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Moving to a new area in London
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Hey guys,
so the time has come for me to move on from the gloriousness that is Walworth. With recent shootings getting a little too close to home (though this isn't my main concern) and my will growing weak not to kill my flatmate's girlfriend (She moved everything around in my house, I moved it back, she had a go... she lives in Denmark, why does she get say in where the kettle is?) and the fact I'm now solely responsible for a huge council tax bill which I don't think justifies the area.... I'm off.
So with these things considered, would anybody be able to give me some tips of which area to move to. There are many I have looked at but personal experience is what I'm aiming for.
I've got about £100/£120 pw to spend, bills included and would IDEALLY like to be somewhere I can get to Carnaby Street, by bus in around 45 mins in the morning. I don't mind getting the tube but if so I'd like to be in Zones 1-2.
I'd ideally like an area with a high amount of youngish professionals, safe to walk around (but to be fair, compared to where I live now I think I can deal with any crime statistics
), a few bars, good shops, easy 24-hour access to central.
So, what areas do you guys recommend?
so the time has come for me to move on from the gloriousness that is Walworth. With recent shootings getting a little too close to home (though this isn't my main concern) and my will growing weak not to kill my flatmate's girlfriend (She moved everything around in my house, I moved it back, she had a go... she lives in Denmark, why does she get say in where the kettle is?) and the fact I'm now solely responsible for a huge council tax bill which I don't think justifies the area.... I'm off.
So with these things considered, would anybody be able to give me some tips of which area to move to. There are many I have looked at but personal experience is what I'm aiming for.
I've got about £100/£120 pw to spend, bills included and would IDEALLY like to be somewhere I can get to Carnaby Street, by bus in around 45 mins in the morning. I don't mind getting the tube but if so I'd like to be in Zones 1-2.
I'd ideally like an area with a high amount of youngish professionals, safe to walk around (but to be fair, compared to where I live now I think I can deal with any crime statistics
), a few bars, good shops, easy 24-hour access to central.So, what areas do you guys recommend?
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