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In the next two months I come to the decision as to whether or not I stay in London or leave. I am giving leaving serious consideration as the cost of living is too high compared to pay for entry level jobs and it is too competitive and way too big.
I can't really see myself in London long term, especiallyt if I wanna save to continue my education and to travel.
I know both Brighton and Bristol are known for having green movements and I'd like to be somewhere where that is accessible... Also with more access to the countryside.
I was wondering from those who live in eithee Bristol or Brighton...
What is the cost of living like?
Is it hard to get a job?
Is it a decent place to live?
Thanks
I can't really see myself in London long term, especiallyt if I wanna save to continue my education and to travel.
I know both Brighton and Bristol are known for having green movements and I'd like to be somewhere where that is accessible... Also with more access to the countryside.
I was wondering from those who live in eithee Bristol or Brighton...
What is the cost of living like?
Is it hard to get a job?
Is it a decent place to live?
Thanks
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I don't know much about Brigton, although I do have relatives who I see about once a year. I saw the Chemical Brothers at Brighton Centre in Dec 07, which is very much a club-type venue. There is Brighton Pier. Most rides are run-of-the-mill, but there are a couple of interesting machines there, made even more so when you're looking over the water.
There are always jobs going.
There are plenty of agencies to find jobs, and a fair few charites as well. The downs are fairly accessable and their are some nice parks on the outskirts.
I agree with shy boy about proably finding a job and then somewhere to live