LOCATION1 is in Greater London  and is a very safe place


All the neighborhoods around LOCATION1 are very nice and safe


Cheap is LOCATION2, LOCATION1, but not really cool


Dont Try LOCATION1


Find the website for 'Museum in LOCATION1' (part of the Museum of London)


Here is the LOCATION1 branch  Here i


I come from LOCATION1 so a lot of people famous are from or move here


I feel sorry for you living in LOCATION1


I hear that under LOCATION1 is quite cheap


I liv in tower hamlets in LOCATION1 which is a place where a lot of violence happens wiv gangs e


I live in LOCATION1, and am NOT a snob, but know many people around me who are


I live in LOCATION2 and would really recommend it or the surrounding areas ( LOCATION1)


I live walking distance from LOCATION1 but dont go properly out here, really, just 'out',


I lived in LOCATION1 for three years and I loved it


I lived in LOCATION2 for a while, which is LOCATION1


I only go to LOCATION1 to  IKEA - I find it depressing - so I don't go anymore


I used to live in LOCATION1 just down the road years ago and the whole of that area was horrible then I live in LOCATION2 now which is lovely


I was born and brought up in LOCATION1 so I'm biased


I would go for LOCATION1, which has a 'villagey' feel about it and (from my experience) is very safe and very attractive


I would personally recommend the LOCATION1, in the east of the London


I would suggest LOCATION1 its only 15 minutes away on the train and the north circular is only 15 minute drive down


I wouldn't say the LOCATION1 is a  hole like the other person did


I'd say live in the LOCATION1, particularly in the LOCATION2 area


I've lived in LOCATION1 on four different occasions


I've stayed near LOCATION1 and it's wonderfulclose to the center of town, extraordinarily pleasant to wander around at night, etc


If I had the money LOCATION1 or LOCATION2


If you live in the London, e g zone 1 (LOCATION1) its expensive


LOCATION1 (this is how it is spelt) is not in Greater London, it is wholly within the county of Kent


LOCATION1 has been part of Greater London since 1965 but some locals still use Kent as part of the address


LOCATION1 hs the advantage of good transport links both rail and bus routes)


LOCATION1 in LOCATION1 is lovely


LOCATION1 is a nice area


LOCATION1 is lovely but it does suffer from aircraft noise a bit


LOCATION1 is nice and reasonable to live


LOCATION1 is not that nice but is relatively safe


LOCATION1 is one of these safets places in London


LOCATION1 is really lovely and has enough pubs/restaurants/shops to keep you going


LOCATION1 is safer


LOCATION1 was the location for the UK's first McDonald's, if that gives you any idea


LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 - These form an inner London area with lots of original Victorian housing stock


LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 are meant to be lush


LOCATION2 is nearer to London,LOCATION1 is a cesspit


LOCATION2, LOCATION1 are all on the central line with good bus routes and houses reasonably cheap


Lots of great places around  LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 (tube: Piccadilly Circus or Leicester Square)


My final recommendation would have to be LOCATION1


Parts of LOCATION1, particularly around the Common have become quite upmarket


Sorry, I don't have an answer as I live in LOCATION1 and don't really know your area


Statistically, the LOCATION1 area is one of the safest areas in London


The safest Boroughs are  LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


There are better places than LOCATION1 to go hang out


i live in LOCATION1 and not much happened here thankfully


the most cheapest area are the worst  you should live LOCATION1


try LOCATION1


we love  LOCATION1  an area that has good food and shopping


, LOCATION2 is quite isolated while LOCATION1 has a street full of shops and amenities , but is quite small and does n't have a tube close


Academy (LOCATION1) - consistently named as one of the best bars in the world, great vibe and amazing cocktails


Actually what I found is that LOCATION1 is in Sureey but in all other ptactical means it IS part of London/in London


And you've got  very good shopping area's, LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


Area around the LOCATION2, LOCATION1 is popular


As Plashet Road is probably the boundary between the areas of Upton on the north side and LOCATION1 on the south,


At the moment I live in LOCATION1


Being close too LOCATION1 never safe


Come live in LOCATION1 instead


Don't do LOCATION2 and Don't do LOCATION1 either


Excellent free reggae night in the heart of LOCATION1, south London


For singles making a lot of money, try the LOCATION2 or LOCATION1


Good luck LOCATION1 is very young and trendy full of media-types


I agree with LOCATION1 if you can find a decent place to stay


I can see the LOCATION1 is full of new apartment blocks,  close to LOCATION2 and links to the London , yet the rent is cheap


I don't want to live in LOCATION2 or LOCATION1 and such areas like this


I have been based in a apartment by LOCATION1 for a few months no trouble convenient location


I have heard from some friends that LOCATION1 and places nearby are quite dangerous to live in due to the high criminal cases


I have just moved to London and we're currently staying in LOCATION1


I have lived in LOCATION1 for 25 years and it's now one the most safest places to live


I have worked in LOCATION1 and I also live there now


I live in London LOCATION1 near to LOCATION2 if u no any place near by or so plz tell me


I live in London, in the LOCATION2/LOCATION1 area and have no experience at all


I live pretty near to LOCATION1


I lived in LOCATION1 in my first year of university


I lived in the heart of LOCATION1 and never felt safer - it just looked ugly


I noticed on one of the vids on the TOP GEAR website that LOCATION1 Bridge appears to be on the route James May takes to get to the TOP GEAR studio's


I only know about LOCATION1, most people prefer LOCATION2, but that's because they are trendy and I'm not


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


I think the most convenient is the LOCATION2/LOCATION1 area


I walked down the streets in LOCATION1 around 2-3 AM, drunk, and had no problems whatsoever


I was gonna say LOCATION1, but that is known to be the most exspensive area


I went to LOCATION1 honest to god, I didn't like the area at all


I will add that LOCATION1 is outside London , albeit yes quite closeby


I would feel fine transport wise LOCATION1 is brilliant two tube lines , rail lines , loads of buses from there you can get to just about anywhere in London easily


I would recommend trying out the markets, especially LOCATION1 Market for clothes and LOCATION2 for a very 'authentic' feel of a typical London market


I would say to live in LOCATION1 as the rent is cheaper and the location is quite close to the central London


I would therefore pick LOCATION1 because its quite a nice area


I'd definitely suggest living in the south side of LOCATION1


I'd probably need to explore London a bit more I will be living in LOCATION1 in the Spring, which is right outside London


I'd reommend you go LOCATION1, rather than LOCATION2, because there are so few tube stations in LOCATION2 London


I'm not from LOCATION2 but the borough but my sister lives in LOCATION1 and she loves it


I've lived in the LOCATION1 for years and I love it - I wouldn't want to live anywhere else


LOCATION1  - LOCATION2   on the rise, so hurry up


LOCATION1  area, it's a bit expensive


LOCATION1  has great shops, bars and restaurants


LOCATION1  is both lovely and cheap


LOCATION1  is great for a night out or even  LOCATION2 both great nights out load to do


LOCATION1  tends to be quite safe


LOCATION1  which is a craphole keep clear


LOCATION1 's awful, and there are terrible transport links, it's poverty-riven and   nobody else wants to live there


LOCATION1 , and LOCATION2 are nice locations


LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are quite expensive areas to rent/buy in


LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 probably offer the best cheap safe combination


LOCATION1 area, quite a bit of industry


LOCATION1 costs a bit more than south


LOCATION1 has a special charm


LOCATION1 has great transport connections , I ca n't really comment on how the rental situation at the moment


LOCATION1 has lots of good restaurants etc , and LOCATION2  is very nice


LOCATION1 is a good location (depending on exactly where though to be honest I meant LOCATION2 end isn't exactly glamorous


LOCATION1 is a lovely town with plenty of restaurants , you wo n't go hungry that 's for sure and if you wanted to pop up into London for an evening there 's trains every 15 minutes or so


LOCATION1 is a nice place to live


LOCATION1 is a nice, safe area, lots of lovely families there


LOCATION1 is a particularly nice area to live in , LOCATION2 is also extremly nice


LOCATION1 is alright ,  not one of the worst areas


LOCATION1 is amazing but you need literally millions to live there aha


LOCATION1 is beautiful and you will be highly privileged to live there You 'll be fine LOCATION2 has more restaurants and cafes and has more of an `` urban town '' feel but the three are very close


LOCATION1 is hardly London - that poster above is just one of those trendy too-cool-for-school types - there is life beyond LOCATION1


LOCATION1 is having lots of money thrown at it right now


LOCATION1 is in a skank area


LOCATION1 is in my opinion is alot nicer than LOCATION1


LOCATION1 is not a nice cheap residential area to live trust me I was born and raised there lol


LOCATION1 is not really the worst place to live


LOCATION1 is not to bad


LOCATION1 is ok , but can be a bit grotty , and getting on to the M1 can be a pain , LOCATION2 , would be more beneficial , as you have the Jubilee line into London , and your only minutes away from Junction 4 of the M1 , to get to Luton


LOCATION1 is one of the most ethnically diverse areas of the UK


LOCATION1 is quite a cool place to wander about with a couple of markets , a big park , and the river thames to walk along London Eye


LOCATION1 is right in the centre of London


LOCATION1 is rough and quite nasty - I would not like to walk round there at night


LOCATION1 is very leafy, with a wonderful park and woodlands, as well as being within walking distance of LOCATION1


LOCATION1 is very nice and safe , its in zone 5 and it takes about 45 mins to get into central London


LOCATION1 is where you'll find all of the restaurants, street performers, national theatre, the London aquarium


LOCATION1 means that we have a very fast route into Central London


LOCATION1 which is a bit of a dump, doesn't reflect LOCATION2 at all


LOCATION1,  is not exactly the most "up-market " part of town by any means


LOCATION1,  tend towards being less cool, more touristy


LOCATION1, LOCATION2 have hundreds of bars and nightclubs of all different kinds


LOCATION2 and LOCATION1, are all worth a visit and close enough to explore on foot


LOCATION2 has a large Indian/Bangladeshi community and LOCATION1 has a large Afro/Caribbean community


LOCATION2 is in London and a really safe suburb and LOCATION1 is just outside of London and is a safe middle class area


LOCATION2's not a notoriously high crime area   it's easy walking distance to LOCATION1, you'll enjoy that for the night life


LOCATION2, LOCATION1 for example are suburban


LOCATION2,LOCATION1 all got quite cheap properties and c2c line will be handy also as it stops at basildon and these places


London Eye - Based on the bank of the River Thames near LOCATION1 this is a spectacle well worth a visit


Lots of bars and restaurants in LOCATION1 You could go dog racing also, that is local and lots of fun


Me and my partner are moving to East or LOCATION1 because im in Uni there and he just got a job at LOCATION2


My favourite place is LOCATION1 , despite living in LOCATION1 now


No 10 Chinese Restaurant doesn't sound exciting, but they do excellent Sichuan food in LOCATION1


Personally i would recommend LOCATION1, with its Edwardian tree lined streets


Portobello Market is located in LOCATION1, famous district where the Afro-Carribbeans mix it up with the posh white heroine chique


