Please , LOCATION1 is not the most luxurious place , but it does not have riots every week


Plus unlike LOCATION2 which is all houses theres tons of flats in LOCATION1


Postcodes for LOCATION1 are SE11 and SE17. It's not a great area


Pretty safe area too  Parts of LOCATION1 are less than lovely, especially around the Shopping London, however as you move backwards down Station Road towards the LOCATION2 some of it is quite nice, especially around the train station


Prominent Jewish communities are LOCATION1, LOCATION2


Public transport connections are good to LOCATION1


RE: Any good cycling clubs in LOCATION1


Rare Lane , Inchicore Dublin , Ireland 085.760.5190 Email : FWA TRAINING is in the UK LOCATION1 has the high-speed link to London and to the Kent coast and France ( via Chunnel ) , it has some beautiful villages around


Reading, Goring, Pangbourne, Caversham, LOCATION1 and Windsor are most under threat at the moment


Reasonably priced and fairly decent tea is served at the Orangery at LOCATION1


Renting is a sensible option , especially if your time horizon is only five years LOCATION1 is a horrible area


Rents in LOCATION1 are still relatively cheap, and you can easily commute to LOCATION2


Ryanair fly from LOCATION1


SW4 LOCATION1


Saint Anselm gave his name to the modern Roman Catholic church which sits on the corner of LOCATION1 High Road and LOCATION2 Bec Road


Same for LOCATION1, and here you also get fabulous London views and wonderful parks


Same goes for say LOCATION1


Seven Dials, LOCATION1 or Hither Green


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


Skip anything East of LOCATION1 Broadway


Smells a bit because of the old glue factory at LOCATION1


So LOCATION1 is cool , that 's where I 'm at


So far we've been living in LOCATION2 and LOCATION1, ideally we'd like to move somewhere in West London


So here is more information about LOCATION1 that may be of use to you


So it depends on where your job is and how much time you want to spend travelling  LOCATION1


So remember to get off on LOCATION1 when you're on the tube


So the London borough of Newham was created by the merger of the former Boroughs of LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


So there is nothing between London and Kent, and LOCATION1 is on the London side of the consequential boundary


Some Boroughs are a lot more white British than that, like LOCATION1 or LOCATION2


Some in LOCATION1


Some of the areas the other poster has mentioned - LOCATION1 etc are astronomincally expensive


Some parts of LOCATION1 can be a little rough


Somewhere like LOCATION1 (particularly south) is very good value for money in central London


Somewhere like LOCATION1 has a very nice atmosphere


South LOCATION1 is the same


South LOCATION2 is a bit like South LOCATION1


South London wise: I would recommend somewhere like LOCATION1


South of the river, look at LOCATION1


Srsly London is so expensive Depending on your budget, stay in any hotel around the LOCATION1 area


Stay away from LOCATION1


Stay away from LOCATION1 though  Hmm this could be tricky


Stay away from LOCATION1, I have worked there and it's fine during the week but at weekends it's a ghost town


Still I'd go with LOCATION1


Still, if you're working on a budget then I still think that the LOCATION2 / LOCATION1 area is your best bet


Stop kidding yourself LOCATION1 is where I live


Surrey's home ground is the LOCATION1, LOCATION2 has Lords, Kent has Canterbury and Essex has Cheltenhaml


T LOCATION1 is not regarded as a very fashionable area,  which keeps the property affordable


THE ROAD OF OXFORD STREET MAKES THE NORTHERN BORDER AND THE ROADS OF LOCATION1 ROAD AND ST MARTINS LANE MAKE THE EASTERN BORDER


Take a look at LOCATION1 and LOCATION2, both of which are covered by the postcode SE18


Take a look at LOCATION1,  or LOCATION2


Take a visit to the areas if you can so you can get an idea of what it is like and how good the transport links are  What is the matter with LOCATION1


Take a walk North to LOCATION1, people live there


Take a walk round LOCATION1 market one morning and buy the ingredients to make an authentic jerk chicken


Tel: 020 7262 7262 Email:  Nearest Tube Station is LOCATION1


Thanks  Hi mate, Sorry but LOCATION1 is well out of your price range


Thanks  I live in LOCATION1 and enjoy the area a lot


Thanks a lot LOCATION1 is very good , quite arty and a lot of actors/musicians live there but stay away from the Newington Green area if you can help it and watch out for the Maybury and other estates after dark I should think you 'll get somewhere to rent on that sort of income as you have a good job


