century, becoming surrounded with run-down buildings, dark alleys, the scene of crime and prostitution. earlier, the government had taken over the other downing street houses: the colonial office occupied number 14 in 1798; the foreign office was at number 16 and the houses on either side; the west india department was in number 18; and the tithe commissioners in number 20. the houses deteriorated from neglect, became unsafe, and one by one were demolished. by 1857 downing street's townhouses were all gone except for number 10, number 11 (customarily the chancellor of the exchequer's residence), and number 12 (used as offices for government whips). in 1879 a fire destroyed the upper floors of number 12; it was renovated but only as a single-storey structure. "(see numbers 10, 11, and 12 downing street first floor plan and ground floor plan.)"
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