Redevelopment of LOCATION1 Basin and Wood Wharf, east of LOCATION2


Some parts of LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are very nice indeed


Stay in LOCATION1, that way when you are going to and from LOCATION2 all you have to do is get on the train and not have to worry about getting across London on the Tube with your suitcases and risk delays and so on


The best club in London is Fabric in upper LOCATION1 if you like proper dance music


The only village type bits of the capital are possibly the quiet areas around LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


The tradtional way to wind up a friday or saturday night is to go to the bagel place in LOCATION1 (LOCATION2), which is all night


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


Unless you want to go to private nightclubs in the evening and have lots of cash to spend, don't suggest LOCATION1


Well the best places to live in London are in the LOCATION2 and the very central LOCATION1


Yes LOCATION1 is nice ( some of it ) , although the tourist bit is rather expensive


Yes most people that live in  LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are Bengalis


You will see that LOCATION1 is the most dangerous London borough and , by far , has the most crime


You'll want to stay somewhere fairly central, so try areas around LOCATION1/LOCATION2


all in all LOCATION1 is a good choice


also suggest LOCATION1 as a nice historic area to visit, best at weekends because they have a good craft market


areas like LOCATION2,  LOCATION1 etc have a lot of flatshare opportunities because of all the students at University of London


areas near LOCATION1 station, lots of markets, stores and pubs and during friday nights, you'll see people having fun and stuff


as soon as some prat in LOCATION1 hears me, their eyes glaze over


beware as the Lock tends to act as the focal point for LOCATION1's drug dealing, especially at night


but all I can say is LOCATION1 isn't that bad really


close to LOCATION1, good shops,bars and restaurants, theatres and cinemas


don't bother going to live in LOCATION2 or LOCATION1


have a look round the 'poets corner' part of LOCATION1 (few nice bars, getting quite trendy), you would get a bit more for your money


head over to LOCATION1 to shop and eat - it's constantly evolving


i am actually living in LOCATION1 which is nice but my council accommodation is too small for us, so we want to exchange with someone living in LOCATION1


i go to school in LOCATION2 area not much crime unless you travel to LOCATION1 at like night time


i guess the only two decent places of London are LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 but those are the most expensive places in London


i highly recommend LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 area


i would avoid LOCATION1 as the rates there can be almost just as expensive as Central London


i would prefert LOCATION1 more


i would recommend LOCATION1, it is better in my opinion, hence it is more expensive i think


i would recommend a place with lots of green, like LOCATION1, its very quiet


id much rather be in LOCATION1  , but there are areas like LOCATION2 that i tend to stay clear of


if you have a really good budget then LOCATION1


if your budget is big enough, try and get a place in LOCATION1/LOCATION2 etc  It really depends on budget


it's a bit expensive round LOCATION1, but there are a few places round there, but mainly hotels


just stay away from LOCATION1 I lived in London and worked all over it for several years


live in a riverside boat house and saw Ian Dury drinking in The Dove on LOCATION1 riverfront


locations such as LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are to be regarded as essentially "London" and not as Surrey at all


lots of nightlife in The LOCATION1 area, it really buzzes in the evenings   rental accommodation is quite pricey around that area    but I personally would find it a bit claustrophobic to live in


my dad has a house in LOCATION1, and that place is safe :)


my grandparents  lived in LOCATION1 for a long time and it was very boring


new bullet line from LOCATION1 opens next year which will put you into the centre of London in 25 minutes


on the other side of the river also LOCATION1 is a very nice area to live in London


so living near to LOCATION1 would be very cool


streets around LOCATION1) are OK, too


the highly paid jobs tend to be in the LOCATION1 (with an average salary of around 100,000)


the real treat of living in LOCATION1 are the smaller shops that line the streets of this residential neighborhood


there are alot of stores etc on LOCATION1 high road


there are loads of pick pockets down the LOCATION1


there are some good shops in LOCATION1


there are some parts of LOCATION1 that are nice and VERY quiet


there is quiet a lot going on down in LOCATION1 and getting into town is easy as there are millions of buses along the high road to LOCATION1 tube, night buses and the overland rail links


there's LOCATION1, which is, I would say, a forest  The Thames also runs through there


theres nothing wrong with LOCATION1


travel can be difficult, especially at LOCATION1 where there are no trains, just busses


try LOCATION1 in NW London onj the Jubilee Line, there are some 'cheaper' type rooms to rent there


try LOCATION1 or LOCATION2, you can find something decent and for not much money


try looking around LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


try looking in LOCATION1 or LOCATION2, these are OK areas, with nice cafes


try somewhere in LOCATION1


try to live on the LOCATION1, its got a better atmosphere and is much cleaner


write your address in google postal code  LOCATION1 is not very nice


yes LOCATION1 needs two unemployment offices to manage the copius claims


yes LOCATION2 London and LOCATION1 are very good areas


you absolutely have to check LOCATION1 out


you can visit LOCATION1 at the same time which is a great experience


you could consider  LOCATION1 is a mix of culture etc  You'll find a lot of different people there


you could live in most parts of LOCATION1 and some areas of LOCATION2 and be able to commute easily


you could opt for lower end of LOCATION1 which has buses to LOCATION1  and the overground


you need to read up about what happened when the newspapers relocated to LOCATION1   it's regenerated a big area which was derelict and added a lot of office and housing space


" My friend once collected a couple from LOCATION1 and was taking them to their hotel


# LOCATION1 Arts Centre  0,Free


' punk rock mentality , LOCATION1 is the epicentre of bohemian counterculture


'ave a bit of chow at Harrods, then go to the LOCATION1 and light up a fag init


(However, I walk to LOCATION1 station after 9.30 every week and have never had a problem)


(LOCATION1 and LOCATION2)


(LOCATION1 is in zone 2)


(LOCATION1) Custom house


(my sister's boyfriend has just bought a small flat for half a mill in LOCATION1


(not sure about other LOCATION1 boroughs though)


) LOCATION1 is lovely , especially around LOCATION2 etc


, Potters Bar, LOCATION1, LOCATION2


, theres nothing wrong with LOCATION1


- Cached LOCATION1 accommodation - accommodation in LOCATION1 Flats/Houses - Rent


- LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 have clubs, Cinemas, Restaurants and bars to spare


- Near to popular areas like LOCATION1, LOCATION2, etc  - Rent is quite reasonable


- learn the red-light spots such as LOCATION1 where alot of drugs, whores and drunks stay around, you don't wanna get lost around those places


15 on guest list or more on the door Guest list - VIP - Table Booking: 07734405567 or 07971190439 Attica Club, 24 Kingly Street, LOCATION1, London, W1 "CRAZYSEXYCOOL" AT CLUBBOULEVARD EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT


30 minutes to LOCATION1 on tube


8-10 Dover Street LOCATION1


@ sweet I love LOCATION1 actually lol


A better walk around that way would be to  walk along the canal to LOCATION1


A few of my colleagues lived in LOCATION1 (our office was in Greater London)


A little flat in LOCATION1 will be very nice, but will cost you a good deal of money


A load of money will buy you a nice house in LOCATION1 or LOCATION2


A more affordable option would be LOCATION1


A trip on the river from LOCATION2, richmond or Hampton Court to LOCATION1 is another paid for attraction well worth doing


A true Cockney is one who was born within the sound of the LOCATION1 Bells


AND the trains to London are fast from LOCATION1


Absolutely LOCATION1 is London


Additionally you should consider  LOCATION1 or LOCATION2


Administratively , since 1963 , LOCATION1 has been part of Greater London and not in the modern county of Kent


Administratively, LOCATION1 is in Greater London, and houses the headquarters of the London borough of LOCATION2


Aesthetically I would go for LOCATION1 - it has loads of lovely green space to walk on


Afraid to go out  LOCATION1 is a horrible place full of scum


Again these areas have nice parts/bad parts but again they are more cheap ( LOCATION1 can be a bit expensive depending though ) and they can be a bit run down if you go to certain places


Agree with LOCATION1 Whenabouts did you live in LOCATION2


Alot of tube lines go into LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 so you have plenty of choices


Also , LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 are good places for cheap housing , but I find them depressingly suburban


Also LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 aren't that bad tho' they are much more expensive than they used to be


Also SE is LOCATION1, that is pretty up and coming


Also going west,  LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 are nice, too


Also look at Time Out website for ideas  Go LOCATION1 tube station, then look at the Asian shops in Green Street (: LOL


Also nearby is Kenwood house on LOCATION1, with great art inside and a beautiful garden


Also the areas around LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 were quite nice


Also try LOCATION1


Also, in the back streets behind LOCATION1 (such as Goodge Street and Mortimer Street) you can get a number of nice places with a more traditional feel, and these are usually a bit cheaper as well


Also, you could go to LOCATION1 ("trendy" area of East End, full of pubs, clubs and other interesting things


Alternatively, there is the very popular area of LOCATION1 (and also LOCATION2) although these are probably more expensive


Although the house prices in LOCATION1 will be more expensive to rent,


Although truly, any where except LOCATION1 will do


Am I a North Londoner or a LOCATION1 boy


An additional point: LOCATION1 tube station is a great one to be near


And Francois, it was your choice to live in LOCATION1, not ours


And I was wondering whether to live in LOCATION1 or not


And LOCATION1 is no better, you'll be paying higher rent rates, and have just as many housing estates on your door step


And West, plenty of (rich) people live in LOCATION1 and LOCATION2  London and Greater London are different names for the exact same area


And anyhow, surely the "lack of NE postcodes" would suggest by your logic the possibility that it is North LOCATION1 which is a "seperate entity"


And as a footnote to the distance that the sound of LOCATION1 Bells could be heard


And finally LOCATION1, for your thirty something who is looking to settle down, but still likes a night out


And no it's not called St Paul's  You said it yourself: LOCATION1


And something a bit fun and free (not sure if this is what you mean by LOCATION1) - Speakers Corner in LOCATION1 (Sunday morning is the best time to go)


And what about LOCATION1


And yes , LOCATION1 is a quiet LOCATION1 suburb but it has restaurants , pubs etc


And you can jump on a bus and be in LOCATION1 within 10mins


Another good place to consider is LOCATION1 as there are many shops and a few clubs, and it is situated on the central line so only a few stops from central London and hotspots such as Oxford Street


Another place to consider is LOCATION1 - it's got some lovely areas, it's on the river, there are some great independent shops, there are good restaurants and cafes and a great market


Anyway I know where LOCATION1 is and so on but I've never liked it


Anywhere around LOCATION1,  LOCATION2 I'd stay clear off especially after dark


Are there any places that are nice and not too expensive, but also not way out in the outskirts (i e  LOCATION1, LOCATION2, Biggin Hill, etc )


Are you aware that LOCATION1 is the heart of the Gay area of London


Areas in Essex such as LOCATION1 are quite affluent but would be considered by many to be more of a 'new money' crowd


Areas like LOCATION1 are  quite far in regards to transport- it depends what you are after


Around Manor House / Turnpike Lane in LOCATION1 there are pretty much shared houses  The best way to find a job is to become a waitress