Thanks for the help  That's a good three for a start - certainly the architecture at LOCATION1 has to be seen to be believed


That is a very rough area of LOCATION1


That's about five miles north of central London, on the same tube line as St Pancras/ a bit further north than LOCATION1 Lock


That's really tricky, because the LOCATION1 area is gorgeous, but so expensive to live in - most of us 'ordinary' Londoners couldn't even consider it


The "E" means "East" as in LOCATION1


The Bridlepath, Lawrence Park (south of Lawrence, not North of Lawrence), Leaside (East York), The Kingsway, Rosedale, Toronto West Village (south of Bloor not North of Bloor), LOCATION1, Upper LOCATION1, Armour Heights, Just on or off Riverside Drive in what used to be called "Swansea", or on or off Baby Point Road


The Chimes in LOCATION1, North- West London, is another shopping centre which is busy, so can meet new people


The LOCATION1 Development Corporation was created to lead that controversial change in a way that elected bodies could not


The LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 area is quite good too


The LOCATION1 area has excellent local shops and may be one to consider


The LOCATION1 area itself is nice as well, with a big grocery store within a few minutes walk and lots of little cafes; there's a fantastic cheese shop right around the corner from you too


The LOCATION1 has marketing agencies all over , but particularly in the LOCATION2 area which is the original home of ad agencies and the like


The LOCATION1 have been gradually tarted up over the years and there's lots of expensive new apartments and all that


The LOCATION2 dist  of LOCATION1 is mainly residential


The London Dungeons are no longer there - they are at LOCATION1 now  Why don't you use the internet to search out business in LOCATION2 area


The Museum of Childhood in LOCATION1 is worth a visit, although I get more out of this trip down memory lane than the kids do


The Museum of London at the LOCATION1 has a new modern London gallery, and a new exhibition of London street photography


The Prime Meridian passes through LOCATION1


The absolute cheapest part of London to live would be LOCATION1, where the buying and rental prices are bang on the UK average


The area around LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 is a safe touristy area


The area around LOCATION1 has a strong Jewish community


The area around LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 is really, really nice


The area around LOCATION1 tube station is also Kenngton - this is a bit more mixed but lots of flats


The area around the LOCATION1 is relatively cheap and has good access to the motorways, not much night-life though


The area of London where LOCATION1 is heavily populated by ethnic minority groups, particularly Bangladeshi muslims


The area round LOCATION1 Station is quite safe as long as you're sensible


The areas you describe are good, but I think LOCATION1 is a gem too


The best half of LOCATION1 is the side to the east and south of the town centre


The best site to try is  they have most properties for rent in the UK you can input LOCATION1 and it will show every property for rent


The boroughs with the lowest crime statistics are outer southwest -  LOCATION1, LOCATION2


The cheap parts of London are LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 and they are all poor, crime ridden and crowded with immigrants


The cheapest place I know of is LOCATION1 ( a bit too far


The counties that places were in prior to this change are still used today in postal addresses, for example LOCATION2 Essex, LOCATION1 Middx


The distance to the locations you have given are under 10 miles and the journeys times would be as follows: Liverpool Street - 1 hour by train or bus LOCATION1 Market - 1 hour 30 mins by public transport Buckingham Palace - 45 minutes


The dockland areas, like LOCATION1, were colourful places where you could meet people of all nationalities


The dodgier part of LOCATION1 should be avoided


The first thing you must do when you arrive at LOCATION1 is go to the bookshop and buy a London A to Z


The further you go in, the higher the figures rise; with LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 having the highest figures across all crime categories


The highest crime rate for any area in the UK is LOCATION1 in central London


The lived in the LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 districts


The market at LOCATION1 is actually open every day, but is at its largest and busiest at the weekend


The most expensive areas are probably LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 in Central London


The nicer bits, like LOCATION1 are very expensive


The only place where I've felt a bit vulnerable is in LOCATION1 at night


The outer London suburbs were once in other surrounding counties such as Surrey, LOCATION1, Essex, Kent and so on


The outskirts of London (for example LOCATION1 in LOCATION2) are filled with pretty wealthy areas


The people who live in LOCATION1 are Londoners


The posh areas like LOCATION1, are far too noisy and busy


The proposed north-south cross-river tramway between LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 is also in doubt Central London used to be run entirely on trams many decades ago


The questions are: Where is 'LOCATION1'


