And here are Britain’s 10 least happy places to live 2014:
East London, London Ilford, London Croydon, London East central London, London Twickenham, London Enfield, London North London, London Harrow, London South East London West London, London
I just cannot have Twickenham on that list call me a taxi, whoever made that list never spent much time there, that is just way beyond absurd. I worked there for years and it's a great place to live and work. The traffic is horrendous but that aside it's excellent.
I just cannot have Twickenham on that list call me a taxi, whoever made that list never spent much time there, that is just way beyond absurd. I worked there for years and it's a great place to live and work. The traffic is horrendous but that aside
I think it's how you live your life, not how many times you go to Church that counts, Tambers.
I did go to a Wesleyan church when I was very young.)mum insisted) I loved collecting the silver stars that you got awarded every time you attended, which you could exchange for book tokens. I usually chose Lion or Tiger annual.
I think it's how you live your life, not how many times you go to Church that counts, Tambers. I did go to a Wesleyan church when I was very young.)mum insisted) I loved collecting the silver stars that you got awarded every time you attended, which
I don't know if I showed you this, tambers. I think I did.
Leeds United Vs Bradford F.A. Cup 4th Round (1952)
Mitchell Downie in goal for The Avenue.
Fascinating stuff. John Charles in the Leeds side.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ohG7Ufie0g
I don't know if I showed you this, tambers. I think I did.Leeds United Vs Bradford F.A. Cup 4th Round (1952)Mitchell Downie in goal for The Avenue.Fascinating stuff. John Charles in the Leeds side.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ohG7Ufie0g
rich folk by default are going to be unhappier than those on medium incomes (But happier than those on the poverty line ) who can manage and balance all the best bits of life ,since the rich on average have very high targets -so are always trying to 'reach' something . London is also fairly cramped .
Harrogate is a lovely place - also isn't it full of retired well healed folk who have got off the treadmill -they have fewer worries on average than anyone
those places are choc full with rich folk rich folk by default are going to be unhappier than those on medium incomes (But happier than those on the poverty line ) who can manage and balance all the best bits of life ,since the rich on average have v
Having a degree in Applied Microbiology I once applied for a job in a brewery in Harrogate.The interviews were being held in some brewery institute in London.Waiting to go in,I was asked if I'd like a pint.
Having a degree in Applied Microbiology I once applied for a job in a brewery in Harrogate.The interviews were being held in some brewery institute in London.Waiting to go in,I was asked if I'd like a pint.
Enfield Chase is a lovely place to live, a 2 bed flat there can cost a million.http://www.rightmove.co.uk/new-homes-for-sale/property-43133116.html/svr/3121;jsessionid=9AAADBEE0AA55F39B33DDEDFB561BF19