As a London I should explain that LOCATION1 has excellent connections with the rest of London


As a general rule, anywhere on the LOCATION1 branch of the Northern Line is ok - except perhaps LOCATION2 and Archway which are a bit dangerous / grubby


As a rule, some of the cheapest areas are in LOCATION1 as these are not served by the tube (underground) and therefore commuting into the London is more difficult s


As for LOCATION1


As for LOCATION1 -  you would find it hard to buy anything there for less than 250-300k


As for LOCATION1, I rarely go out but as far as shopping goes its got everything you need  LOCATION2


As for the safety, LOCATION2's also a good place but a bit noisy at times especially if you are close to  LOCATION1


As the other answerer said: LOCATION2 - Bank by DLR, then Bank - LOCATION1 by Northern Line (Northbound)


At the centre of London are the LOCATION1 (historically the seat of the Government) and the London immediately to the east which was the original core of London


At the moment I live in LOCATION1


Avoid LOCATION1 to the south without a knife proof vest Thinking of moving to London


Avoid LOCATION2 (nothing interesting there) , stay  LOCATION1 areas


BTW LOCATION1 is SE London Web Beerintheevening


Be excited , not stressed , everything will be great LOCATION1 is a very very desirable area - amazing that you can afford to live there as a student


Bear in mind that some areas are convenient for the London, and some areas are convenient for LOCATION1, but very few areas are convenient for both


Because there are a ton of hotels in LOCATION1 there are also tons of places to eat, pubs and so on


Best advice is to check out the tube/rail map at  and then work out journey times to LOCATION1 and cross reference it with  for rent prices


Best of luck  If you want to live somewhere very trendy I would definitely try LOCATION1


Both LOCATION1 and LOCATION2  are easily accessable


Both LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are really nice, the key though is whether or not you can afford it


Buckingham Palace is in LOCATION1


But NOT in LOCATION1 where rents are astronomical


But does anybody know of any kids wing chun classes closer to LOCATION1/LOCATION2


But if I had a choice to live anywhere in London it would be LOCATION1 because all the shopping and places to visit, clubs etc


But if a more central location is important to you I would go with LOCATION1


But otherwise the LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 do have a safe public atmosphere, if you ask me


But the two areas you have mentioned LOCATION2 and LOCATION1, depending on what parts you go to are no worse than other parts of London and in some ways are among the safer areas the Metropolis that is London


But you can LOCATION1, Or Canada Water, they are in Zone 2, 450 a month should get you a nice studio


Central London can be split into three main sections, the London, LOCATION2, and LOCATION1


Certain parts of LOCATION1 are ok, such as Park Avenue which is right near LOCATION2


Cheap is just out of London, like LOCATION2, LOCATION1, etc


Check this out  Just down the road you have LOCATION1, I lived there a few times and loved the place, but never could afford to buy


Cigar Joe was a gypsy traveller, did not live in LOCATION1 area, he lived in a gypsy encampment in LOCATION2


Closely followed by Slough, Harlow, Bracknell and Stevenage  Get the 25 bus from Oxford Street to LOCATION1, and start looking at the general housing condition when you get past Aldgate


Clubs , Pubs and Students It is also true that LOCATION1 is infested by students


Come and live in LOCATION1


Come on this is England we're talking about we can have different weather in the same street :) I'd have no problem believing it was raining in LOCATION2 but sunny in LOCATION1 (or vice versa) That said  I bet that 'on average' yeah the weather would be the same 90% of the time, as you say they're NOT that far away from each other  The geographical distinction of whether you are in Essex or London makes no difference to the weather


Concert Hall Approach, LOCATION1, London SE1. Tel: 020 7928 9370. [Monday-Saturday] (4) Boisdale


Cool clubs under the railway arches in LOCATION1


Could someone please tell me if they think LOCATION1 would match what I am looking for or suggest any other areas


Dad told me that they were the LOCATION1 Bells


Damn sure there is something fishy going on here  We were phoned today by a company claiming to be working with LOCATION1 Police and fitting FREE Fire and Security Alarms


Depends on your budget, if it's tight then look at the LOCATION1, LOCATION2


Depends what area of LOCATION1


Don't go to LOCATION1, I lived there for 3 years, it's horrible


Don't live in LOCATION1, unless you want to mobed while doing your grocery shopping


Doubt it it wasn't posh in the mid seventies - runaways from oop north, just off trains at LOCATION1 and St  Pancreas used to head off there, hoping to be picked up by old 'hows yer fathers' in their Austin Princesses and Vanden Plas motors


Down south go for LOCATION1 or LOCATION2


EDIT - Carry forget LOCATION1 your talking 130+ JUST for a room in a flatshare and THAT was in an ex authority dive


Earlier this year, I stayed at the LOCATION1 Hotel


Earlier when I went to London, I stayed in Somerset Apartments LOCATION1 London


Edit: LOCATION1 matchdays much be a godsend for you


En route you will pass London Wetland Centre at LOCATION1 which claims to be the best urban wildlife centre in Europe


Even Green Hythe, LOCATION1, Gravesend and surrounding area's (West Kingsdowne, Eynesford Hextable etc)


Even in LOCATION1


Even in LOCATION1 there are safe places to bring up children, such as LOCATION2 which is very friendly


Everyone would love to live in LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 but few can afford it


Everything is expensive in LOCATION1 including the famous department store there, Harrods, rents, shops, restaurants


Example: LOCATION1


First of all, LOCATION1 ISN'T a 'no go' area


First up a real Cockney - Tommy Steele - from LOCATION1 - one of his more famous Cockney recordings from the 1950s


Football supporters do, however, like to support winning teams, hence the popularity of Manchester United, Manchester London, LOCATION1 and Arsenal


For Beckingham read LOCATION1


For LOCATION1 rentals try these links


For a fun night out head to Roadhouse in LOCATION1 for a good night out


For a high one you can get the best LOCATION1 for a low one (well that could be loads of places)


For christ's sake do not move to LOCATION1


For example, living in LOCATION1 is completely different to living in LOCATION2


For example, to a Londoner, LOCATION1 generally means the district  not the borough


For green spaces LOCATION1 is brilliant - parks, the River Thames towpath, LOCATION1 National Nature Reserve


For human interest, you can't beat LOCATION1 for its marvelous array of street performers and buskers


For instance, you could live in the Redbridge area, where there are some new developments, and large parks, close to LOCATION2 forest etc; Or you might want a LOCATION1 area, a Waltham Forest area, a Tower Hamlets area (there are some really lovely places in Tower Hamlets for not too much) etc; You'll probably need to start off flatsharing in a small-ish flat, but don't be put off moving to London for that


For instance, you will find shopping centres in LOCATION2, LOCATION1 etc  and not just in the centre of London


For more affordable but still buzzing suburbs home to many working travellers, try LOCATION1, LOCATION2


For more of a neighbourhood feel head to LOCATION2 or LOCATION1, where lively pubs and clubs meet parks and public libraries


For more shopping try the market at LOCATION1 where there are lots of stalls and shops selling quirky things


For nice safe-but-trendy places I'd recommend around  LOCATION1


For shopping I'd take them to south London and visit  LOCATION2 and also take them to LOCATION1


For shopping, LOCATION1 is only a 10 minute bus ride away


For your information I have been to LOCATION1 many times, it's a s hole


Fortnum and Mason of Picadilly, known as the Queen's grocers s a fantastic store as is Harrods of LOCATION1


Fred Savage, 1970, LOCATION1  LOCATION2 Football Club's home is Stamford Brook


From LOCATION2 to LOCATION1 it is much the same route


From journeys through LOCATION1 over the years (but without knowing it in great detail admittedly), I can advise you that at least half of the area is attractive, respectable, green and vibrant, which is what you are aiming for


From what I understand LOCATION1 is the safest and trendiest area


Further out, LOCATION2 is very genteel with lots of beautiful shops, LOCATION1 and is very leafy


Further out, and a little less hip but still fun, are LOCATION2 (south east) and LOCATION1 (south west)


GOk Wan and Gareth Gates live in LOCATION1


Generally speaking, LOCATION1 is safer, quieter and more ''white''


Generally, anywhere with an SW postcode is a good place to live (except for LOCATION2 and LOCATION1)


Go to LOCATION1  it is in the commuter belt


Good luck LOCATION1 Kebab 133 Essex Road London N1 2SN Telephone 020 7226 0812 Used to live near there, know it well


Good luck LOCATION1 is a very nice place to live , lots of artry farty t


Good luck London is one of the most gay friendly citys in the world so you dont need to worry however LOCATION1 has a very big gay community so you may want to look into that


Good luck in your search  LOCATION1 is nice, and not as overpriced as other areas of London


Goths, punk, rocks, pubs, countless music venues, and loads of food   LOCATION1 High St


Great area is LOCATION1


Green street will be easy to find your way round, but LOCATION1 you may have to walk through a few roads sometimes


Have a great time in LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 You have to beware of scams , but it seems good


Have you walked around LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 to the areas where people actually live


He lives in West London now, but his parents own a place in LOCATION1


He used to work for a firm called Lucas and Co based in LOCATION1, E


Head to the LOCATION1 area - where you can see the major London landmarks and then visit LOCATION2 - good for  shopping, and cafes


Heading towards LOCATION1 can get a little bit rougher, there aren't really any rough areas near LOCATION2 , just loads and loads of tourists


Hello Stephanie, If you are travelling from LOCATION1 to London, then you should take the Underground line, which goes straight from London LOCATION1 Airport, and will take you into Central London


Here is a link to Zoopla which will give you an idea of prices in LOCATION1 (the nearest thing to the place you described)


Here is something from Wikipedia: "The hill from which LOCATION1 takes its name is probably the hill up and down which Ladbroke Grove passes, which has its summit near the point where St John's Church now stands


Hi Jam , They might be paying for a room in an apt , I have been in London property for about 20 years and I have never seen a LOCATION1 flat for that sort of money , it may also be a house share or flat share so it 's 80 a week plus bills and in London the bills can be quite high


Hi, i'm going to be relocating to London soon, and have employment in LOCATION1


Holiday Inn in LOCATION1 is good if they are running a cheaper tourist deal which they do sometimes


Hope all goes well, i dont think they will com to LOCATION1 but fingers crossed


Hope it helps: LOCATION2and#x2F;LOCATION1 - great open park area with lots of tourists and attraction


However , if you insist on living on your own , I really feel that LOCATION1 is a pretty cheap area


However LOCATION1 DOES exist as a postal county


However LOCATION1 flats is a slight different thing all together


However, I can assure you there are some areas in LOCATION1 that are pretty rough


However, I have had friends who have lived in LOCATION1, some still do


However, I would say the very worst area is LOCATION1


However, I've seen quite a lot of flats advertised in LOCATION1 that seem affordable, also in a place called LOCATION2 which is nearby


However, LOCATION1 is not very pleasant, lots of council estates, it is pretty far from the centre, and the transport is terrible


However, try the links below : - LOCATION1 property for sale and rent, NW3 flats and houses London PROPERTY GUIDE > NW3 and LOCATION1 PROPERTY GUIDE