The site shows that the higher crime rates are in the centre of London , however this does not give the crime rate per 1000 population and central London has the greatest Basically , LOCATION1 is quite safe on the whole , your main concern should be pick-pockets , but in 20 years living here I have never had a problem


The third major climbing centre is LOCATION1


The transport links into central London are excellent and a cab back from LOCATION2 or LOCATION1 at night is n't that expensive


The tube stop is LOCATION1


The whole of that LOCATION1 region is popular with Uni kids, espescially art kids like yourself


The worst area is LOCATION1 and you're not going there so it'll be ok


The worst areas are the LOCATION2 LOCATION1 - In my opinion the worst part of London


Then I would say, go for LOCATION1, save some cash


Then for a ruby (ruby murray= curry) on LOCATION1 (filled w curry houses, inc vegetarian options) then wander round the markets


Then there are nice suburbs like LOCATION1 or LOCATION2


There are a few still about and there is one situated in LOCATION1 in London


There are also cinemas in LOCATION1 and a live theatre - the LOCATION1 Theatre


There are also lots of great parks to hang out in nice weather, LOCATION2 of course but also LOCATION1


There are contrasting areas in both boroughs, especially LOCATION1


There are estates nearby (also in LOCATION2 and LOCATION1) where there are gangs, drugs, gun and knife crime


There are good bus and train routes around, and several trams stops to get you quickly into LOCATION1 for shopping and main station


There are good pubs and restaurants in LOCATION2, but not really in LOCATION1


There are lots of nice places in LOCATION1 to live


There are lots of parks, all the shopping / nightlife you could possibly want in LOCATION1 and a frequent Overground service that only takes about 25 minutes to get to Central London


There are lots of possibilities for going out  in LOCATION2 or LOCATION1, and transport connections are excellent


There are other little places around there such as LOCATION1


There are plenty of art and fashion students living near LOCATION1 who have an alternative look - you'll have no problem


There are several estates not to far away, well in the LOCATION1 area which really aren't very nice


There are some great places in LOCATION1 which has a large Indian population (It's known as Little India and some of the street signs are in Indian too


There are some nice parts to LOCATION1, especially to the south, east and west


There are some parts like LOCATION2, LOCATION1, that are too lovely to put into words


There are very few restaurants in LOCATION1, If you like Malaysian food, you should definitely try Kaya House in nearby LOCATION2


There is NO good/fast access to LOCATION1


There is a camp site in LOCATION1 which is 6 miles south of central London


There is a good club in the LOCATION1 area, that offers several different Martial Arts Try Tokei


There is a great club in LOCATION1 called Roadhouse which is open till 3am every night and has a live band every night


There is a place called LOCATION1 nearby, which is a quite classical brit street, with old pubs


There is also LOCATION2, which is an area perhaps comparable to LOCATION1 and equally favoured by the Japanese


There is also the history of course because LOCATION1 was notorious for the Jack The Ripper murders in the 1880s and the infamous Kray twins in the 1960s


There is an asda just up the road in LOCATION1


There is are also places in between (Try around Lavender hill/LOCATION1 rise) Good Luck


There is no where in London that's perfect There is a camp site in LOCATION1 which is 6 miles south of central London


There is quite a good train service from LOCATION1


There was no London town, LOCATION1 is south of the river and was not under the jurisdiction of the London


There were only a small percentage who resided out of LOCATION1 and I cannot see what effect this bar on non-residents of LOCATION1 has or will have


There will be Underground stations in LOCATION1 in the next few years


There's a Tesco and a Waitrose in LOCATION2 and an Asda  on the LOCATION1 (which is cheap)


There's a Tesco metro and Lidl ;-) by the tube, a bigger Tesco towards LOCATION1 and a big Sainsburys up in LOCATION2


There's also a few in LOCATION1 which is also a good night out if that's your thing


There's hardly any affordable area in London, but certainly not LOCATION1


There's plenty of historical or simply interesting sites e g  LOCATION2, LOCATION1 Market, The Clink, Leicester Square and Trafalgar Square are both interesting and nice places to wander round  As a student through to my late twenties I loved living in central London


There's pretty good jazz bar in LOCATION1 and some decent pubs


There's two different uses of the area 'LOCATION1'


They 're called ` Northwoods ' : LOCATION1 has quite nice areas to it , and good transport links


Think LOCATION1 village


This is a 5 bedroom apartment in LOCATION1


This is because LOCATION1 historically is known to be a bit 'rough'


This postcode covers two areas, LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


