Probably the widest is the road between LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 corner, called Park Lane


Probably where I already live: LOCATION1


RE: I've just moved to LOCATION1, London, from Australia


Rare to be BOTH It will take more than 30 minutes to get from LOCATION1 to LOCATION1


Ray doing what many think is probably the closest we'll ever get to the voice of King Henry VIII who was born right here where I am in LOCATION1 and who undoubtedly spoke rather like a Cockney


Rent and house prices are reasonable, considering the nice location  I thought LOCATION1 was called South LOCATION2 now


Rich people live in LOCATION1 or LOCATION2


Right now I am pretty satisfied with the Beaufort Park at LOCATION2, but some ppl says LOCATION1 is a horribly unsafe neighbourhood


S Belfast, Millenium Dome, LOCATION1 Observatoryl (Meridian Line), and the Royal Naval college


SUSSEX GARDENS OH AND SORRY BUT YOUR HOTELS IN LOCATION2 AND LOCATION1 AREA


Sadly I no longer live in London but I'd probably look at LOCATION1 if I was going back


Safe, clean, modern  LOCATION1 :)


See here : All big cities are the same , they all are divided into smaller local councils LOCATION1 is a LOCATION2 of Greater London


See if there is anything on at LOCATION1 Academy or The Electric


See listings at  After the trains stop running you can catch the N87 night bus from Trafalgar Square (LOCATION2) in central London to LOCATION1


Seeing a LOCATION1 show is always good


Seriously  Personally, i don't like LOCATION1


Seven Dials in LOCATION1 is a maze of little streets, vintage shops, hip cafes and theatres


She is n't used to big cities and she is 61 years old First , LOCATION1 is fun to wander around if she likes shopping


She said to the woman of the couple: "Oh, one of my friends comes from LOCATION1


Since then , the old London and LOCATION1 have expanded and become districts of the much larger Greater London


Site feature - random, roving webcam photos of LOCATION1 in Kent


So  I think having lived here in LOCATION1 for nearly fifty years I am able to advise a little without heading out into hyberbole


So, please don't think we are being ignorant,   Try LOCATION1


So, yep, definitely LOCATION1 as mentioned above


Some also have big high streets and lots of shops to rival Oxford / Regents Street like LOCATION1


Some areas are very nice and just as expensive if not more expensive than LOCATION1


Some areas, such as LOCATION1, are dearer than others London is such a big place and has so much to see


Some parts around LOCATION1 are probably a bit rougher but it is on the central line making it a very very easy commute to Bank


Some parts of LOCATION1 are very nice and fashionable but therefore pricey


Some parts of LOCATION1 can be a little rough


Some parts of outer LOCATION1 are surprisingly green with cows in the fields


Some parts of outer north and west London are in LOCATION1 although as a county it was abolished years ago


Some very small parts are actually inside The London itself (rather than Tower Hamlets) like Gravel Lane, Widegate Street and part of LOCATION1 Street


Some websites you might find helpful during your stay:  < listings and 'What's On' guides  < official tourist guide to the London  < restaurant guide with great special offers   Avoid LOCATION1 to the south without a knife proof vest </quote> That's an exageration


Some where like LOCATION1 is a desirable place to live


Someone suggested LOCATION1 Here 's a link to double rooms available in flatshares north of the river ( including LOCATION2 ) under 140 .


Sometimes I have called my sister at lunch time, and it's raining in LOCATION1, but not in LOCATION2


Somewhere like LOCATION1 might be good


Somewhere like LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 would be a nice comprimise


Somewhere young and funky, like LOCATION1, near angel Station tube


Sorry babe, that's not how it works here  LOCATION1 around LOCATION2


Sorry forgot to mention the ones in LOCATION1 are in the stay bridge suites within the holiday inn overlooking the Olympic village


South London communities like LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 have high proportion of Afro-Caribbeans


South east  I'd say LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


Speakers Corner up near LOCATION1 is as far as I am aware still in business on a Sunday


Specifically in the LOCATION1 area


Stamford Bridge is technically in LOCATION1


Stardom in LOCATION1 that's all they got


Stay away form LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


Stay out of nasty areas, like LOCATION1, and things will be fine


Staying near LOCATION1 is a good idea because of all the great transportation connections and it's a safe area


Still in Greater London area  West London - LOCATION1 or LOCATION2


Supposedly, anyone born within the sound of LOCATION1 Bells is a Cockney


Sussex Gardens is not in LOCATION1


Take a look at LOCATION1


Take a look at LOCATION1 too


Take a river cruise from LOCATION2 to LOCATION1 and back - a bit touristy but I still enjoy doing it and I live here


Take a trip there to  LOCATION1 Road and check it out for yourself


Take a walk South to LOCATION1


Talking of LOCATION1, go there


Talking of trains, to get to the Museum in LOCATION1 you need to take the DLR (docklands Light Railway)


Tel: 020 7402 2541 Email:  Nearest Tube Station is LOCATION1


Tel: 020 77270033 Mobile: 0788 1872799 Email:  Email:  Nearest Tube Station is LOCATION1


Thank you Neither LOCATION2 nor LOCATION1 has great public transport links as they are both at the end of a District Line connection


Thank you in advance for your help LOCATION1 is more expensive than LOCATION1


Thank you so much for your help in advance  To reach LOCATION2 from LOCATION1 take the Underground (Subway)


Thanks LOCATION1 has highest average living costs but is safest and poshest , LOCATION2 is the roughest area but cheapest all round ,


Thanks in advance Yes , LOCATION1 is the London station for Coventry


That gives you a fairly wide area into LOCATION1/Essex


That limits you to the area around LOCATION1


That only the postal address has anything to do with Surrey, LOCATION1 isnt' even policed by Surrey police byt by the Met


That postcode area is LOCATION1


That said, you should avoid some of the poorer neighborhoods like LOCATION1


That selection is what I'd consider to be the nicest  You would also like LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 if you aren't ruling out suburban places close to London


That should be fairly simple for you to get to on the DLR from LOCATION1


That was very funny The downsides are very minor LOCATION1 is lovely to live


Thats very simple  you should try Tamarai in LOCATION1   "Awarded Best Late Night Bar in UK


The 277 bus that takes you to the LOCATION1 passes through the area


The Chinese lived mostly in LOCATION1 in those days they,congregate in LOCATION2,which used to be the stronghold of the Italians


The Cities have two Lord Mayors,one for London and one for LOCATION1


The DLR is an automatic driverless train which covers the old London Docks and LOCATION1 with a couple of spurs over to south London


The Great Exhibition in 1851 had a giant building made of steel and glass in LOCATION1


