Is Manchester a tough place to live in?

[PinkFinal]

It's a great place to live if you have no money worries
Not too big not too small

Weather is the only downside and as we know the weather isn't as shit as renowned

 

[The Northern Baptist]

There's loads of different polls and studies.

Manchester named most liveable city in the UK - again

The city beat the likes of Birmingham, London and Liverpool to claim the top spot for the UK in The Economist’s ‘Global Livability Index’ for 2019

www.business-live.co.uk

Leafy Manchester town named as best place to live - see the top 10 areas

The average asking price in the area currently stands at £367,429, over £130,000 higher than the Greater Manchester average of £237,380

www.mirror.co.uk

Manchester named UK's most liveable city 2019 and 38th most liveable in the world

Manchester is still the most liveable city in the UK, according to this year's Economist Intelligence Unit annual global liveability index. It's the

ilovemanchester.com

yeah Manchester usually comes out on or near the top of these studies/polls when it’s just U.K. cities, but not compared to cities in other countries. Which probably says more about the U.K. than just Manchester.

 

[Xhavenjoe]

Bernardo is a lucky man he's not sleeping rough.
Wanting to leave because of weather conditions my arse as Jim Royle might say

 

[Man-chester copperpot]

My honest opinion is, if i could afford it i would move abroad in the sun.
Nothing worse than opening your curtains in the morning and it being grey & wet.
So depressing.
It doesn’t help that i always watch “a place in the sun”
And don’t get me started on the M60

 

[ancoats]

every major city has its problems if you go looking for them and manchester is no different
i will say in the last 10 years more money and rich people have bought into manchester and its canals city living

even ancoats is now a place for the posh and even the city players both male and female love the cutters square area with so many food and drinks outlets its the in place to be

 

[talkativesprout]

Give me two equally rough places to live i'll choose the one that has the best weather.

 

[mexico1970]

I don't like Manchester even though I am born and bred, saying that I think the same way of all the big cities in the UK.

 

[Marklr]

It's a great place to live if you have no money worries
Not too big not too small

Weather is the only downside and as we know the weather isn't as shit as renowned

The rainfall is just the same as the UK average. Shit. But there are other UK cities that are worse but don't get called "rainy"!

 

[journolud]

Bernardo is a lucky man he's not sleeping rough.
Wanting to leave because of weather conditions my arse as Jim Royle might say

Is there a direct quote from him or are these just rumours?

Can’t blame anyone who is used to more sunshine and warmer weather for missing it, we’re all made differently. When I lived in New Zealand I missed the extremes of the seasons which we didn’t have there. Hate the wet and cold now though

 

[Xhavenjoe]

Is there a direct quote from him or are these just rumours?

This was the first one I saw but no one appears to be denying he wants to leave