The feasibility studies explore a demolition of The Royal Lancer and 11 Mozart Street with redevelopment of the site to create a purpose built apartment scheme. Henry Mein Partnership have prepared feasibility studies for the site along with a pre-application document which was presented to the London Borough of Westminster at a formal meeting in August 2021 with revisions also provided in November 2021. The properties fall under the jurisdiction of the Westminster City Council and are not listed, nor are they located within a conservation area. 11 Mozart Street: a two storey semi-detached house and garden, extending to approximately 96 sq m (1,036 sq ft ) GIA over ground and first floor.The garden/ yard area to the rear separates the two properties The Royal Lancer: a part two, part three storey building which contains a former public house, extending to approximately 275 sq m (2,957 sq ft) GIA over ground, basement and two upper floors.When you are poor, money is your god.The site is broadly ‘L’ shaped extending to approximately 0.07 acres (0.028 hectares), with primary frontage onto both Mozart Street and Lancefield Street. When you are wealthy, money is your slave. In essence, wealthy people are financially free while rich people are not.

In contrast, rich people may find it hard to attain what he or she previously has. However, because wealthy people are knowledgeable when it comes to money matters, they can start all over again and build wealth over time. Wealthy and rich people both may experience downfalls and failures in their ventures. Whereas for wealthy people, money works for them and they know how to make money. Most rich people make a lot of money with their paychecks (cheques) but the moment they stop working, they also stop making money. In other words, Rich people are motivated by money but wealthy people are motivated by their dreams, purpose and passion. According to Robert Kiyosaki, The rich have lots of money but the wealthy don’t worry about money.

Rich vs Wealthy- is it the same thing? Well, there is a huge difference between the two words. Then I remembered Robert Kiyosaki’s book “Rich Dad, Poor Dad”.

While reading the article about Rolls-Royce I found a sentence saying you need to be wealthy than a rich. So I was curious about this Rolls-Royce Car. Reacting angrily to the refusal, the Maharaja later ordered several new Rolls-Royces and put them to work as garbage cars used to haul dung and filth in Patiala city. They said that the King of Patiala’s request to buy a Rolls-Royce was rejected. A week ago my friends were talking about Rolls-Royce car. This morning I was reading an article about, what are the procedures to buy a Rolls-Royce Car.

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