yeseye
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Yeah like the monastry, belle-vue and KFC! Was in Marple Bridge last weekend, not been there for over 25 yrs, forgot what a lovely place it is.Helmet Cole said:
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Nice areas of England to live
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DTKOAG
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Rochdale / Heywood is nice.
charliebigspuds
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Ronnie the Rep said:Hart in Hampshire
42 mins by train to Waterloo
population 91,000
average weekly wage £841 (£235 above average)
14 burglaries per 10K population
746 ML rain per annum (average is 882)
3 hours sunshine per week more than the average.
whats not to like other than 200 odd miles from Etihad
great schools, no graffiti, beautiful countryside, decent pubs and restaurants
in fact - fuck off somewhere else so you don't lower the tone :-)
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totallywired
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We also have Debdale Park and the reservoirs, the largest beauty spot for miles around. The people are of the what you see is what you get type, not the false types, who live in semi detached enclaves and spend there lives looking down on everybody else. The biggest problem has been the siting of the tesco store, which has made the traffic a nightmare, all bus services have to pass the store, this was on tesco`s terms. So the 53 now has to go up Gorton lane past the tesco to get to belle vue. Instead of sraight up belle vue street. Twats.Helmet Cole said:totallywired said:Gorton, been here all my life. Near the ground and near to town.
At least you haven't forgotten any of the good things about Gorton.
LittleStan
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East Anglia - (East Essex, Suffolk , Cambridge) Norfolk is also nice but a bit far to travel to most places.
The weather is better than further North, not too far from London and certainly not as expensive as the same distance West or South of London.
Great beaches and not too packed population wise, some very good schools.
Worth a look.
The weather is better than further North, not too far from London and certainly not as expensive as the same distance West or South of London.
Great beaches and not too packed population wise, some very good schools.
Worth a look.
DTKOAG said:Heywood is nice.
It was 40 years ago
andyhinch
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Near me, shrek aside