The HUGE con with this would be that you have to lug all your luggage around the stations  I 'm not sure that LOCATION1 has elevators and you would most likely have to climb a staircase or two ( no more than that because it 's a circle train ) with all your luggage


The Hard Rock Cafe is close by, just by LOCATION1


The Harry Potter tour is not in London itself but is out past LOCATION1


The Horniman museum in LOCATION1 (if you can drive there) is great for kids and has a really child friendly cafe, lots of musical instruments


The Horseshoe, 24 LOCATION1 Close, EC1R 0AG


The LOCATION1 (central London) is always kept spotless, and street cleaners seems to be out 24/7


The LOCATION1 High street area is very lively, and great for going out and going to the Common


The LOCATION1 and The London


The LOCATION1 area is OK but expensive


The LOCATION1 area is certainly a great, cultural place to live


The LOCATION1 area is lovely


The LOCATION1 area, as the name suggests is filled with beautiful water ways and one gets a more "open" and spacious feel


The LOCATION1 event was actually moved to LOCATION2, I gather


The LOCATION1 has a lot of shops , theatres and museums , that 's why it 's a main tourist attraction and not only for people outside of the UK Ive never lived in London , but I go to England almost every year visit family


The LOCATION1 has had this tradition for over 25 years


The LOCATION1 is made up of Royal Boroughs (only really different in name) and includes most of the government buildings


The LOCATION1 is massively varied and goes between areas you would not enter at night to other areas where houses coost a Million I advise you to get a rental agent It is not a good area,LOCATION2 in general can be quite rough


The LOCATION1 is very nice these days a probably the most desirable place in London


The LOCATION1 is well served by the buses - and it's great to travel into central London on the Thames Clipper boat service from time to time


The LOCATION1 library has free wifi


The LOCATION1 one has viewing areas across the Olympic site


The LOCATION1 one-way system took a bit of practise


The LOCATION1 probably are n't the best place to go if you 're looking for low crime


The LOCATION1/LOCATION2/LOCATION1 area is also lovely (I lived there for eight months and loved it) and again fairly reasonable and with good transport


The LOCATION2 / LOCATION1 corridor is quite nice


The LOCATION2 complex at LOCATION1


The LOCATION2 is East London, although confusingly, LOCATION1 is the West side of Central London,


The LOCATION2/LOCATION1 area in South London is really lively ; loads of bars, pubs and restaurants


The London borough of LOCATION1 ( pronunciation ( helpinfo ) ) is a London borough of LOCATION2 , England and forms part of Outer London and is one of the 32 London Boroughs ( plus the London ) which forms part of Greater London


The Media types like to live in LOCATION2 or LOCATION1


The Natural History Museum and other main museums are in LOCATION2, and Harrods is nearby along LOCATION1


The Odeon barnet is a short bus ride away and you can catch the Underground to LOCATION1 for the Phoenix Cinema ( 10 minute journey )


The Palm Tree, in LOCATION1, is another great East End pub that has accomplished local jazz players on weekends


The Phoenix Garden is a small quirky community garden tucked behind LOCATION1 Road


The Portugese area is LOCATION1


The Roger Gracie academy has schools in LOCATION1 and Ladbroke Grove so check them out


The Tent Cafe Address: 474A LOCATION1 Road, London


The Winter Wonderland at LOCATION1 is particular popular with both residents of London and visitors to the London


The absolute cheapest part of London to live in is the LOCATION1 area


The address for the school is: 114 LOCATION1 Lane London, W1U 2HH, United Kingdom


The alternative is LOCATION1


The area around LOCATION1 Station is best as it has interesting restaurants and shops and an independent cinema


The area around LOCATION1 in very multi-cultural and it is a very busy area


The area around LOCATION1 is quite pleasant


The area around LOCATION2 is well served by the Jubilee Line which takes you directly to Bond Street (near LOCATION1)


The area between LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 is considered the least appealing


The area to the east of Upper Street around the LOCATION2 LOCATION1


The areas you want to look at are, LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


The average house price in LOCATION1 is going to be MUCH higher than the average price in LOCATION1


The best and safest place is LOCATION2 or LOCATION1


The best areas but not the cheapest are LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


The best areas by far are the aforementioned LOCATION2 and also LOCATION1 (which straddles the boundary of the two boroughs)


The best is probably Golders Hill Park, in LOCATION1 - there is a whole set of bird and animal enclosures right there in the park, so it's completely free


The best rock/metal late bar is the Intrepid Fox near LOCATION1 tube station


The best thing about LOCATION1 is that it has a tube station which makes it much more desirable


The best thing about LOCATION1 is that it's hip (ish) and there's lots to do but still very, very easy to get to and out of


The big shopping centres are also worth a look - Westfield at either LOCATION1 or LOCATION2


The biggest perk about living in LOCATION1 is that it is very well connected to the rest of London and you don't have to travel far to find most things


The boroughs of LOCATION1 and Bexley (both south of the river) offer the best combination of cheap and safe


The boroughs of LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 offer the best combination of cheap and safe


The boundary with the county of kent is 3 or 4 miles south of LOCATION1 Town Centre


The central line goes to LOCATION1 where the Olympic site has been developed with excellent shopping


The centre of violent crime has traditionally been the LOCATION1 roundabout


The cheapest area is probably the area around LOCATION1


The cheapest of these areas are generally in the East LOCATION1 is ok , rentals start from about 650 per month for a two bedroom flat there


The cheapest place to live in London will be in mid London (such as LOCATION1, LOCATION2) but these places will not necessarily have the best crime rates, houses, or open spaces


The church is st mary le LOCATION1 LOCATION2 google it


The closest tube stations are, Tower Hill and LOCATION1


The connections to central London  are also very good if you live next to the LOCATION1 station


The convenience part is likely also true for the LOCATION1 location, but if you are living alone I would not feel as comfortable


The crime rate is high and someone just got killed in LOCATION1 recently, so i wouldn't if i was you


The down side is that the northern line is n't the most reliable of transport links and LOCATION1 can be very expsensive


The english spoken in LOCATION1 is english but with a London dialect


The good bits  near the LOCATION1 (N1) are very nice, very central and also safe


The houses in the LOCATION1 were considered to be slums, and frowned upon


The journey time to London from LOCATION1 won't be any quicker because of Crossrail either


The main Oriental hub of London is Chinatown in LOCATION1 - central London


The majority of London's outer suburbs are very similar to LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


The more affluent areas such as LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 would mean you spending around a million on a house or large flat


The most dangerous areas of London - places like LOCATION2, LOCATION1  have a very low Muslim population


The most significant cultural group to settle in LOCATION1 are Indian Punjabis


The most upmarket part is LOCATION1 or  LOCATION2 which is the location of the famous public school


