Nottingham or Manchester?

As the title suggests, which is better for the LLB?
and why?

Nottingham seems to do better in rankings/higher entry standards/heard good things about the course. I've heard that Manchester's course is pretty big, so can appear disjointed etc.

Also on a superfluous level, Nottingham seems to attract all the top firms to campus.

Is it possible to do Law, Sociology, History and English language in one sitting for the A levels?

These are the subjects I intend to take perhaps in June next year at A levels.

Not sure I understand the question? do you mean with regards to 'soft' subjects ?

Are the subjects I stated above considered soft subjects?
I would like to take the exams in one sitting at A levels.
Is that possible?
My preferred board is the Cambridge International Exams.

Oh no, they are fine.

You should be able to do that. Issue may arise over predicted grades though?

Did you do any of the subjects I listed from the same exam board I mentioned?

I didn't do any of them.

Willing to share your background? What makes you want to do the A-Levels in one sitting?

As the title suggests, which is better for the LLB?
and why?

Well Law is pretty much a redundant degree now anyway, but we won't get into that.
I found Nottingham was incredibly over-rated, though I didn't like Manchester at all, whichever attracts you I guess.