Nice areas of England to live

[Franny Lee's Barrel Chest]

If the kids education is one of the main reasons, and you have the cash, what about Clitheroe or Whalley? Nice place and Stonyhurst College* on the doorstep.

Not too far to travel for games either.



*As long as you're a Catholic.

 

[bugsyblue]

If the kids education is one of the main reasons, and you have the cash, what about Clitheroe or Whalley? Nice place and Stonyhurst College* on the doorstep.

Not too far to travel for games either.



*As long as you're a Catholic.

My cousins went to Stony. Nice place but in the middle of nowhere.

 

[Barcon]

Been pondering the same thing myself. I'm from Nova Scotia Canada so cold is actually a bonus. I'd love some suggestions too. Some things that I'd look for are:

I'm a folk musician so country side is prefered too city life. I've always lived in small towns until this passed year when I moved to Halifax, Nova Scotia and I'm not a fan of the city.

Close to Manchester, so I can go to matches as a please. It doesn't have to be in Manchester or anything but close enough that it's not a huge trip to go.

I'm only 18 so an apartment for affordable place is always the best, although I might not move until I can afford a house it's a dream of mine to live in England.

Any suggestions would be great!

I suggest you stay in Canada mate. Moving to Manc would be a huge culture shock. My wifes family are all from New Glasgow and a couple now live in Halifax. Get yourself down to Ontario.

 

[aguero16]

Been pondering the same thing myself. I'm from Nova Scotia Canada so cold is actually a bonus. I'd love some suggestions too. Some things that I'd look for are:

I'm a folk musician so country side is prefered too city life. I've always lived in small towns until this passed year when I moved to Halifax, Nova Scotia and I'm not a fan of the city.

Close to Manchester, so I can go to matches as a please. It doesn't have to be in Manchester or anything but close enough that it's not a huge trip to go.

I'm only 18 so an apartment for affordable place is always the best, although I might not move until I can afford a house it's a dream of mine to live in England.

Any suggestions would be great!

I suggest you stay in Canada mate. Moving to Manc would be a huge culture shock. My wifes family are all from New Glasgow and a couple now live in Halifax. Get yourself down to Ontario.

Yeah I've been told the same thing. I love Canada but I'd just like to experience the change in culture. Doesn't have to be Manchester but close enough that going to see City is simple.

 

[Sparkys-Army]

Most places in Devon, i live in a seaside town called Sidmouth. Nice town with variety of shops, several schools, a college, a college based on a large grounds called Bicton college which i did my animal management course but the location is ace.

Bus service is great, 40mins to Exeter which is the main city with the big highstreet shops etc.

Have a little look online :)

 

[alib]

Bury is up and coming

we've got an Aldi and even a Nando's now!!!

 

[scotty123]

Whitby. It's the nicest town in North Yorkshire by a mile. Low crime, friendly people, relatively cheap and a generally good place to live.

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and fuckin freezin

And full of Dracula freaks, went there sea fishing for a weekend pubs full of them, had fookin nightmares for weeks after, mind you some of the vampiresses were a bit tasty

 

[johnny crossan]

Garners Lane in Adswood, just a few years before I was born

rhubarb fields on either side

 

[MCFCTrick]

If the kids education is one of the main reasons, and you have the cash, what about Clitheroe or Whalley? Nice place and Stonyhurst College* on the doorstep.

Not too far to travel for games either.



*As long as you're a Catholic.

You don't have to be Catholic to go to a Catholic College.

 

[aguero16]

Another question I have is, is it hard to get an English citizenship and information on that sort of thing.