The nearest tube to the Lyceum Theatre is LOCATION2, which is direct on the Piccadilly line from LOCATION1


The neighborhood is good going towards LOCATION1 / LOCATION2 and is mostly middle aged / other students , who will have moved out during August anyway


The north side of LOCATION1 has characteristically `` inner London '' deprivation


The old LOCATION1 area is situated at the convergence of roads to London


The one in LOCATION1 will be 'safer'


The only downside is that the railway connections from LOCATION1 to London follow slow and often indirect lines


The only landmark I can see is LOCATION1 Power Station


The only other option I can think of is to live near LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 Stations


The only time I was attacked by humans was 40 years ago in LOCATION1 which is one of the most affluent areas of London


The other choice is LOCATION1 village because it's also in south London and a really clean, quaint area with a lovely gallery


The pet cemetary at LOCATION1 is another touching little place, not open to the public but you can glimpse it through the hedges and railings


The point at which the turnpike gate stood was known as LOCATION1


The pop group MUD came from LOCATION1


The postal address is still LOCATION1, Essex


The problem with LOCATION1 is terrible aircraft noise from heathrow


The problem with LOCATION1 is that even though its geographically close, its the the other side of the thames


The rents have sky rocketed after the Olympics and although it has seen some improvement over the years , LOCATION1 is still a dump for homelessness , beggars , anti-social behaviour and pick pockets


The rich folk live mainly in LOCATION1, but these same people, mostly of the aristocratic kind, also have country houses and will probably only be in town (London) during the 'season'


The school is just off LOCATION1 Square which is full of restaurants and late night bars


The shopping in LOCATION1 has always been good


The sirens sounded like they were going along LOCATION1 Road, and towards Archway, but I'm not entirely sure


The south east, and the south west imo  Probably LOCATION1 and Newell


The stereotype is an old one of LOCATION1, the area is very trendy now


The streets are brightly painted in impressive graffiti, LOCATION1 is a really interesting place and the clubs/bars are very cool


The streets are in LOCATION1


The town we were in was called LOCATION1 - it was reasonable and very nice


The trains are great from South London and go very regularly into LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


The trains go to LOCATION1 where you can interchange with the Underground system


The very best place to live as a bachelor is LOCATION1


The very centre of London (places like LOCATION1) are very well off and there are lower levels of crime


The very centre of London (places like LOCATION1) are very well off and there are lower levels of crime here as a result


The whole LOCATION1 area has been rocketing upmarket ever since the new British Library moved there


Then I decided to phone the LOCATION1 Local Studies Library, 020 79746342, that was coming up with the message that the phone number was out of service


Then I suggest take C2 to LOCATION1, not far to walk to Buckingham Palace/the mall


Then LOCATION1


Then again your perception of how nice an area is depends on where you're moving from  I love LOCATION1 and always feel safe there ; it's one of my favourite areas


Then finally I moved to LOCATION1 in LOCATION2 which was cheap but I personally didnt like it there


Then it's a journey between zones 2 and 3. If travel between LOCATION1 and LOCATION2(Z4)


Then you have the LOCATION1 which is the bee hive of coloured cultures


Then, some of the alternative areas  such as LOCATION1 are just downright dangerous


There are 31 boroughs (areas) in London and LOCATION1 is just southwest of central London


There are 4 international airports LOCATION1, Gatwick, LOCATION2 and Luton


There are a few shops, pubs and restaurants in LOCATION1


There are also classical music venues such as the LOCATION2 and the LOCATION1


There are also no major shopping centres in the LOCATION1 area


There are also the LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 areas where you might find some streets that are not too bad


There are bad areas, mostly in LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


There are better suburbs , LOCATION1 has become very multi ethnic and unfortunatly crime has risen


There are cafes and restaurants in LOCATION1, LOCATION2, and top of the Hill near the church


There are certain areas of LOCATION1 to avoid


There are different areas within LOCATION1


There are good shops in LOCATION1 High Street and LOCATION1 Church Street; Tesco, Waitrose, Marks and Spencer are all there, and a variety of other shops


There are good things nearby too LOCATION1 is FAB


There are great transport links to LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 on the mainline trains, loads of buses,


There are loads of other areas to go out but these are the main ones  LOCATION1, or LOCATION2


There are loads of parks, Bishops Parks, LOCATION1 Palace Gardens, Eel Brook Common, Parsons Green, LOCATION2 and Hurlingham Park


There are lots of DLR stops on the LOCATION1 to the south of LOCATION2


There are lots of bars and restaurants on the LOCATION1 estate, all the usuals like Browns, All Bar One, Cafe Rouge, Davy's -and many more


There are many bus routes in LOCATION1 and an overground railway


There are many deprived areas of London, LOCATION1 being the worst by the way in LOCATION2


There are much nicer places in London than LOCATION1


There are nice bits of LOCATION2 , just like LOCATION1 has nice bits


There are no nice cheap areas only nice or cheap in London LOCATION1 is the biggest town centre in that area


There are no subway stations in London , but LOCATION1 has the most underground stations


There are of course some areas that are `` safer '' than others , like in all cities , but I think LOCATION1 is a nice place


There are only a few places in London I would NEVER live in e g  LOCATION1  LOCATION2


There are rivalries between the kids that go to secondary school etc  LOCATION1 Station in South London


There are smaller villages around LOCATION1 with access to the main rail line to LOCATION2


There are some nice areas around LOCATION1 near Brunel University


There are some poor-looking housing estates near LOCATION1 station, although you'd expect such places


There are some real hidden gems in LOCATION1 too like Cleaver Square and a few very nice pubs and parks


There are three possible area codes for LOCATION1 Village


There are worse places to live, and LOCATION1's relatively cheap


There are, no doubt, some nice cafes and pubs hidden away in LOCATION1 with a civilised clientele, just as there are all over London


There aren't any areas in London that are specifically modern (except for LOCATION1)


There aren't that many Americans in LOCATION1 though, it's rather British


There is LOCATION1 close by with good nightlife and opportunities


There is LOCATION1 mosque and the LMC (London muslim centre) too


There is LOCATION1 village I lived there for a few years and its very nice, expensive but very cheerful


There is a  train from London Bridge Railway Station to LOCATION1 but it is a direct one


There is a decent pub called the Grehound round by LOCATION1


There is a good music bar at LOCATION1 called the Swan which has live cover bands


There is a large supermarket in LOCATION1 , a really great public library


There is a lot of history there, and in the rest of LOCATION1


There is a photography collective in LOCATION1


There is a tube station right across from the LOCATION1 which is on a main street of shops, restaurants, hotels, etc  It is a very central part of London, and very nice