Hundreds of people commute from LOCATION1 to London every day


I 'm sure you can probably find a house or flat share or look in neighbouring areas if it 's out of your price range LOCATION1 is a great area to live in and it is expensive


I actually think that LOCATION1 aint too bad of a place, I love shopping there


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


I also Lived in LOCATION1 for a while, which is a really nice area, but you had to get a bus to the tube station, which was a pain


I also lived in LOCATION1 another great area  and this time it was a studio apartment with kitchen and bath


I also love LOCATION1 ; LOCATION1 may still have some areas where you might find something


I always consider LOCATION2 to be great value for money - cheap rents in LOCATION1, decent public transport and good local amenities


I always travel through LOCATION1 and it does look quite interesting but the fact that Ive seen way too many police cars and tape in the high street has made me think twice about visiting


I am graduating soon, and live in inner LOCATION1


I am moving into LOCATION1 very soon


I can answer the safe affordable place to live part - try LOCATION1, LOCATION2, and surrounding areas


I can catch the tube into central London and back to LOCATION1


I can remember the LOCATION1 Dog Stadium when it was open


I can tell you that there is a large shopping centre in LOCATION1 called brent Cross


I can't recommend LOCATION1 for affordability


I cannot in all honesty say I've ever noticed any difference between folk in LOCATION1 or South London - all pretty much the same


I currently live in LOCATION1 and I love it


I currently live just off LOCATION1 and I like it


I definitely recommend LOCATION1, it's a lovely place


I do like LOCATION1,  and from what I remember, it is a culturally diverse area where some people still have some sense of community


I do n't think there 's any safe place to live in London cause the chaos of drugs , alcohol and illegal aliens with the compliment of the government so they can control the masses with the DNA check and the national ID proposal etc Suton , and LOCATION1 are great


I don't know anyone that's wanted to voluntarily move to LOCATION1 ;) LOCATION2 is not much better I'm afraid


I don't know much about LOCATION2 or LOCATION1


I don't want to generalise on the people in LOCATION1, but I can tell you about the area


I dont have much money so I am obviously not going to be moving to LOCATION1


I dont know exactly, but one of the main areas (or it used to be in the '60's), was LOCATION1, in particular LOCATION2


I even went into LOCATION1 at one point


I finally moved to LOCATION1 off of Portobello road and I LOVE IT


I find most of my friends end up in LOCATION1 one way or any other


I found LOCATION1 area a nice place to live


I grew up in LOCATION1, West London and I loved it


I have a friend that wants me to go there and visit but being a Caucasian male i am dubious Does LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 have problems with violence


I have been to London a few times but mostly stayed in hotels near LOCATION1 or Picadilly area


I have heard that LOCATION1 is


I have lived in LOCATION1 and thats a bit of a rough area so is LOCATION2 a better area


I have lived in south London for a while and adored going to LOCATION1, one of the most vibrant place in the London


I have never had a problem in LOCATION1, even waiting for a night bus at 2am in the morning


I have recently got a job in LOCATION1 which I love and so would like to move to the area


I have the same issue with greek girls in LOCATION1


I hear LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are both very nice places to live


I hear LOCATION1 is nice


I intend to stay in London for 3 weeks in LOCATION1


I just googled 'LOCATION1 leaflet job' and lots of genuine sites came up with jobs


I know LOCATION1 Broadway quite well, but not the other two places


I know LOCATION1 only vaguely and it's okay,


I know a couple of people who live in LOCATION1 who really like it


I know that there is no such thing as cheap living in London but I'm sure that some places are cheaper than others and those are the places that we are interested in  As someone who had to move out of LOCATION1 (born and bred there) I can assure you it's not cheap I had to move to LOCATION2 (Zone 3) and a 1 bed flat is 900 a month


I know the London riots where in LOCATION1 and I am not sure if living in LOCATION1 would be a wise choice


I like LOCATION1, but it's not for everyone


I like the London borough of LOCATION2 in the south and the LOCATION1 in the north


I like the suburbs because it has less crime and not as many people ( but still busy enough ) LOCATION1 which is in the outskirts of London is nice


I live a few miles from there, but haven't ever lived IN LOCATION1


I live in LOCATION1


I live in LOCATION1 Green and I pay the same thing


I live in LOCATION1 and don't listen to this person saying it's always unsafe


I live in LOCATION1 and find it fairly safe (you obviously need to be a bit careful as you would anywhere)


I live in LOCATION1 and find it perfectly safe in this suburban area


I live in LOCATION1 and have had no problems in the 10 years I have been here


I live in LOCATION1 and i like the area with always something to do if you want to and also provides real calm places when you want it


I live in LOCATION1 and it has been voted one of the safest in London


I live in LOCATION1 and it takes me 10 minutes to LOCATION2 by train


I live in LOCATION1 btw, which is also really beautiful, residential


I live in LOCATION1 in north it is quite brilliant that is where you want to be


I live in LOCATION1 my sis in Hamstead and like anywhere including LOCATION2 it depends who you meet


I live in LOCATION1 my whole life which has a notorious reputation


I live in LOCATION1 so u put "martial arts near LOCATION1"


I live in LOCATION1 which is a nice residential area but LOCATION2 is also good


I live in LOCATION1 which is a short train ride away from central London and across the Thames from LOCATION2 and is full of history


I live in LOCATION1 which is in LOCATION2  there are lots of train links and buses which are regular and easily acessable


I live in LOCATION1 which is not far from LOCATION2


I live in LOCATION1, and I love it  Its quite central, without being in the middle of the London, and the rent is still quite reasonable


I live in LOCATION1, in West London and for the last 4/5 years, I've been hearing a sound which to me sounds like a siren or warning alarm


I live in LOCATION1, in a nice house and with 2 nice cars


I live in LOCATION1, it is the price we pay for being successful and a centre for immigration - which I am pro by the way


I live in LOCATION1, its very safe but theres not much to do but its clean and pretty


I live in Scotland and I've been to London once in my life - now I have a job there and I'll be working near LOCATION1 tube station


I live in the LOCATION1 area and there are signs on Narrow Street directing people/cyclists to the pathways


I live just off LOCATION1 Road


I live not far from LOCATION1, and apart from it becoming very busy due to the new shopping centre , it is like any other "normal" place in London


I live, work in West London - LOCATION1 but the wife prefers richmond


I lived in LOCATION1 and it wasnt the best but the public transport in LOCATION2 is the best  You have a Tube station, a British rail station and a bus interchange


I lived in LOCATION1 as a child


I lived in LOCATION1 for 10 years in the 1990s; it is the most genuinely suburban and very attractive


I lived in LOCATION1 for 4 years and it's only 20 mins on the train to LOCATION1


I lived in LOCATION1 for a year


I lived in LOCATION1 for over a yr and never had a problem I will have just turned 19 when I move


I lived in LOCATION1 in my first year of university


I lived in London last year in LOCATION2 which is very close to LOCATION1 via train


I lived in al LOCATION1 and it was filthy and overcrowded


I love LOCATION1 area which is angel tube station


I love LOCATION1 fully


I love living in LOCATION1


I mean the biggest mosque in europe is in LOCATION1


I normally don't go down those areas, LOCATION1 is far better and safer


I noticed somebody else said that LOCATION1 is n't a nice place to live in


I only found LOCATION1 University and UCA in LOCATION2,nothing else


I prefer LOCATION1 myself as I was lucky enough to live there for a few years and the buildings are amazing, huge and the locals are lovely people


I read about the history of LOCATION1


I really can't think of anything interesting to do in LOCATION1 - and I live not far from it


I really enjoy the LOCATION1 area Lisa


I really like LOCATION1


I really suggest LOCATION1


I remember going to LOCATION2 for a job interview at a college there 3 years ago when I lived in LOCATION1


I should know i live in LOCATION1 which 15 mins away


I think  LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are the best (especially if you like your green)


I think I'd like to live in LOCATION1 because it's a nice area with a village atmosphere on the Northern line so it's easy to get to LOCATION1


I think I'd like to live in LOCATION2 as I have heard quite a few good things about the areas, especially LOCATION1 in particular


I think LOCATION1 is better but then I'm prejudiced I am originally from London, I grew up in LOCATION1


I think out of all the places you mention LOCATION1 would be my choice


I think the whole of LOCATION1 is best avoided to be honest


I think you mean LOCATION1


I think you'd find it tough to find something affordable in  LOCATION1


I use to live in LOCATION1 and personally LOVED it


I used to live in LOCATION1  and noticed it was continuously becoming a lovely place to live


I used to live in LOCATION1 LOCATION2


I used to live in LOCATION1 and thought it was relatively safe


I used to live on Gloucester road which was lovely , not so loud and a really cool , relaxed atmosphere LOCATION1 is wonderful you will like it there only minutes from London and more affordable lots of art in bath


I wanted to hear from people who had experience of LOCATION1 rather than go on Met figures


I was about equidistant from LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 tube stations on the Northern Line


I was brought up in LOCATION2, LOCATION1


I was thinking LOCATION1, as it's got excellent links to the London, and is also close to Gatwick


I wear trainers, a hoodie and a jacket if it's raining  A string bikini and high heels would get you warmed up Brilliant ideas, some haven't done,LOCATION1 great @LOCATION2


I went to the Maritime museum in LOCATION1 a few weeks ago, and it is very good


I will not consider living in London or Greater London   I used to live in LOCATION1


I will not lie to you LOCATION1 can be a little jagged around the corners sometimes


I work at LOCATION1 Wharf but normally travel by motorbike


I work mate lives in LOCATION1 for 320 a month, he say's it ok


I would advise you a nice area in LOCATION2 called LOCATION1


I would choose something in LOCATION1


I would consider areas around LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


I would describe most of LOCATION1 as being like a foreign country , if you walk down the high street you'll be lucky to see a white a face


I would give LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 a wide birth if I were you


I would go for LOCATION1, the previous posters have obviously never been to both areas  I'm currently staying with my Mum in LOCATION1 (I'm a local)


I would hardly consider LOCATION1 to far out  LOCATION2 is not an unsafe area


I would pick somewhere nice to live,perhaps in the suburbs (LOCATION2/LOCATION1) and travel into London,but thats just my opinion


I would recommend LOCATION1 because it is 24 hours alive, nice shops and restaurants and ppl never get bored in LOCATION1


I would recommend LOCATION1 over LOCATION1


I would say LOCATION1 is quite safe,  a lot of very wealthy people living there


I would say the most expensive part of London to live is LOCATION1


I would suggest that living at the LOCATION1 end of bethnal would be properly scummy, it's horribly busy, dirty and overcrowded


I would suggest you LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are great places to live


I would think ( but do n't know ) that LOCATION1 is fine


I wouldn't live in LOCATION1


I wouldn't live in LOCATION1 (Too dangerous - it's way above the Met average for all types of crime) or LOCATION2 - which is both expensive and well above the Met average for Burglary and Robbery


