Equity Release England

England is a European country, and it can be found in the northern part of Europe. It shares its borders with Ireland and Scotland to the north, Wales to the west, and France to the southwest. England covers an area of 50,355 square kilometres (19,907 sq mi). The country’s capital, London, is one of its biggest cities with almost 9 million inhabitants. England was founded in 1066 when William I (William the Conqueror) invaded from Normandy and conquered what would become known as “The Angevin Empire”.

The English language, also known as “British”, is one of the world’s most widely spoken languages. England is often considered the birthplace of its development into what it is today. It was first introduced by Germanic tribes who invaded Britain from Northern Europe during the early centuries AD and then spread all over Great Britain, eventually making their way onto Ireland. This island never became part of an empire. The Normans spoke Norman French, which formed a strong bond between France and England when William I conquered both countries at different times, so they still share many cultural traits.

There are more than one hundred universities in England that offer undergraduate degrees. Its culture has had a significant impact on many other countries worldwide, from language to literature and dress styles.