There is also a great market at LOCATION1 selling arts and crafts and vintage clothing


There is also a page on the site called 'The Worst Things in LOCATION1'


There is an asda just up the road in LOCATION1


There is just a different feel to LOCATION1, they have some great places to eat, shop, historical sites to visit, plus the Heath,   its a very affluent area of London and most people would consider it a desirable place to live


There is no way I'd ever want to live near LOCATION1


There is rivalry between LOCATION1 of the River Thames and South of it


There might also be a difference between outer LOCATION1 and outer South London


There really aren't jobs there - there is a small high street with shops but most of the people living in LOCATION1 are bankers, diplomats, business executives, politicians (John Major), celebrities (Paul McCarthey, Kate Moss, Jude Law There are no affordable properties in LOCATION1, it's one of the most expensive areas of London


There were a number of camps in London but not at or near LOCATION1 as far as I can see


There were definitely more groups of young men roaming the streets in LOCATION1, compared to where I lived (LOCATION2)


There's a big mall in LOCATION1 also


There's plenty to do - there may be some entertainers at LOCATION1, as well as plenty of places to eat


Theres north LOCATION1 as well which will take you straight out to the o2 area


Theres not much in LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 but yeah


These are all LOCATION1 - it's a different culture from South London


These are for LOCATION1 and surrounding areas and what I have picked up


They also do parties, i think/ I live here in London, and the way to get to the Rainforest Cafe is to take the tube to Leicester Square Station, take the LOCATION1 Road exit, then walk North up LOCATION1 Road until you reach the junction with Shaftsbury Avenue


They are expensive areas, as is LOCATION1


They are often very wealthy and well connected , many of them are from overseas , and they socialise in circles where they have known each other for many years through their families , public school or work etc and they are wary of outsiders LOCATION1 is a pretty wealthy area so it is generally quite safe but it is still part of London


They are some nice areas in LOCATION2 especially around E9 near LOCATION1


They are very different so it depends on what you think is better LOCATION1 area is very green with lots of families


They have told me in LOCATION1 there are few any name in particular


Thing is ive lived in LOCATION1 most of my life


This also caused LOCATION1 to cease to exist as an administrative county, as the new Greater London had swallowed it


This is a back street of LOCATION2 and the beginning of LOCATION1


This is also close to LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 where there are loads of bars/clubs and is a really good night out


This is in LOCATION1, and has loads of shops and markets which offer so many unique things to buy


This is on the top of LOCATION1 Hill and you may well see the teachers going from building to building in their black gowns, and the boys in their straw hats


This may sound stupid but whenever I visit a rough part of London such a as LOCATION2 or LOCATION1 I really enjoy it there


This next link gets you the crime stats for London UK Ignore the other person LOCATION1 is indeed a place


This website might help you:  LOCATION1  is a multicultural area where you can find specially latin american people and there are many colombian restaurants


Thus if a person comes from a family of Arsenal supporters, you'll find that the support goes right back to Great Grandfather who stood in the fog at the original Arsenal ground at LOCATION2 way back when Queen LOCATION1 was on the frone


Time will tell if that happens  LOCATION1 was originally designated as part of Essex, before the London Boroughs came into being


Times have changed and so has LOCATION1


To answer your question directly , LOCATION1 is not part of London because it ceased to exist in 1965


To be fair if I was bringing a family round that area I would probably look into the LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 London boroughs more


To be honest , I do n't think LOCATION1 would be your sort of place , but the fact is most areas of London have their good parts and their bad parts


To be honest I also do like LOCATION1, I know it is a bit far out but I just like the historic vilagey


To be honest, LOCATION1 has got a lot better than it used to be - really cleaned up it's act


To be perfectly honest I'd rather walk around LOCATION1 late at night than LOCATION1


To get from LOCATION1 to Central London is easy


To get to other side of the river you have to use the tunnel or ferry to LOCATION1


To the north in LOCATION1 is a large community of hisidic Jew, showing how culturally diverse the East End of London is


Traffic is a nightmare with LOCATION1 having a one way system


Traffic is light after the evening rush hour and they move quite quickly LOCATION1 is alright , just do n't talk to any strangers , you knw the standard things


Trains from LOCATION1 are very frequent to LOCATION2 in 13 minutes with First Capital Connect


Travel towards London along the A41 (the LOCATION1 Way) and you come to the area called Child's Hill


True LOCATION1 is nice , but you are young


Trust me LOCATION1 is full of business people and young families


Try LOCATION1


Try LOCATION1  (cheap accomopdation+food)  Avoid LOCATION2 (not safe for night travels)


Try LOCATION1 my girlfriends brother lives there , its only 10min from the centre by tube or overground rail, it has plenty of restaurants and is a very nice area


Try LOCATION1 or LOCATION2


Try LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 Good Luck


Try LOCATION1, LOCATION2


Try LOCATION2  and  LOCATION1


Try Peacock Bar The Peacock is LOCATION1's newest 2am late night bar club but with a twist combining burlesque and cabaret early evening with retro 80s/90's Djs later every Friday and Saturday to create truly awesome club nights


Try and live in the LOCATION1 end


Try and stick to areas by LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 tube stations as they tend to be better


Try looking for places away from the station though ie towards LOCATION1 tube and Goodge Street tube  LOCATION2 is a perfect place for students to live


Try parking at one of the Piccadilly line stations on your way through LOCATION1 and getting the tube in, the piccadilly line runs quite late at the weekend, especially on route to LOCATION2


Try some parts of LOCATION2 aswell LOCATION1 is still good as the prices there are not as high as elsewhere and the transport is fairly good from there


Try somewhere in LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 as there are nice pockets scattered around


Try these links below for LOCATION1 - see what they got


Try this link:  They have quite cheap studio flats in LOCATION1 and LOCATION2, all pretty safe and nice from what I've heard


Try to stay out of areas like LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 as the crime is quite bad


Try west, like LOCATION1, s


Try, LOCATION1 or LOCATION2


Tube stop is LOCATION1


Tube: Russel Square, LOCATION2, LOCATION1, Goodge Street Come and see our loot


Tubes sometimes do not stop at LOCATION1


Turnpike lane is in LOCATION1


UK 3 pin -  LOCATION1 boarders both zone three (3) and zone four (4)


Unfortunately LOCATION1 does have a bad reputation


Unfortunately LOCATION1 in general is the worst part of Greater London


Unfortunately parts of LOCATION1 are a bit like that


Unfortunately you don't state which area of LOCATION1 you are starting from


Until 1965, the county of London was much smaller and LOCATION1 was definitely in Kent