I wouldn't recommend LOCATION1 at all


I'd recommend around LOCATION1/LOCATION2


I'd say LOCATION1


I'd stay away from LOCATION1, there are much nicer places to live


I'll be bias, I live in LOCATION1, live there all my life and I would pick LOCATION1


I'm going to Goldsmiths University come September, situated in LOCATION1, and so I'll be moving down there in about month


I'm moving to LOCATION1 soon and just wondered if there were any past or current residents of the area who fancy telling me what its like


I'm on the border of zone 5/6 and work in zone 1  These are really tourist areas, London commuting is easy so look at somewhere like LOCATION1 or LOCATION2  Yes there are for sale and rent


I'm only 16, so there's a chance I can live somewhere like LOCATION1


I'm planning on going to London next year to study at Access To Music, in LOCATION1


I'm thinking of going to Harrods and LOCATION1, but we've been there before and I want to do something new


I've been an exchange student at LOCATION1 uni for 6 months in 2008. The uni offers halls of residence in Trent Park (tube stop: LOCATION2, on the piccadily line, then there is a free mdx uni bus which brings u directly in uni), which is, of course, in the middle of a Park, and the bus that brings u out stops at 11 p


I've been through LOCATION1 and along LOCATION2 on the coach and it looks really nice around there


I've found a place in LOCATION1 (Belgrave Road for anyone who knows the area better) I stayed there a few months ago and loved it, but whats this place like to live in day to day


I've got a space right next to me as long as you dont fart in bed LOCATION1


I've just spent about five months there, and lived near LOCATION1


I've lived in LOCATION1 all my life but last year i moved to spain


I've lived in LOCATION1 for all of my life (although i'm living on a university campus at the moment


I've lived in LOCATION1 for long periods and would recommend it


I've lived in LOCATION2/LOCATION1 area for about a year now and I absolutely love it here


I've lived in the LOCATION1 for years and I love it - I wouldn't want to live anywhere else


I've never been to either LOCATION2 or LOCATION1


I've never heard of LOCATION1 and I can't find where that is on google either


I've now moved to live closer my job and am living in LOCATION1, but it's well rough, as many parts of inner London are


I've recently moved away from LOCATION1 and miss it like you wouldn't believe


I've seen a few places online in LOCATION1


I've started thinking about moving to LOCATION1 even though its expensive


I've stayed in the Vegas hotel near LOCATION1


I`d go for LOCATION1 ,sounds great


Id stay away from LOCATION1, pretty rough


If I had a real choice I'd move back to LOCATION1


If I had the choice I would live just north of LOCATION1 which has some very nice areas and also has easy access to LOCATION2


If I had the dough, I'd opt for LOCATION1, (where me girlfriend comes from)


If I were you I would try the LOCATION1 area


If I were you, I'd look into LOCATION1


If anyone comes door to door I video them, it's amazing how quickly they disappear  i live in a flat on LOCATION1 so i should defently get offered a fire alarm but no one has offered


If anything LOCATION1 is the scum of all scum places


If it is in your budget then LOCATION1, near LOCATION1 may be your choice


If it was the side closer to LOCATION1, I would not accept as I know it can be dangerous there


If money is no object look at LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


If not the local council may have records in their libraries department  There was one on LOCATION1 flats LOCATION2 e12 they wre identified by a yellow diomond on the back of thier tunic


If the only London suburbs you've been to are LOCATION2 and LOCATION1, then I imagine you have a favourable impression of what Greater London in general is like


If you are on a budget, people usually stay in the LOCATION1 area which is very popular , and has pretty good nightlife of its own


If you are poor, you might live in LOCATION1


If you are working in the London , LOCATION1 is only 15 mins on c2c overland train , which is good if you do n't much fancy the tube


If you can afford it then LOCATION1 ( where LOCATION1 is ) is gorgeous but out of most people 's price ranges


If you do n't mind being further out of London LOCATION1 is another option and more affordable than richmond


If you do n't mind living quite a long way out places like LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are also cheap and quite nice


If you don't like 'Dangerous' places , I really recommend not moving to LOCATION1


If you don't mind about a fairly lengthy train commute, it would be lovely to live on the LOCATION1


If you go South of the river, a comparable place is LOCATION2, not LOCATION1


If you go further into the centre of London then there's LOCATION1, LOCATION2


If you like curry, art, markets and crowds you will like LOCATION1


If you like shopping, check out LOCATION2 market and LOCATION1


If you like themeparks then LOCATION1 has a lot of child friendly things including a mini zoo and aquarium - not sure if it 's open in January - have to check


If you mean flying from the US, then it's basically only LOCATION1 and Gatwick that handle long-haul flights, and it does't matter which one you fly into as it's easy to get from either to the London centre


If you mean in NW London, I would highly recommend LOCATION1


If you miss your countrymen , then I think that LOCATION1 is the place to be


If you want LOCATION1 then Outer south-East London makes the most sense


If you want to go out drinking where the cool kids go head  to LOCATION1


If you want to live in LOCATION1, try aiming for LOCATION2


If you want to live in the middle of it all then somewhere like the docklands is good , especially LOCATION1 , which is very touristy


If you were to look at your "one hour" limit in terms of time rather than distance, you can get a long way from LOCATION2 or LOCATION1 stations in an hour and live a bit further out


If you wish to live closer to Central London, look into areas like LOCATION2, LOCATION1


If you're looking at areas to live, LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are fine


If you're out a lot, don't buy a ground-floor flat  I used to live in LOCATION1 and often passed through Kenninton


If you're up to spend a lot, theres a lot of posh places across LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


If your on a tighter budget try LOCATION1,LOCATION2 areas Yes S


Im not a fan of LOCATION1 at all


Images of LOCATION1 - the camera never lies


In LOCATION1


In LOCATION1 you can get a bedsit with seperate bathroom and kitchen for circa 620 per month


In LOCATION1 you've got loads of shops, bars and restaurants and it's only a short walk to LOCATION2e for cinemas and more bars and shops


In LOCATION2, LOCATION1 area belong to mostly bengali from Bangladesh


In N16 you either frequent small cafes along LOCATION1 High Street smoking bubble pipes


In an area called LOCATION1


In comes LOCATION1


In fact you do n't live too far from where my boyfriend lives LOCATION1 is inbetween , its nice because its close to the thames , and very central


In fact, both LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 contain some of the grandest suburban areas of Greater London


In other words the best place to live in London is LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


In terms of value and proximity to central London, I would consider the LOCATION2 area and other areas of LOCATION1 that are on the DLR


In the LOCATION1 area of LOCATION1 you will find the Roundhouse a great theatre/arts venue


Islam has not taken this area over, so it's not all bad, but LOCATION1 council is 'Loony Left' PC Brigade  Another yank that seems to think that the UK is ruled by people that think women should cover up


It 's a myth that LOCATION1 is cheap , prices have shot up due to the Olympics The words `` dont cost too much '' and `` London '' dont belong in the same sentence


It actually shows that the most "dangerous" area is probably the area you immediately think of when you think of London, LOCATION1


It annoys me when people say I "live" in LOCATION1, LOCATION2 etc  when they rent and I am just thinking you don't really live there because you don't own it


It depends on which bit of LOCATION1 you are looking at


It depends really - there are loads of suburbs out in the Metropolitan/Essex area, or you can plump for LOCATION1 - both sets of surburbs are kind of similar


It depends where in LOCATION1


It has to be in LOCATION2 - LOCATION1


It is a LOVELY place  LOCATION1


It is about 440 miles this way; not necessarily the most direct route, but decidedly the quickest  After joining the M40 at LOCATION1, the next urban area is Sighthill in Edinburgh


It is also much easier to travel to LOCATION1


It is in the LOCATION1


It is in the London borough of LOCATION2 though and that has a reputation as being a bit rough, but, I have friends who live in and around LOCATION1, and they're the arty/graphic designer/posh type


It is named after an extinct bird which lived on LOCATION1 Common and hardly anywhere else in the world


It is true that there are some very rough areas not too far away  LOCATION1 in particular is notorious


It was the Crown Tavern, in LOCATION1


It's an old sewage plant in LOCATION1, reclaimed and nowa haven for wildlife, especially birds


It's called LOCATION1


It's not like districts like  LOCATION1 or LOCATION2


It's on LOCATION1 which is walking distance to the victoria Line


Just around the corner from LOCATION1 is  one of the largest parks in London also containing London Zoo


Just avoid LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 unless you want to just go home and stay at home each evening (some parts are rough


Just be careful of LOCATION1, it can be scary there especially when traveling there at night alone


Just exercise the same caution as you would do at home LOCATION1 is half gentrified and upmarket and the other half is full of bars and restaurants V safe


Just outside the main LOCATION1 area is very different, though


Just up to road in LOCATION1 is plain dangerous, I myself was mugged with a knife there once, and I would thoroughly discourage you to look for anything there


Just watch out for LOCATION1, thats a no-go


Kent County Council has no jurisdiction over LOCATION1


Know some parts of LOCATION1


LE3 0LE Tel: 01162547910 CAFE LA MARQUISE Address: 439 LOCATION1 Road, London


LOCATION1  has lost it's edge, as well as being very expensive to live in


LOCATION1  is busy and very trendy


LOCATION1 ( M40 .


LOCATION1 ( NW1 ) is ok , but beware of certain council blocks which do have a reputation


LOCATION1 ( near by ) is my fave one in London ~ some vintage , some handmade , new designers , weird stuff ~ its brilliant


LOCATION1 (China town)


LOCATION1 (Location- West) -A quiet leafy suburb with some upmarket bars and pubs


LOCATION1 (Location-South Westt) - quiet, fairly cheap suburb


LOCATION1 (N19)


LOCATION1 (SW4) is  an extremely popular area with young professionals, probably due to the huge selection of pubs, bars, restaurants and late-night venues in the area


LOCATION1 (W12) and LOCATION2 (W6) are further away


LOCATION1 (great spot for tennis fans


LOCATION1 - Known for an alternative scene


LOCATION1 - LOCATION2 area


LOCATION1 - This is an area that is due for regeneration but it isn't really here yet


LOCATION1 - bit more older middle class rich area, very nice, not so many pubs and very expensive LOCATION2 - lovely villagey feel and close to the beautiful hampstea heath, bit further out


LOCATION1 - high tea at the Ritz, Fortnum and Mason, Picadilly Circus (think Times Square)


LOCATION1 - lots of rich folk live around that area


LOCATION1 / LOCATION2 is a bit busy but with great places to walk and there are lots of houses which are away from any main roads


LOCATION1 / LOCATION2 is very cool for shopping and the young people still love to hang out there for live music and drinking


LOCATION1 8.0 Miles


LOCATION1 Common


LOCATION1 Cross, Westfield, Oxford Street


LOCATION1 Fill me in on details and answers, best answer - 10 points


LOCATION1 I fooking love it :)


LOCATION1 I particularly loved , with the wonderful park ( starting point of the London Marathon ) , cool pubs and to be right beside the thames is always great


LOCATION1 LOCATION1 is a great but expensive area


LOCATION1 Located in Zone 2 and quite centralised when it comes to working in the London but has a known reputation which will make grown men avoid that area at all times of the day