This should give you a rough idea or wages/accommodation etc  've been offered a job in LOCATION1 (LOCATION2) and am looking for somewhere to live, I've found loads of accomodation within my price range, but am really not sure of which areas are within decent travelling times


This would increase the already saturated congestion especially between LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


Thousands of people live in LOCATION1


Three of my friends were mugged within a 4 month time in LOCATION1 - 2 girls and 1 guy


To compare the Greater London suburbs with urban areas in France , LOCATION2 is more similar to French suburbs than LOCATION1 is , due to the higher density of housing and also the tram lines running through the town


To eat, try the Rock Garden where you can sit outside or Chez Gerard which is upstairs in the LOCATION1 market area


To start with LOCATION1 is the place from where you will have an easy access to central London


Top end of LOCATION2 is just a few minutes walk from the lovely area that is LOCATION1 (the Parliament Hill end)


Try LOCATION1


Try LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 - all on the Piccadilly Line


Try LOCATION1 in SE21. It's a nice area and 3 miles from the centre of London


Try a place called LOCATION1 20 mins by train from London LOCATION2


Type in LOCATION1 into a website for more details


Unless you mean Red Indians and I don't think we have any  correction   LOCATION1 is full of Bangladeshi's


Very bohemian hi all im off down London for the new year although i go down London at least 3 or 4 times a year i always seem to go to the same places,my partner and i love live bands and music, i was thinking of having a night out around LOCATION1 can any one recommended anywhere around there best places to go and what to expect


W1 Lounge 76-78 Mortimer Street, Off Regent Street, London, W1W 7SA For Further Info- Tel/Fax: 0207 637 1377  Abbas Address: 29 Bond street, LOCATION1, London


W2 1TH Tel: 020 7724 2030 Nearest Tube Station is LOCATION1 Road or Warwick Avenue


W5 5AS Shisha cafe in LOCATION1, London


WOuldnt touch LOCATION1 though very rough indeed


Walk back up to Hard Rock Cafe around LOCATION1 Corner, its a busy intersection but there are underpasses


We have been reaserching neighborhoods and so far LOCATION1 seems to be the best choice for us


We have one Black sheep in our Family who was indeed born in LOCATION1, but we keep it quite


We lived near LOCATION1 several years ago but at that time there were 5 kids in the family, we have 1 more additional person now


Welcome to LOCATION2 A Londoner from LOCATION1 - next borough along


Well if you have bags of money you should like LOCATION1


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


Well, my dad works on LOCATION1 road


What about Brookwood, LOCATION1 or Guildford


What you are asking for doesn't exist  London is expensive, LOCATION1 especially so Ah, you seek the holy grail


What you are asking for doesn't exist  London is expensive, LOCATION1 especially so Hi, it really does depend on the kind of budget you are working to and the type of area you want to live in


When I go back to visit family i feel kinda homesick (weird init) I was actually born in LOCATION1 and my mum got out of that as soon as she could


When I was a student I stayed in LOCATION1 (by the British Library) for a month in Cartwright Gardens


When I was a student at Imperial College , LOCATION1 was popular as it 's definitely a cheaper area and easily accessible on the 49 bus


When she worked for the National Trust, a mate of mine from Liverpool had a couple from LOCATION1 visit the property where she worked on the door


While in London, do visit LOCATION1 - lots to see - and it's in South London, on the river


With lots of shopping centres around , also LOCATION1 is the centre of all trains it can lead you to anywhere else in the country


Would not say LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 less pleasant


Yeah LOCATION1 is lovely


Yeah it is, just stay away from LOCATION1


Yeah, LOCATION1 has it fair share of violence, but so does LOCATION2


Yes I used to live in LOCATION1


Yes LOCATION1 is a nice suburb of LOCATION1


Yes there are safe parts of LOCATION2 but far fewer than say LOCATION1


Yes, LOCATION1's pretty central, and easy to get into LOCATION1 from there


Yes, LOCATION2 is one of the most strongly Jewish areas of London (probably only beaten by LOCATION1, which is nearby)


Yes, boundary change many years ago enclosed LOCATION1 into the Greater London area


Yesterday I cycled from LOCATION2 in the west, through LOCATION1 to the London and saw precisely nothing


You also get to see LOCATION1 :-)


You are a cockney if at the time of birth you can hear the sound of LOCATION1 bells


You are better off living in LOCATION1


You are looking at a minimum of about 100,000 in LOCATION1 for a 1 bed flat


You are so close to the London and central London and LOCATION1 have some great services and activites