Until recently, I lived in LOCATION1 and never felt unsafe


Upon tellin' 'em that she recognised their accents, and askin' where she was from, she was told "LOCATION1"


Use it for the train ticket from LOCATION1 to LOCATION2 and other tickets to get 1/3 off


Useful Links   I wouldn't say it's like LOCATION1 at all


Very green and leafy: LOCATION1, LOCATION2


Visit LOCATION1


Visit the Blind Beggar pub which is near LOCATION1 station and where Jack The Hat McVitie was shot by Reggie Kray


W9 3RU CAFE BUZZ (Next to ABC Music) Address: Great West Road, LOCATION1


Walk to LOCATION1 and Little Venice


Way back in c1966 I knew a guy from LOCATION1 who was then 108. His Victorian London accent was almost country in it's style


We actually like LOCATION1 and feel safer there than in LOCATION2 , but LOCATION2 is a more expensive area to live in


We actually went from LOCATION1


We all work in different areas (LOCATION1, London and Harley Street) and would each ideally like to have a commute of 20 minutes or less


We are staying near LOCATION1 so can get to anywhere central easily


We found lots of places to eat, bars etc  around the LOCATION1 area


We go around 3-4 times a year and never have nothing to do and we never get sick of a walk around LOCATION1


We have a budget of around 750k which unfortunately does not get you much in LOCATION2 or LOCATION1 (where we currently rent) or similar areas in Central London


We have been checking Willesdon Green, LOCATION2 Road, Killburn, LOCATION1, W


We live in LOCATION1 and sold our 3 bed flat in LOCATION2 and bought a 5 bed house


We lived in LOCATION1 (HA4) for the last year


We used to live in LOCATION1 near the Sugar Loaf pub


We're stopping in the Holiday Inn Crowne Plaza in LOCATION2 near LOCATION1


We're temporarily in the LOCATION2/LOCATION1 area and we really like it


We're with a housing association and pay 450 per month for a 2 bedroom house in LOCATION1, but they have very long waiting lists


Well , LOCATION1 is lovely


Well LOCATION1 is more in the centre of things, and nearer to the middle of London , as LOCATION2 is quite far intp South London


Well LOCATION1 is very expensive


Well depends what your really into , if your willing to travel far to work or wherever, and btw pinky , whats wrong with LOCATION1 haa


Well i've never lived anywhere quite as trendy as LOCATION2 but i live in LOCATION1 now which is really friendly and really clean


Well there are three LOCATION1 tube stations (east, west and central), but they're all on the Piccadilly Line


Well there is a cattery in LOCATION1


Well yes, if you can afford to live in LOCATION1 then it would be great but very very expensive


Well, I was born in a town called 'LOCATION1' in Surrey


Well, if you want somewhere quite trendy, then try LOCATION2 and LOCATION1, which is just North of the centre and has good transport links


West London (LOCATION1, LOCATION2) is the general 'richer' part, which is still White (I'm not racist, you will understand in a second)- there people are tolerant and very open to everything


West: Basically the whole LOCATION1


Whales LOCATION1 ( SW4 ) has a very good range of restaurants , 3 tube stations , good rail and bus links and lots of pubs


What I like about LOCATION1 is that it feels relatively safe, has open areas, pretty good facilities, good transport connections


What about LOCATION1


What makes you think that where you live has anything to do with the club you play 4 LOCATION1 are the north of the Thames and play at Lords


What scares me most is if this is LOCATION1 during the day heavens knows what it becomes of a night


What you are asking for doesn't exist  London is expensive, LOCATION1 especially so if you are choosing between only those two areas in London, then i would recommend LOCATION2, it is better in my opinion, hence it is more expensive i think


What you may have noticed on the streets depends on which part of LOCATION1 you were looking around in


When I first moved here everyone told me to live in LOCATION2 or LOCATION1 because of the social atmosphere


When I go to the East End - LOCATION1 etc , I do not see the Beals


When I lived in London before, I lived off London Road between LOCATION1 and London Road tube stops


When I was there, I spent time in both the West and East ends of London, and I definitely preferred LOCATION1


When I went to LOCATION1 market i literally fell in love with it


When the LOCATION1 was being re-developed , old wharves and warehouses were transformed into luxury apartments priced at 1million and such like


When thinking about this I was confused because this implies that LOCATION1 is in an area between London and Kent


When you say 30 min from LOCATION1, is that on the tube


Whereas LOCATION1 has cheap housing ( in comparrison with the rest of the London ) and lots of bars/clubs but the area is pretty bland


Whereas, the parents would say that they are Surrey, LOCATION1 and Essex respectively


While some indeed are related to their location, such as Tower Hill, Piccadilly Circus, LOCATION1, some station names to not relate to their location


While the LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 area, still some beautiful houses but more noticeable Council Estates, very colourful, diverse area


While you are in the area you could also visit nearby LOCATION1


Whoever said LOCATION1 are completely nutts


Why don't you see for yourself and visit LOCATION1 and see what the neighbourhood is like


Will add to it when I think of more  lol at first answer  LOCATION1 ain't that bad


Within LOCATION1 and the London boroughs you have districts and/or areas


Woodgreen is not too bad laulau and john LOCATION1 has been part of The London LOCATION2 of Bexley since 1965 and Griscely explicitly asked for areas outside of London altogether


Would rather poke my eyes out with a big stick than end up in LOCATION1


Yeah LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 one of the best and nicest areas not just in West, but in whole London


Yes LOCATION1 is a great area to live in and many landlords like renting out apartments for short periods like 6 months


Yes LOCATION1 is okay


Yes LOCATION1 is south London


Yes market traders are in LOCATION1 as are they widespread throughout the UK


Yes on the whole I think LOCATION1 is a nice place to live , but of course as anywhere there are areas that are better than others


Yes the safest parts are LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


Yes, LOCATION1 - but its VERY expensive


Yes, LOCATION1 contains many areas that are similar to LOCATION2


Yes, LOCATION1 is in Kent and it is part of the London metropolitan area  London borough in Greater London POSTAL address ONLY KENT NOT KENT proper no more than LOCATION2 is in SURREY proper  Exists in Greater Manchester too Wigan and Bolton,Bury etc put Lancashire in postal addresses and Stockport and Altrincham etc put Cheshire, but they are ALL Greater Manchester  (Metropolitan Boroughs of Wigan, Bolton, Bury Stockport, Trafford ) NONE are parts of the ADMINISTRATIVE COUNTIES with those names I have to disagree with another answerer


Yes, you can commute in and out of London to LOCATION1 very easily


You 're probably going to have to pay in excess of 900 a month for a studio flat to live in that sort of location ( LOCATION1 is a 45 minute commute outside of the London , hence why it is cheaper )


