Worst places in UK to live

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Reply 60

preetg97

Wolverhampton.

:colondollar:

Reply 61

DedicatedWizard

London really :/ I live here but all the amazing stuff are super expensive :frown:

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South East London.

All of up north.

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Original post by ron_trns

London, most parts of it. Good place to go out and do things, horrible place to have to live and work.

Bit dramatic. Plenty of people (like myself) who survive perfectly fine as the working class in London.

Reply 66

Hashim123

Original post by Jewb

Grimsby

Rotherham

Scunthorpe

Bradford

Due to start work in Rotherham soon, hoping it's not that bad. :laugh:

Reply 67

M&F

Original post by ZuluK

Leicester or Birmingham or Luton or Bradford

Loool. why??

Reply 68

_Charlotte15

Original post by Novascope

All of up north.

Bit harsh isn't it?

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Dundee

Gloucester, the proverbial headstone of failed urban regeneration. If I had to live anywhere near the centre, I'd kill myself.

Reply 71

Frostyjoe

Original post by Hashim123

Norwich.

...And I haven't even been.

LOL, I go to university there. It's alright, I suppose it's a bit small, the main pain about it is getting there!

Reply 72

Novascope

Original post by _Charlotte15

Bit harsh isn't it?

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Lmao I wasn't being serious.

Reply 73

Emily.97

Original post by FaisalNaeem03

Yup.

But still your opinions false :h:

. End off. I win.

An opinion cannot be wrong. An opinion is subjective.

Reply 74

hoping4Astars

I can't believe people are saying London lol. It is better than every other city in Britain and is more important than every other British city combined to our economy.

Reply 75

Katty3

Original post by hoping4Astars

I can't believe people are saying London lol. It is better than every other city in Britain and is more important than every other British city combined to our economy.

It's a sh*^hole.

Stupidly expensive to live in, millions of people, and too many hipsters.

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Reply 76

Vikingninja

Coventry, last time I saw it the ENTIRETY was grey, also if it weren't for my parents telling me what it was like for them at uni then it would've been one of my firm choices because it's high ranking for my course.

Reply 77

username917703

In terms of hype, Manchester has to be up there. High crime, poor skyline and not a decent restaurant in sight.

Reply 78

hoping4Astars

Original post by Katty3

It's a sh*^hole.

Stupidly expensive to live in, millions of people, and too many hipsters.

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Stupidly expensive? It is totally worth the money to live in one of the most vibrant, cosmopolitan and beautiful cities on the planet. Millions of people? Yeah, darn right, millions of talented, diverse people from all backgrounds and from all over the world. Too many hipsters? Hipsters are leading the way for gentrification which will improve formerly derelict neighbourhoods like Brixton into modern, desirable places to live,

It is one of only two Alpha++ global cites, along with New York, and combined with its rich history and culture, London can be considered a masterpiece, an artwork encompassing all the greatness of human civilisation.

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Reply 79

Katty3

Original post by hoping4Astars

Or I can say screw that and live in a hermitage. With floor to ceiling bookshelves. And a ladder on a track.

Not worth the extra costs of living there. Vibrant? I prefer peaceful.

Too many people for me to ever feel at home. A faceless mass of consumerism.

It's too busy. I prefer a slower pace of life.

There is a rich history in many other places. My favourite city of York, for example.

It's not great. You pay £600 a month for a room in a shared house. In many places you get a full house for that. A big one.

Gentrification isn't all good. It pushes people who have lived in an area for their entire lives out of it because they now can't afford to live there.

Hipsters think they're being creative and edgy when they're not. They all seem to dress in exactly the same way.

There are art galleries and museums all over the world. In many other parts of the country other than London. The Hepworth gallery, for example.
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