LOCATION1 Lock has a bridge over the canal where there are lots of bars etc  A big JD Sprts


LOCATION1 Me


LOCATION1 North, SE1.not really  its ok though


LOCATION1 Railway Station the #1 Most Busiest Railway Station in the World


LOCATION1 Road is well known for second hand book shops


LOCATION1 Village


LOCATION1 W1. It is the hub of London providing most everything a body would ever need or want


LOCATION1 actually has quite a cool feel to it~


LOCATION1 ai n't bad , actually


LOCATION1 aint that bad trust me


LOCATION1 airport has the quickest and best access to London using the Tube


LOCATION1 also has a large black population


LOCATION1 also has a large, and quite wealthy, Korean population because several Korean companies have their London offices in the area


LOCATION1 also has great transport links to the centre of London and the London There 's not really a class divide in areas of London - you will find the very rich and the very poor living very close together


LOCATION1 also has it 's share but there 's no tube there so you 'd have to get the bus


LOCATION1 and LOCATION2  Sorry, but it depends on the colour of your skin


LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 Common have the only remaining island platforms in tunnel


LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are also places where a lot of single people live, reasonably central and with a lot going on locally


LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are great for pubs and bars,


LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are less good in terms of public transport and you might feel you need a car there Stay away if you are working person


LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are not the nicest places in London


LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are probably the most well known slum areas


LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are the nicest areas and LOCATION1 in particular has more of a villagey feel


LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are unpleasant


LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 have great transport links and there is plenty of affordable accommodation


LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 have very high unemployment


LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 is just great as it 's near the river and park


LOCATION1 and LOCATION2: Both full of rich spoilt snobs with three car garages


LOCATION1 and surrounding streets are the most expensive to live in


LOCATION1 and the areas  close to LOCATION1 are really nice (expensive, though)


LOCATION1 and the surrounding area is one of the safest areas of Greater London


LOCATION1 area is cheaper to live and ypu can commute from there


LOCATION1 area is cool


LOCATION1 area is fairly central so it is expensive


LOCATION1 area is very good


LOCATION1 area, more posh and a better quality of living than in LOCATION2


LOCATION1 best place fun and hip but affordable


LOCATION1 can be a nice area - near the cemetery is good , but maybe too expensive for you


LOCATION1 can be cheap both for accomodation and work


LOCATION1 can be pretty rough , but then you can not guarantee safety anywhere , just be sensible and do n't go anywhere that is not lit properly , stay where there are lots of people and do n't get into any arguments , you 'll be as safe there as anywhere


LOCATION1 certainly is indundated with tourists


LOCATION1 especially has become VERY trendy and cool in the last few years


LOCATION1 feels very much a part of London and it's only zone 3, so transport costs are lower


LOCATION1 for a quirky atmosphere, so it's said  Goldas green


LOCATION1 for pub bands  to a strip club


LOCATION1 has a Waitrose , Pizza Express and its own tube station


LOCATION1 has a big bus station


LOCATION1 has a big gay scene , and was once a red light district


LOCATION1 has a large choice of parks and is close to LOCATION1, good shops,


LOCATION1 has a large indoor and outdoor market selling all sorts of fashion and many other things too


LOCATION1 has a lot of parks , also


LOCATION1 has a more urban feel and is full of hipsters


LOCATION1 has a new development called the Centrium which is practically next to the station and has gym etc


LOCATION1 has an overhead rail link to central London which is fast and frequent


LOCATION1 has been open for a few years now


LOCATION1 has good access to London via trains and busses but be warned its not the safest of places so dont go round flashing ya cash or your mobile phones e


LOCATION1 has good connections into town (Metropolitan line, 30 mins) and it still feels like the village


LOCATION1 has great transport links , i work in LOCATION1 and its 25mins door to door


LOCATION1 has great transport links, train to LOCATION2


LOCATION1 has hostels and is a safe area


LOCATION1 has it's good places, but they are expensive


LOCATION1 has loads of trains and good buses


LOCATION1 has nice bars , such as Lock Tavern with a beergarden


LOCATION1 has quite a low council tax rate so might be your best bet


LOCATION1 has some factories around it


LOCATION1 has vibrant community I am thinking of moving to LOCATION1 ,


LOCATION1 have winter wonderland - they have a few bits and bobs going on there


LOCATION1 hmmm mm, take the tube to the London then


LOCATION1 in the North East is lovely


LOCATION1 is  a bit shoddy a few beggars


LOCATION1 is  large parkland with lakes and trees


LOCATION1 is OK too who knows where is safe nowdays


LOCATION1 is a better area, nice business buildings and beautiful residential houses, good people live there, much easier for transport than LOCATION1


LOCATION1 is a big more grungy but lots to do and still quite posh


LOCATION1 is a big place , more than four million people depending on where you stop counting


LOCATION1 is a bit of a dump, LOCATION2 is slightly nicer, though of course both have better and worse areas


LOCATION1 is a bit of a mystery to me to be honest


LOCATION1 is a bit on the pricey side so a cheaper alternative would be LOCATION2 which is also a perfectly safe area


LOCATION1 is a bit rough round the edges , but use your common sense and do n't flash your expensive belongings around the council estates late at night and you will be fine Well , you could say it gets dangerously full of drunken students on Friday and Saturday night but apart from that it is no more dangerous than any other part of London


LOCATION1 is a complete dump


LOCATION1 is a cosmopolitan district particularly known as the location for the annual Notting Hill Carnival


LOCATION1 is a decent area , you can tell if the area has gangs in it or not by looking at walls in alleyways to see if there are tags on them


LOCATION1 is a good area


LOCATION1 is a good area - Redbridge


LOCATION1 is a good commute and more affordable


LOCATION1 is a great area and generally NOT a cheap one now


LOCATION1 is a great little spot of countryside


LOCATION1 is a large area and has just about every sort of area within it


LOCATION1 is a little closer to central London and has good rail and tube links


LOCATION1 is a lovely place to live , and you can find some places to rent at very reasonable rates


LOCATION1 is a nice place and has good connections to Central London


LOCATION1 is a nice place it has lots of residential areas and a shopping district


LOCATION1 is a nice quiet area but is expensive


LOCATION1 is a notoriously rough area


LOCATION1 is a ordinary sort of suburban area about 10 miles from Central London with many commuters living in it


LOCATION1 is a place of two halves


LOCATION1 is a posh place but LOCATION2 is nice also


LOCATION1 is a possibility


LOCATION1 is a pretty dingy area , and I wouldnt live there unless I really had to


LOCATION1 is a quiet backwater


LOCATION1 is a rather bland , non-descript place


LOCATION1 is a s  t hole stay clear unless your a drug dealer or addict I moved from there only 9 months ago and never looked back


LOCATION1 is a safe , residential and for the most part , a middle class area


LOCATION1 is a safe middle class area


LOCATION1 is a similar walking distance away


LOCATION1 is a suburb of LOCATION2 really , but its terrible


LOCATION1 is a very chilled place, much better to go out there than in LOCATION2


LOCATION1 is a very modern featureless upmarket development interspersed with run down areas and is not a great place to live


LOCATION1 is a very nice and safe area with hostels , it is about ten miles from the centre but the train can take you in in twenty minutes Well Jessy , it seems interesting to me that you 're willing to leave what you kept insisting is the best place in the world


LOCATION1 is a very nice place to live - I personally would rather live there than LOCATION2


LOCATION1 is a very wealthy area in Central London , but regardless of that , its a residential area nontheless , so you will get quite a few quiet roads


LOCATION1 is also a beautiful location


LOCATION1 is also a lovely area to live


LOCATION1 is also a nice place to live its kind of 30 something paradise with restaurants and wine bars, i think if your travelling to cental London (zone 1) then the LOCATION2 is easier, and a bit nicer journey


LOCATION1 is also a wicked night out  I could suggest Randall and Aubin, Seafood Restaurant based on LOCATION1, London


LOCATION1 is also close to the A12 and M11 and A406 if you want to get out of London quickly on the weekend


LOCATION1 is also very leafy ( Hampstead Heath ) Everywhere in London has excellent public transport


LOCATION1 is an armpit full of chavs


LOCATION1 is an enormous area with all sorts of areas within it , some very luxurious and expensive


LOCATION1 is an interesting area especially near Camden Town Lock


LOCATION1 is an up and coming area  plus a lot of late night clubs appearing in that area


LOCATION1 is another good place to go to , it is always really busy , has a good selection of alternative shops , and everyone is always friendly there


LOCATION1 is beautiful , lots of parks n green around there


LOCATION1 is beautiful EDIT : SS has a valid point


LOCATION1 is beautiful but in central London and in an area surrounded by lots of embassies , so has a more international feel to it


LOCATION1 is becoming a ghetto now


LOCATION1 is better though I guess you mean the LOCATION1 area


LOCATION1 is close to LOCATION2 which is always busy and has supermarkets and everything else you would need


LOCATION1 is considered one of the best areas of London, but with that salary you can afford it


LOCATION1 is considered to be part of London, not seperate from it


LOCATION1 is cool


LOCATION1 is delightful


LOCATION1 is directly linked to LOCATION1 by the DLR, which takes about 10 minutes


LOCATION1 is dull I am looking to move to London soon but do not really know it that well


LOCATION1 is fashionable so it is more expensive than for instance LOCATION2  north,north west,central ,west tend to be more expensive yes


LOCATION1 is fine - plenty of shops , restaurants , etc Just make sure you 're near a tube station if you do n't drive


LOCATION1 is full of Indians


LOCATION1 is full of gangs


LOCATION1 is full of mock tudor houses and feels very olde English This person ask for places to live in London and you all mention places outside of London


LOCATION1 is generally a cheap place to live in London , and its as safe as the rest of London


LOCATION1 is generally considered the nicest, cleanest and safest part  s


LOCATION1 is good and very close alas almost as expensive


LOCATION1 is great , too


LOCATION1 is great Tube/overground/THE COMMONS I have lived in LOCATION2 for 25 years and it's now one the most safest places to live


LOCATION1 is great for a day out


LOCATION1 is great for a lazy day in the sun w the sunday papers and a picnic ~ great views over the London


LOCATION1 is great for getting into the London


LOCATION1 is huge , and it 's a really nice place to have a picnic or maybe feed the ducks in the river


LOCATION1 is in South London


LOCATION1 is in West London, with really good transport links to the centre


LOCATION1 is in the county of Hertfordshire (pronounced 'HART-ford-sheer') just to the north/northwest of London


LOCATION1 is incredibly ethnically diverse and no matter where you move , you 're going to find lots of people with a different ethnic background to you


LOCATION1 is inexpensive and has good shopping and the restaurant quarter


LOCATION1 is inexpensive and has tube stations too


LOCATION1 is just a tourist hole ; avoid at all costs


LOCATION1 is just full of tower blocks, but again, there is a lot of building, regeneration and new homes going up


LOCATION1 is just heaven


LOCATION1 is just north of Oxford Street


LOCATION1 is just so fashionable and cool :)


LOCATION1 is known for its alternative scene and is a good place to visit to witness a different atmosphere of London


LOCATION1 is like that


LOCATION1 is looking a bit tatty these days as is LOCATION2


LOCATION1 is lovely , very cultured and artistic it 's down side ( which is also its best point ) is that it 's not near a tube station and you have to get a bus to the nearest ( LOCATION1 ) but this is also its advantage as it gets you away from the grot that usually surrounds a rube station


LOCATION1 is marked # 1 .