You are as likely to get mugged or attacked in LOCATION1 as in LOCATION2


You can also catch a game at LOCATION1's home ground Selhurst Park


You can also try LOCATION1   South London is the best place to live but you mentioned Noth London


You can also try LOCATION1  in N London


You can contact Kay and Company at  for best information about London Properties  Park Lane or LOCATION1


You can find cheaper areas in LOCATION1 or  LOCATION2, but may not be nice for your wife and baby


You can find people from all around the world  LOCATION1


You can find something in LOCATION1 to suit most budgets - I have some friends living in a skanky flat that is super cheap


You can get a young "professional" studio flat for 150k in a less salubrious part of town, and you can get a nice large place for 1.5 million in LOCATION2, and 15 million overlooking LOCATION1


You can look around the website to get an idea of what's available  LOCATION1, London


You can read more about it here : LOCATION1 Its quiet , has a park and its just such a great place to live its in the LOCATION2 area


You can try LOCATION1 ( perhaps LOCATION2 would be a better budget )


You can use the areas of LOCATION2 and LOCATION1, Grosvenor Square and so on


You can walk to Regent's Park or head north to leafy LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


You can't go wrong for LOCATION1 for a night out


You can't really get more life, art and excitement than LOCATION1 but it might be a bit pricey for you


You could also look in LOCATION1


You could be south somewhere like LOCATION2 that's beautiful and very safe or south in LOCATION1 where you might feel uneasy


You could stay in somewhere crap like  LOCATION2 or you could live  somewhere like LOCATION1 where it is cheaper to live


You could try LOCATION2 or LOCATION1 - both located on the tube and by plenty of night bus routes so you won't have to walk too far coming home at night


You could try somewhere like LOCATION1 - not too far out but not too expensive


You get more space for your money in LOCATION1


You have LOCATION1  Grounds to walk around in, and are close to the river with nice pubs


You have been sadly misinformed about LOCATION1


You have been sadly misinformed about LOCATION1 , it is fantastic


You have been sadly misinformed about LOCATION1 I think you need to lower your criteria a little


You have been sadly misinformed about LOCATION1 Thanks a lot to both fel t and Mark C for providing such useful tips


You have been sadly misinformed about LOCATION2 At the moment I live in LOCATION1


You have to be mega-rich to live in LOCATION1


You may also consider LOCATION1 just North of C


You may be better looking a bit north or east of there , even as far out as LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 which are nice residential areas


You may be thinking of 'LOCATION1' which has a Jewish community


You may not actually have to change at LOCATION1 as the train may be going to LOCATION2 Rd already


You meet a mixture of people and being close enough to LOCATION1, it's easy to intermingle


You mentioned LOCATION1


You might find a cupboard in LOCATION1


You might like to try LOCATION1 which has fast trains to LOCATION2 for the tube too  You will still be in London


You might like to try LOCATION1 which has fast trains to LOCATION2 for the tube too  You will still be in London  You have answered the question Hey, I have recently graduated from Warwick, and am planning to move to London in September, with three of my friends


You might prefer somewhere like LOCATION1, which is relatively cheap  which has lots of up and coming clubs, bars etc


You might try finding somewhere within bus/cycling distance of LOCATION2 to remove one of the commutes, then on the train/District line too to get you into Bank - so that could be any of the areas on the mainline into LOCATION1


You might want to consider LOCATION1 or parts of LOCATION2,all up and coming areas and this despite their negative public image ,are relatively quite pleasant and affordable areas to live in and not too far in terms of commuting distance to central London I will live and work in London for few years, but I haven't found a permanent place where live  I'm looking for a small aparment or just a room, the important things I need my own bathroom, a place were cook food and a fridge; better to have a washer too, but, if not, I will wash my clothes on coin washer  does not have to be in London downtown  to bee not too expensive, I need a place in London suburbs  in London buses and underground are very efficient, so, come and go to work will be easy  done anyone have any advice for me


You might want to look just south of the river LOCATION2 or LOCATION1


You need to look further north - say LOCATION1


You need to time your commute to LOCATION1 once you've chosen your area


You posted the same thing for Dublin and Liverpool It is a suburb of LOCATION1, and really the built up area joins on with its neighbours


You should n't have too much of a problem finding a good private school there LOCATION1 is nice


You sound like you might like LOCATION1  It's down to earth and friendly but not too rough, good community vibe, nice cafes


You still have easy access to  countryside from LOCATION1


You then go back to your hotel realising it was a big mistake and you should have spent a day in LOCATION1 instead


You want cheap and bad try LOCATION1


You will like LOCATION1 very much


You will love LOCATION1 and the park is just heaven


You will love the LOCATION1


You will take either the Northern Line towards LOCATION2 or the Northern Line towards LOCATION1 Station


You would be better off looking at places around LOCATION1 maybe


You'd be better off looking further out, say down LOCATION2/LOCATION1 way


You're looking at the wrong London The LOCATION1 has marketing agencies all over, but particularly in the LOCATION2 area which is the original home of ad agencies and the like


You're lucky to be in LOCATION1 as it's a good area, and central


You've got LOCATION1 for a night out one side, but a quick walk the other way and you're near LOCATION2  which is very peaceful and has lots of great pubs and good places to eat


Your best bet is to look at a map and all the places that seem near to LOCATION1 phone the estate agents and ask them prices as most of them do rentals as well  Can you give an idea of your budget


Your choices of bars are endless in LOCATION1


Your suggestions, apart from LOCATION1, are east end


a bit I think LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are kind of the new ritzy areas but lots of bad neihborhoods that are still there It 's dull , been there , quite suburban


actually LOCATION1 is nice , multicultural and you get to meet all sorts of people


actually my friend lives in south east in LOCATION1 and its terrible


advice you to go shopping in LOCATION1 and LOCATION2(on a Saturday or sunday) for some alternative and vintage goodies


affordable places in London are mostly in LOCATION1


algate, LOCATION1


all the way to LOCATION1


also if you choose to live in the southend area, from LOCATION1 you have the commuter coach service X1, that is operated by Stephenson


also stayed in a hostel near LOCATION1 station which was fairly central, can't remember what it was called tho, think it was a well known one tho


am thinking of moving to LOCATION1, have been living in SE London for almost a year and a half and fancy a move NW


and as they are the only service that operates into LOCATION1, they not fighting for track or for platforms


any area in LOCATION1 is expensive but you can move outwards to areas like LOCATION2


any way i he does he would probly stay around in his area,LOCATION1 which is SW London


areas like LOCATION1 are much more dangerouse, it just doesnt get that much bad publicity


as LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are expensive areas


as for LOCATION2 and LOCATION1  i normally avoid it  full of tourists and over priced


at 8 Little Randolph Street, Pancras, LOCATION1


avoid LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 , the rest is ok to good


because LOCATION1 has no busses running through it , it feels nicely tucked away


belgravia- a fashionable residential LOCATION1southwest of London,   LOCATION2  is a nice, safe, posh arty area


book flight into LOCATION1


btw I live in LOCATION1 and it seems alright there so good luck with your decision


but i also recommend LOCATION1, it's very nice and that's where a high proportion of canadians live


but i really like LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 as well


but really, LOCATION1 is really nice


can recommend LOCATION1 in South London


cause every time they get in a taxi they say LOCATION1


cheapest borough is LOCATION1, also known as corn beef London because of it's endless rows of red brick housing


check my profile if your interested  I live in LOCATION1 which is great


check out this site below, it will give you some info about LOCATION1 :)


church street in LOCATION1


com London Gatwick Airport has a frequent service to LOCATION1  (Cheaper than the Gatwick Express) (32-35 minutes) London London Airport (restricted routes) is close to central London and connects into the London travel network via the LOCATION2 Light Railway Buses may be slightly cheaper for some of these journeys but who wants to sit in traffic for hours after a long flight


com i did a quick search using London 4 BR and LOCATION1 in the keywords


come to think of it, if it was me, i would buy in LOCATION1, quiet area, with nice houses and good transport


don't go there at the moment there is riots there x in tottenhom, LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


eg LOCATION1


ei=UTF-8andp=LOCATION1%20londonandfr2=tab-webandfr=


errm yeah I live in LOCATION1 and have NEVeR heard of such place lol Perhaps you need to check your info


festivals and book fair on LOCATION1 all the time


for a supermarket you can go to LOCATION1 or LOCATION2


for best property information near LOCATION1 area


from somewhere like reading,slough, LOCATION1


get over it  I live in LOCATION1 E13, and I know exactly how you feel


go to LOCATION1 I think that great care has been taken in LOCATION2 to preserve parks and green areas


goldsmiths is an excellent uni :D but as has been said above , LOCATION1 is a bit of a skank area


good luck  LOCATION2 N12 is nice  LOCATION1 (E17) - good transport links


here i was interested in knowing about the area of south London and its football club called 'LOCATION1 '


here is what I recommend:  LOCATION1: there is a tube stop for this area


hi there i guess it depends in your area, i live in southeast London, there is something called adult education, ie LOCATION1 adult education or LOCATION2 adult education and there are lots of others maybe your area has one


hope i could help a bit I don't know much about LOCATION2 or LOCATION1


hope that helps very good I think LOCATION1 ( N7 ) is getting expensive for very solid reasons


however I've never heard of LOCATION1


html  I used to be a junior school governor for a school in LOCATION1 and I think it's fair to describe the area as inner London


i 'm afraid LOCATION1 has NO entertainment and outdoor activeties


i agree, i think the LOCATION2/ LOCATION1 area is where a lot of indians live


i also agree with humpty with LOCATION1 being the safest but most expensive


i found LOCATION1 a fantastic area with a real bohemian vibe plenty of markets and cool bars to drink at


i grew up in LOCATION1 few nice places there and not to far for travel into London


i have lived in London all my life and my nan used 2 live in LOCATION1 and it was like living in a squalor


i heard LOCATION1 is cool


i like LOCATION1 alot, idk if that's in zone one or not, it's emediatly to the west of the eye and east of LOCATION1


i live in LOCATION1  and wouldnt move for the world =)


i live in LOCATION1 and was wondering is there anyone who does resin and knows and store that sells it how much for, also can someone who is 13 go by theirselves and by it or do you have to be over 18 to buy it


i live in LOCATION1, and well its fine (nothing horrible well nothing that no where else will have


i live in LOCATION1, near LOCATION2


i live in LOCATION2 and my friends live in LOCATION1


i live in the LOCATION1 area and i dont really go to west London often , but LOCATION1 is great to go out in , very ` west London '


i live near LOCATION1


i lived in LOCATION1 in a small flat for 700quid a month


i need to get their at 3pm, the problem is that i have to go by public transport as i dont have a car and i live in LOCATION1 in LOCATION2, which is an area just nearby wembley


i really liked LOCATION1 as close to tube, lots of places to eat, cocktail bars, clubs and night clubs


i used to live all over LOCATION1  and for me it was perfect


i was driving thru LOCATION1 at Xmas time and a car full of black dudes tried to jack me


i went to LOCATION1 , and its really nice , but it has more designer shops than normal ones , whereas bluewater has everything


i would go for LOCATION1


i would have loved to live in LOCATION1 town but i couldn't truely afford it


i would strongly not recommend LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 as they are very rough areas filled with gangs and trouble ,


i would sway towards LOCATION1


i would visit LOCATION1, LOCATION2


i'm from LOCATION1 right next to LOCATION2 and its a pretty good borough, nice restaurants and parks


id steer clear of LOCATION1 is right rat hole


if money was no option i would live in a house around LOCATION1


if so oddballs juggling in LOCATION1


if you can afford it move to the LOCATION1 or LOCATION2, lovely little areas, if you are price restricted look at areas north west or west London suburbs that are very nice and you can get into central London fairly quickly, its a bit cheaper to live south of the thames, avoid the east end and some parts of se London


if you fancy somewhere a bit more cutesey , LOCATION1 is very sweet - its another huge hill like the heath , but a bit tidier


if you is a hip and happening chick, you gotta live in the LOCATION1 (that is LOCATION1)


if you like museums go to the natural history museum and the science museum and LOCATION1 palace is a nice place to visit near these places the national art gallery and the tate modern and Buckingham palace, London eye etc are typical tourist attractions also enjoy London and I hope I helped :D


if you r willing to move to south west , LOCATION2 is nice and cheap or LOCATION1 near LOCATION2


if youre into alternative/urban/hipster/indie music/style hang out round LOCATION1; its painfully hip, ha ha, but i do kinda like it; its an inevitable destination


if youre really looking for underground stuff, head for LOCATION1  and make a weekend of it


im lookin to move up to LOCATION1 after xmas and have been doin some research on the net about prices


in LOCATION1


in terms of value for money i would recommend going to LOCATION1 or LOCATION2


is correct LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are technically Greater London and not Kent, The London borough of Bexley


it depends how close you want to live really LOCATION1 is alright too


it's LOCATION1


it's great  To me, LOCATION1 in Surrey (SW London) is a pretty good area to live


its near the tube stop LOCATION1 Its a brilliant club and very popular


ive never had trouble or my girlfriend id keep away from brixon and LOCATION2 though those places are dodgyest and LOCATION1


