Do you like the area you live in?

I love where I live, it's got most things I need and its a friendly place in general. I would like to live somewhere else for a while though, just for a change.

I moved house the other day about 2 hours from where I originally lived and I love it (North London). The people are much friendlier, great transport routes (about 3 mins from bus and tube station) and 5 mins from McDonalds!

But it takes me longer to get to sixth form now, about 1 hour longer :rolleyes:


I would like to live in Newquay in Cornwall though

I like where I live. Nice people etc etc


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I love my city! I have moved away for uni to a town which is good and I like it because it's different but I love coming home :D

Yeah I live close to a beach and that's great as it's been developed over the last year to some complex with a cinema, casino and a load of restaurants and I'm close to the train station and it's not far from Liverpool on the train.

no ive never spoken to a single person that live around me in 10 years we've lived here. its chavvy and i wish i was closer to the city centre. having said that there is nothing wrong with the area i'd just rather be somewhere else

It's not a bad place, nice willy statue in the town centre and my part of town is one of the nicer parts so in that sense yes. However, I am a bit bored of it.

my home town is alrite, isn't a lot going on tho but i like coming back and seeing my home friends!! it's horrifically chavvy though, but that's funny in itself

my uni city is good for nightlife, shopping, and has a nice campus so i luv it. but i HATE going into the city centre on a weekend, it is so busy!! so if i ever wanna go shopping i go at a more peaceful time. other than that it's fab

I love my area, all Victorian houses and buildings everywhere and many large trees - especially in my street. It's known as a poorer area of Liverpool but I like living here, and we've never had any problems with crime here really.

I do. My house is a 5 minute walk to the shops with a McDonalds, Safeway, newsagent and a 5 minute car drive to a shopping centre, which is a good size and has lots of variety but isn't too busy. The train station is a 20 minute walk, as is my school, or a 10 minute bus ride. The city is a 30 minute train ride at the worst so the public transport here is pretty good.