LOCATION1 is marvellous


LOCATION1 is meant to be fairly affordable and has good areas


LOCATION1 is more affordable , but close to the center Dude , it 's London - NOWHERE is truly safe


LOCATION1 is more better


LOCATION1 is more leafy and near LOCATION2 - quite nice


LOCATION1 is my favourite as it is kind of arty


LOCATION1 is n't London


LOCATION1 is n't bad


LOCATION1 is n't great


LOCATION1 is n't the best place to live , I use to work there LOCATION1 is not a very good place


LOCATION1 is n't the name of an area , it 's just a word to describe residential areas that used to be docks


LOCATION1 is nearer London and cheaper though not as nice


LOCATION1 is nice


LOCATION1 is nice , but it 's not cheap


LOCATION1 is nice and not too far from your uni


LOCATION1 is nice but you might find property a bit more expensive


LOCATION1 is nice but youd need to look around for a decent priced place to live Wherever they can afford to


LOCATION1 is nice good nightlife lots and lots of restaurants of all kinds bars etc anyway i hope this helps look on google earth for LOCATION1 etc good luck


LOCATION1 is nice too


LOCATION1 is nice too, but poorly serviced by public transport


LOCATION1 is nicer , I think , despite it 's reputation


LOCATION1 is no longer cheap as anywhere near a tube station in London is expensive as commuters want to be near them


LOCATION1 is not a `` London '' in itself , it is simply a town within the north-east surburbs of London


LOCATION1 is not a good area , LOCATION2 in general can be quite rough


LOCATION1 is not far


LOCATION1 is not far from LOCATION1 and is a much safer and more attractive area


LOCATION1 is not in London, it is in Hertfordshire


LOCATION1 is not in or near LOCATION2  Whichever of London's airports gives you the lowest air fare


LOCATION1 is not pretty, but you can't move there if you are not an EU citizen


LOCATION1 is not the best shopping street in London, but there are good transport links to the rest of London


LOCATION1 is not the cheapest place to live but not too far to LOCATION2 which is much cheaper for accomodation


LOCATION1 is not very nice, with regards to the people, appearance, safety, and has poor connections


LOCATION1 is nothing special but like all of London it is expensive


LOCATION1 is now a thriving area and lots of money has been spent n regeneration


LOCATION1 is now full of asians and chinese


LOCATION1 is ok a little built up now , but very expensive LOCATION2 is brilliant


LOCATION1 is ok but aint that expensive well I dunno if your rich or not


LOCATION1 is on the London Underground, Piccadilly Line/Metropolitan Line


LOCATION1 is on the up, with Westfield and the Olympic Park new to the area it has seen regeneration


LOCATION1 is one


LOCATION1 is one I live in LOCATION2


LOCATION1 is one I've been toying with the idea recently of moving to London


LOCATION1 is one of the cheaper areas as far as housing is concerned , It is a deprived area and high iLOCATION1


LOCATION1 is one of the most exciting areas in London and we expect you will spend quite a bit of time exploring its attractions (and perhaps, shopping)


LOCATION1 is one of the nicer areas and has good access by the underground into central London , it 's mostly occupied by commuters so it 's even more expensive


LOCATION1 is one of the nicest London Boroughs


LOCATION1 is one of those places to find real Londoners


LOCATION1 is over rated but nice


LOCATION1 is pretty safe and family oriented , in the west of London and not as expensive as central London


LOCATION1 is pricey


LOCATION1 is pricey I 'm moving from London , UK to Toronto next year and would like to live in a comparable neighbourhood


LOCATION1 is pricey My friends and I want to live in London


LOCATION1 is quite an expensive area


LOCATION1 is quite exclusive but on the whole nah


LOCATION1 is quite expensive and as you hint at in your question has several parts -


LOCATION1 is quite far up North and at the border, so that may be a pain location wise but it is  also a pleasant area


LOCATION1 is quite nice ( very diverse though ) , but there are about 6 parks in the area , lots of things to do and has low crime rate


LOCATION1 is quite nice , on the central line


LOCATION1 is quite nice and quaint beleive it or not


LOCATION1 is quite up and coming


LOCATION1 is quite varied with a lean towards an alternative/underground scene


LOCATION1 is really nice - I live in LOCATION2


LOCATION1 is really nice if you can afford it


LOCATION1 is really quite nice , LOCATION2 is really , really not


LOCATION1 is really rough


LOCATION1 is relatively well priced and is quite safe no problem there


LOCATION1 is rough and quite nasty - I would not like to walk round there at night


LOCATION1 is rubbish at the mo because the Olympics are causing disruption already with loads of building work


LOCATION1 is safe enough , unless you are in the habit of wandering around late at night


LOCATION1 is similar but with a few more independent bars and smaller clubs


LOCATION1 is supposed to be nice, I heard the traffic is murder though


LOCATION1 is terrible to live in


LOCATION1 is the best area to live, very scenic


LOCATION1 is the best followed by LOCATION2


LOCATION1 is the best of the places you mention


LOCATION1 is the biggest town centre in that area


LOCATION1 is the cheapest area to live in London as it is quite a dodgy area


LOCATION1 is the cheapest of the 3 areas and one of the cheapest areas in London


LOCATION1 is the historical home of the capitals arts and entertainments industry


LOCATION1 is the most-upmarket area , former chic-cool spot turned , getting edgier ( cooler ) as you move up to Ladbroke Grove


LOCATION1 is the nearest one - still a bit of a walk from there , though


LOCATION1 is the nearest station


LOCATION1 is the nicest borough in SE London


LOCATION1 is the place for you


LOCATION1 is the place for you It all depends how much you want to pay for your house


LOCATION1 is the safest place in London to live in


LOCATION1 is the true East End , known as the starting point for many immigrant communities over the centuries


LOCATION1 is too noisy and polluted and too crowded with tourists visiting the museums there


LOCATION1 is very cool as well All the areas I 've mentioned have their own nightlife and you 'll always find yourself wandering into neighbouring areas


LOCATION1 is very different to LOCATION1 and a bit rough around the edges


LOCATION1 is very expensive and very posh


LOCATION1 is very hip and trendy fantastic night life and market


LOCATION1 is very leafy , with a wonderful park and woodlands , as well as being within walking distance of Hampstead Heath


LOCATION1 is very near LOCATION2 as well and I have heard good things about that area as well


LOCATION1 is very similar , With quite streets with lots of trees , waking up to only the sounds of little birds singing


LOCATION1 is very variable


LOCATION1 is where Imperial College is located


LOCATION1 is where you'll want to go for local significant shopping


LOCATION1 isn't such a big town but there's quite a lot to explore and in general it's a nice place to settle down in


LOCATION1 isnt bad


LOCATION1 it's like stepping into delhi


LOCATION1 its beautiful and its the poshest part in London


LOCATION1 itself is a corruption of the original name "Bayards Water", which was a well that horses drank from


LOCATION1 itself is fine during the day but I would make sure you don't hang around at night as it can be a little scary


LOCATION1 itself is nice, not really 'toffy' but people are a bit more reserved


LOCATION1 itself is no more expensive than LOCATION2


LOCATION1 itself isn't so bad


LOCATION1 just south of LOCATION1 is nice too , but probably on the expensive side


LOCATION1 mainly has sizeable houses , most of which have been converted into flats , and the cost of renting or purchasing is favourable compared with most of London because the area is n't regarded as fashionable


LOCATION1 may be an option - it 's not as overly expensive as richmond and still within a reach


LOCATION1 might also be cheaper and a bit safer than LOCATION1 at night


LOCATION1 might be good for you as it has no tube or rail  so the prices are lower


LOCATION1 nice area, consequently VERY expensive


LOCATION1 not sure


LOCATION1 now has a tram system so transport should be even better


LOCATION1 obviously , unless you enjoy commuting Anywhere nice in London is at least 250pw for a 1 bed flat plus bills


LOCATION1 of London has lots of tiny little museums that are just beautiful, plus the rather obvious British Museum


LOCATION1 on the whole isnt that bad, just a few streets away the housing and area in general gets much nicer and there are some good shops on the high street that I personally use regularly


LOCATION1 one of the main road routes towards north-west London so very busy, very heavy traffic, not at all quiet even at night


LOCATION1 or LOCATION2


LOCATION1 probably will be better than LOCATION1


LOCATION1 residential area but easy to commute into central London


LOCATION1 scores highly for transport links and a huge shopping centre; has some green spaces too,


LOCATION1 seems to be more your kettle of fish, although it isn't directly on the train line


LOCATION1 seems to be the next thing that everyone is talking about


LOCATION1 seems to have more diplomats and older people


LOCATION1 south London 650 per month


LOCATION1 suffers from continuous aircraft noise because it is so close to LOCATION2


LOCATION1 tube station is a good one if you work in the centre too, as it only takes about 15 minutes to get to Bond Street


LOCATION1 used to be known as Hatcham, an Anglo-Saxon name, meaning Hacci's village, or possibly the village in the clearing in the woods


LOCATION1 used to be really problematic , but is now better , and has decent tube / train links to most of South London


LOCATION1 used to have an underground but the East London Line is being refurbished and it is buses for the next few years


LOCATION1 village is lovely


LOCATION1 was once solidly working class cockney, but nowadays a high proportion of the population are immigrants


LOCATION1 was one of the worst areas I experienced  My only thought on it is poor doesn't necessarily equate to rough


LOCATION1 was previously in LOCATION2, and richmond in Surrey


LOCATION1 was the area north of the Thames , west of the Lea and east of the Colne


LOCATION1 was the backdrop to `` Bend it like Beckham ''


LOCATION1 was the only area affordable north of the river I could think of


LOCATION1 which is nearby is also very nice some property expense


LOCATION1 will be close to central London and safer too


LOCATION1 won't give your husband an easy journey to Rochester


LOCATION1 would be a great location


LOCATION1 would be ideal


LOCATION1 would probably be your best bet as it 's close to the east end so there are lots of bars and clubs


LOCATION1'S BORDERS AND BOUNDARIES ARE THE FOLLOWING ROADS THE ROADS OF TRAFALGAR SQUARE(SQUARE NOT ROAD) AND PALL MALL EAST MAKE THE SOUTHERN BORDER


LOCATION1's close to LOCATION2 too making it easy to get in and out of the London


LOCATION1, LOCATION2 areas are nice, but expensive


LOCATION1, LOCATION2 still good but less leafy  I swear prices go up to millions in central London


LOCATION1, LOCATION2, there are literally dozens of areas  Don't restrict yourself to the Tube Network