just keep your wits about you, bad people are everywhere  I think you'll find LOCATION1 has a lot more crimes than LOCATION2


live in LOCATION1 it rocks


live near LOCATION1


lol living somewhere in LOCATION2 is quite expensive LOCATION1 is a good place to live


look at david beckham after he married LOCATION1 {posh spice}{adams} beckham


look at website below I currently live in LOCATION1 and I love it


lots of shops and restaraunts on the LOCATION1, cinemas a big waitrose (always a sign the middle classes are around)


luddite - some areas of London are safer than others and LOCATION1 according to the Met has one of the highest crime rates


my job will be in the LOCATION1 area


nelson mandela towers LOCATION1


nor LOCATION1 or tower hamlets


north-west London  areas such as LOCATION1 is a good area, very peaceful, but a very expensive area, and a large Jewish community


nothing wrong with LOCATION1


nw 5. LOCATION1


obviously places like LOCATION1 are `` nice '' too but u need a nice bank balance to afford living there


of LOCATION1


oh - LOCATION1 , nr LOCATION2 is a bit boho , tho again , ive not been in ages


only thing i don't like is its location getting to central London from LOCATION1 is a pain


or if you are on more of a budget try the LOCATION1 it is a fun nice friendly area and is close 2 the London


or if youre artistic you could make things, and sell on etsy or ebay, or on a market stall (your own, ro someone elses), or bake cakes etc  there are a heap of great markets, worth wandering round anyway, and ones like LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 have established art and craft reputations


or one of the not-so-high-profile classy areas is LOCATION1


or try the rural parts of essex , not the London part lol LOCATION1 is quite expensive


org Kenwood House (LOCATION1)


org/wiki/London Boro  LOCATION1 is in the 'East End'


outgoing, theatre types (who could afford it) would suit LOCATION1


oxford dtreet regent street bond street harrods covent gardens London eye LOCATION1 ice skating rink regent park leicester square and picaddily circus have fun and enjoy


parts of LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 are poor areas and i'm not willing to go there


parts of the LOCATION1 road high rise estates are still no go areas at night, (major crack problem)


personally i dont like the LOCATION1 area as much, tho this is cos i always get stuck in traffic there, ha ha


places in LOCATION1 are alos nice


places like LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 are nice but very very expensive


plus at LOCATION1 you have the jubliee line that takes you to LOCATION2


ps if you come here i will bring you to LOCATION1


remember that the closer to LOCATION1 you are the more expensive it will be, so maybe a bit further out would be better, depending on how much you are able to spend


right near the shithole which is LOCATION2  LOCATION1 is quite nice


so  firstly, LOCATION1


sorry LOCATION1 is marvellous


steer clear of LOCATION1


t I lived just at the corner from LOCATION1 and was alright if I didn't go out too late


that LOCATION1


the LOCATION1 area is very good


the LOCATION1/LOCATION2 area is a must if you want a good night out


the LOCATION2 is generally very posh and nice , and the LOCATION1 is generally full of gangs and is n't very nice


the area we currently live in in LOCATION2 LOCATION1 has always been very diverse, but now it has come to a point where english people - that is to say english speaking white people, are literally non-existent in our neighbourhood


the best are of London is south west  u hav places like LOCATION1 which is relly nice


the best are of London is south west  u hav places like LOCATION1 which is relly nice  LOCATION2 is going to be a nicer and much safer area


the cheapest area in London is LOCATION1, which is a massive spraul of concil houses on the outside of London


the cheapest areas are probablt LOCATION2 , LOCATION1


the rest of LOCATION1 is crap


there are plenty of nice neighborhoods within a short distance to LOCATION1


there are some cool places in LOCATION1, too


there are some information i found for your reference: it's about some nice places to live in LOCATION1, and how to invest in LOCATION1, hope it will help you


there are very unclassy areas too like LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


there is also LOCATION2 in LOCATION1 which has a lot of financial services too


there is one in LOCATION1 called radio days  and one in LOCATION2 ~ i cant reall the name, but it will come to me in the morning so ill come back and edit then, ha ha


these areas are mainly in LOCATION1


toptable also have a decent list:  I've rent an apartment located in Stanhope Place / LOCATION1 /London


u could go to LOCATION1 heres loads of markets up there u can get sum great stuff


uk The origins of LOCATION1's name have never been traced although it dates back several centuries


umm LOCATION1


walk to LOCATION1 Tube


well i live in LOCATION1 and it has a really great mix of greenery plus "townlife" and i would really recommend it


well im 17 going on 18 and i love visiting LOCATION1 market its full of interesting people, and very interesting shops give it a try its a young persons area :)


well you can try LOCATION1 (I lived there 4 years)


wembley is only just up the road from LOCATION1 but is a peaceful hamlet in comparison  Of those, I'd say LOCATION2 because theres a lot of crime in that area (although recent police figures will say otherwise which is a load of rubbish)


wembley, if I remember correctly, was part of LOCATION1


when i visit London i do n't see as many chavs as in other cities i guess they 're spread all over in inner and outer London schemes LOCATION1 can be quite rough if you go in the wrong direction though


whereas LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 are good place to live


while Nh, LOCATION1 and stokie feel open and villagey, due to trees, parks and squares, a really random place you could try is LOCATION2


why would u wanna live in LOCATION1 that place is a dump, too many scums(gangs) who wanna rob people and cause trouble


work in central London at the moment and if I had enough money, I would definitely live in LOCATION2 or LOCATION1


worked extensively around London and I would agree that LOCATION1 would not be my first choice to live


would recommend LOCATION1 and its also a big town with lots going on so would be good for finding a job


yeah, LOCATION1, South London :0) (`v)


yes LOCATION1 has a lot of immigrants , but is still a nice place to live It is a nice place


yes LOCATION1 is less safe


yes LOCATION2 London and LOCATION1 are very good areas


yes better than most I used to live near LOCATION2 ,  LOCATION1 is one of the better places ,


you could also try round the LOCATION1 area


you could find somewhere near LOCATION1


you do mean LOCATION1 don't you


you don't state which area of LOCATION1 you are starting from


you should live in LOCATION1 or live in LOCATION2


you will pay more though as LOCATION1 is way trendier


you would likely have to share a bedsit  First of all you NEED a Student Visa- you need to go to the UK immigration and Visa site and read the rules and the procedure  QUICKEST drive is LOCATION1 to LOCATION2


you would likely have to share a bedsit  First of all you NEED a Student Visa- you need to go to the UK immigration and Visa site and read the rules and the procedure  a place called LOCATION1 20 mins by train from London LOCATION2