LOCATION1, Red post Hill


LOCATION1, Tower Hamlets


LOCATION1, West London


LOCATION1, a total melting pot of cultures and home to many artistic and music and media groups, a wide range of shopping areas


LOCATION1, because there is a large amount of dangerous gangs there


LOCATION1, before I lived in LOCATION2 Both very nice areas


LOCATION1, ignore the racists, its perfectly safe


LOCATION1, up-market, posh and expensive; LOCATION2 down-market, cheap and shabby


LOCATION1, white ethnicity is truly the minority, but in general for London, and most boroughs, this is not the case  No


LOCATION1/LOCATION2 is where the arty bars and crowd hang out


LOCATION2   try the LOCATION2 or anywhere near  LOCATION1


LOCATION2  used to nice but LOCATION1  are proabably your best bet


LOCATION2 / LOCATION1 is East , and at the heart of creative London with more art galleries , skinny jeans , retro furniture and cool mini-markets than you can shake a fairys wand at


LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 always appears in the best place to live in the UK listings


LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 are also other nice areas with upmarket bars , but can be quite expensive


LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 are rough areas


LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 has a Malaysian community


LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 would suit posh, rich people


LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 would top my list of places to live in, there is so much history, culture and atmosphere there


LOCATION2 is a 10 minute walk from LOCATION1 Station which in a couple of years time will have Crossrail which will get you into Central London in 17 minutes


LOCATION2 is a brilliant place to live LOCATION1 ( Northern Line on the Tube ) is a great location


LOCATION2 is great , and LOCATION1 - but they are a tad more pricey


LOCATION2 is in Zone 1 LOCATION1 is certainly the most predominately Indian of London 's districts , but the vast majority of the Indian population


LOCATION2 is in the LOCATION1, one of the London Boroughs


LOCATION2 is more chilled i think, LOCATION1 is where the 'rich' people are etc


LOCATION2 is more of a problem as there are no tube stops unless you are actually looking at LOCATION1 which is not a great area


LOCATION2 is n't a London , neither is LOCATION1


LOCATION2 is probably the best area for going out (LOCATION1 ) but living there, I wouldn't really recommend yet, it's still a bit rough


LOCATION2 is ridiculously expensive when it comes to rent so have a look at LOCATION1


LOCATION2 is top,although LOCATION1 is the most expensive


LOCATION2 is very nice and LOCATION1 is also nice


LOCATION2 isn't bad at all - not like LOCATION1, which I agree is revolting


LOCATION2 obviously, unless you enjoy commuting I love LOCATION1


LOCATION2 or LOCATION1 are a bit more urban and not as upmarket but definitely very lively and you wont be bored , a little cheaper too


LOCATION2 or LOCATION1 if your wallet is big enough


LOCATION2, LOCATION1 just way too touristy and crowded


LOCATION2, LOCATION1, Maidenhead, Marlow, Taplow, Windsor, Henley On Thames, Newbury


LOCATION2/ LOCATION1 are much cheaper areas and very convenient located


LOCATION2/LOCATION1 - Nice place to stay


LOCATION2/LOCATION1 is the Islamic ghetto pretty much


LOL enjoy the triggers LOCATION1 is a lovely place btw  Go to LOCATION2


Last year i lived in LOCATION1 and it was pretty rubbish


Legendary jazz club now open in new premises in LOCATION1


Leicester Square is a pedestrianised square in the LOCATION1, England


Like much of LOCATION2, LOCATION1 is a poor area


Likewise LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


Linton Kwesi Johnson is a long time LOCATION1 resident House music duo Basement Jaxx formed in LOCATION1


Live in LOCATION1 or the immediate area SW15 and drink in The Bricklayer's Arms and you will not go wrong


Living in LOCATION1 is not spectacular


Loads of eating places in and around LOCATION1, the White Horse  is quite good and they serve a good London Pride


Loads of history,so have a look at LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


London 's Top Attractions LOCATION1 Abbey The most exciting church in the land is the final resting place for the men and women who built Britain


London Eye to one side LOCATION1 to the other


London LOCATION2 Airport has a dedicated rail line to LOCATION1 Rail Station, and The Piccadilly line on the 'tube' also goes to the Airport, that's going to be the most easy way, it also has a bus service but I have never used it


London dungeon, London eye and central LOCATION1


London is not as bad as you think and I live in one of the worst parts, LOCATION1


London rents are a rip off LOCATION1 is where I live


Look at LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


Look at Markets, LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 markets where they sell all kinds of stuff


Look at South London, areas such as LOCATION1


Looking at the map, E16 1TX is part of the LOCATION2 Docks known as West LOCATION1 and looking at it


Lots of stabbings, fights, gangs  On the main road on LOCATION1 road


MAWAL  LOCATION1 ROAD, London


Many Thanks, Rizla07. The only thing I can suggest is to contact the Theatre Royal, LOCATION2 East  They take people from 16 - 24 unfortunately, but they will probably be able to help you with finding something for your age group in the area  Rizla07, the only one i know is in LOCATION1, very close to Kingsmead Estate


Mega rich and aristocratic try LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


Mind you I don't like the area around Shacklewell Lane, Graham Road or Sandringham Road  The conservation area between Queensbridge Road and London Fields has some really beautiful houses  I know LOCATION2 well, if you want to live in a place full of twerps try Glasgow, (or LOCATION1) instead


More affordable than LOCATION1 and with quite a division between good and bad areas is LOCATION2


More suburban, LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 are cheaper more standard suburban area


Most areas of London are within 30/40 mins of LOCATION1 by tube


Most of LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are now bad areas for binge drinking and drugs


Most of LOCATION1 is now inhabited by either Islamic Bangladeshis and Pakistanis and many other muslim people


Most of London is pretty grim but the worst areas are probably  LOCATION1 in the southwest  LOCATION2 in the north is also awful


Most of these she rents out/ uses for other things, she actually lives in Great Cumberland Place, LOCATION1 area


Most students of all backgrounds live all over the place : LOCATION1 is a bit grubby , but it 's a big hub for students and young people because of its proximity to Goldsmiths University


Much of the commercial development has been focused in the southern half of Tower Hamlets and it is arguable to what extent the jobs there, on the LOCATION1, have suited the talents and intentions of local residents


Much of the defunct county of LOCATION1 now lies within various London boroughs


My extended family are based in London (Slough/LOCATION1/LOCATION2)


My favourite place to drink and party in LOCATION1 is Proud


My favourites are LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


My friend lives in West LOCATION1 and it;s hell


My hometown is LOCATION1, in SW London literally a walk into surrey


My mum lives  in LOCATION1, which is quite a nice, relatively safe area, and rents a gorgeous 1 bed flat for 650 per month


My only advice, is to stay well clear of the whole of LOCATION1


NB LOCATION1 has a bad reputation for crime


Near Manor House opposite to the LOCATION1


Nearest Tube: LOCATION1 or Temple


Next is LOCATION1 (home of the football team)


Next to me in LOCATION1  ahh, possibly a stalker


Nice, suburban and not too fast-paced LOCATION1 area is a nice place to live


Nicest areas are LOCATION2, LOCATION1, zone 1s


No Go nowhere near it LOCATION1 is horrible yes it is in fact i was there last weekend You ca n't really pick areas of London that are ` safe ' all the time


Nobody living in LOCATION1 would have enough money or space to employ a nanny


North of the River Thames was LOCATION1, and south was mostly Surrey


Northwest London, in the LOCATION1


Not LOCATION1 Court


Not LOCATION2 Generally , LOCATION1 is your best bet - but it really depends on your budget


Not cheap but a good selection of bars and clubs with nearby LOCATION1 also providing good places to go for a drink


Nothing wrong with LOCATION1, London is London and you only really get into trouble through your own behaviour


Now I am a 16 year old living in LOCATION1 and I absolutly love it


Now if you like posh areas you could live in West London, in LOCATION2, LOCATION1,


Now places to stay clear from are LOCATION1 area and anything near it, stay away from LOCATION2 area as well


Now walking down LOCATION1 high street you'll be hard pressed to see a white English person - plenty of Polish though


Now, I think LOCATION1 is the best to live


Now, these are both London postcodes, but I've heard on MANY occasions, that LOCATION2's actually LOCATION1


OLOCATION1Station area and the LOCATION2 area (where I currently live) is another neat little area more low-key but full of cool nightlife


OMG you simply must consider LOCATION2/LOCATION1


Obviously the best convenient places to stay are in LOCATION2, Leicester Square, or LOCATION1, but also very expensive


Of course getting anywhere in London from LOCATION1 is so easy that it really makes it a smart place to stay


Oh and LOCATION1 too


Oh and places like LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 have been added into "Greater London" so its a totally different thing


Oh for gods sake, LOCATION1 isn't that dangerous or bad


On the Central Line look at LOCATION1 in LOCATION2 which is a very creative area with lots of musicans, artists, galleries, restaurants, etc


On the other hand, if I was living in LOCATION1, I wouldn't swap it to live in LOCATION2 ;)


One at LOCATION1, Greenland dock and the other at Roundwood Park (whereever that is


One of the nicest parts of LOCATION1 is LOCATION1 but the noise levels are really unbearable


One paid for attraction that really deserves a mention is LOCATION1 which for me is the most beautiful place in London


Or perhaps somewhere near LOCATION1 or Lea Valley


Or you could try LOCATION1, but I would start with LOCATION2


Other areas  include: LOCATION1 - nice neighbourhood, good shops, good for families


Other areas to consider are LOCATION1 (North London) or LOCATION2 (South London), you're in zone 2 there


Other than that what about LOCATION1 LOCATION2 or richmond areas


Otherwise LOCATION1


Otherwise LOCATION1 has loads of parks and is calm but generally quite expensive - LOCATION2 is probably a good place to start and does have some cheaper places


Otherwise outside London, somewhere like LOCATION1 would probably be a bit cheaper


Otherwise, take the Thames River footpath near LOCATION1 arsenal station


Out of the two I would say LOCATION1 due to the great shops and bars


Outer London town, quite with good schools LOCATION1


Outside GL could go somewhere like LOCATION1 which is just to the north Often depends where in Central London you work, as many like to come into the nearest mainline station if live further out


Parts of LOCATION1 are very pretty too - on the Central Line


People don't tend to live in LOCATION1 as it is inner London and full of strip clubs


People from all over the south and east of England ( and further) come into LOCATION1 everyday


People often cite LOCATION1 as bad but I thought LOCATION2 was worse


Personally I have a liking for West London (LOCATION2, LOCATION1) but that's realistically out of our budget


Personally I like LOCATION1 there are still a lot of original Londoners there and the village is an interesting place with lots of interesting people to meet


Personally I'd opt for LOCATION1, there are more people in your boat  you can travel into LOCATION1 easily


Personally, I would steer clear of LOCATION2 and LOCATION1, simply because they're the most expensive areas and with no good reason


Piccadilly Circus Webcam - live  Trafalgar Square Webcam - live  Four main tube stations serve the Westend - Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square, LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


Places like LOCATION1 is not a good place


Places like the LOCATION1 Mess, Jam Circus, The cinema club and a few other foodie places have helped increase the area's appeal