You can always live in the skanky areas like LOCATION1


You can catch decent open-mike nights for unsigned acts and singer songwriters in LOCATION1


You can combine a visit with a walk along the LOCATION1, next to the river, which has great views and lots of attractions


You can easily get to the centre/London from LOCATION2 or LOCATION1


You can find reasonably affordable accomodation in the LOCATION1,  area which is in close proximity to the London centre


You can get a bus from LOCATION2 to LOCATION1 corner in 15 minutes


You can hang in a pub at 16 (I know because I am and I have) and it's a good way to meet other teens, especially if you go to one in LOCATION1 around UCL


You can if you wear a wet suit LOCATION1 is OK if you want to live and work in London , as a low paid Social Worker for the rest of your life


You cannot google an abstract concept LOCATION1 is one of the more expensive areas in town


You could also look at LOCATION2 or LOCATION1


You could also visit the O2 centre at LOCATION1 if you have time that has a music exhibition and loads of restaurants


You could go South of the river and look at LOCATION2 or LOCATION1 both of which are in zones 1 and 2 and have good transport links


You could go to LOCATION2 (an Indian area) or LOCATION1 and buy things cheap from Indian shops there, until you have had a chance to explore other reasonable shops


You could look at somewhere like LOCATION1 which is only 20 minutes on train to LOCATION2, very safe and quiet and a little cheaper than nice areas that are more central


You could look in the area around LOCATION1, and LOCATION2


You could possibly try to compare rent prices between flats in  LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 and other boroughs in the west of London


You could try looking at an area like LOCATION1, it's nice, quite young, has nice restaurants etc but is slightly cheaper


You could try researching LOCATION2 and places near it like LOCATION1


You could try the LOCATION1


You don't specify which area of LOCATION1 you live in, it might be necessary for you to travel a little outside your immediate area


You have a LOCATION1 accent


You live in LOCATION1


You live where you can afford LOCATION1 has a higher crime rate than many other areas of London , but Maxi says do n't walk alone anywhere in the uk That is nonsense I have walked everywhere in the uk


You might also want to consider LOCATION1 - it's on the Piccadilly Line,  it's a nicer area  It depends


You might just find a bedsit or a "studio" as they are now called in a grotty part of London like LOCATION2 or LOCATION1 for 600 pounds but that will be the bare minimum including bills, and the street you are on and the people in your block of flats will probably be quite skanky or even dangerous


You might want to consider LOCATION1 or parts of LOCATION2,all up and coming areas and  relatively quite pleasant and affordable areas to live in and not too far in terms of commuting distance to central London


You need to be rich to live in some parts of LOCATION1


You need to go by British Rail from richmond ask at the office or by LOCATION1


You probably heard bad things about LOCATION1 because it is regarded as an ugly part of Greater London


You said before that you live near LOCATION1, so I am actually surprised that someone from there has even heard of Bexley, but please do not talk about what you dont know


You will be fine in LOCATION1 as long as you use your common sense


You won't have much time left after travelling from the airport to LOCATION1


You're also walking distance from both LOCATION1 and Queen's Park, which are slightly more upmarket with excellent restaurants again, and a longish walk to LOCATION2, a lovely wild space with arguably one of the best views over London, and Kenwood House  The best town north west of London is about 8,000 miles NW of London


You're right in that LOCATION2, LOCATION1, etc  are very expensive , but most of the nice and safe places will be expensive too


You're very lucky - LOCATION1 is generally a lovely part of London, and very central


Your best bet is to look south of the river- possibly LOCATION1, which is where my other half comes from


Your council house  Probably LOCATION1, but why does it matter


Zone 2, LOCATION1 area


all our parks in London are beautiful and LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are the best parks ever; they're really big, right in central London


also LOCATION2 has two different type of post codes , n9 and n18 again different to LOCATION1 as there en1 and en2 .


also depends on what kinda prperty you want  LOCATION1 is a comparatively cheap place


although i have been told der are certain areas in LOCATION1 which are racist  other then that i don't know much about them


anywhere apart from LOCATION1 lol


anywhere down the M11 a14 corridor LOCATION1 is a good commute and more affordable


at LOCATION1 Telegraph for three years before relocating to Jamm, Pure Reggae has    Reggae music ~ reggae music and info in London, UK LOCATION1 Reggae artist Devon Pennant releases his debut album


because it was filmed andd based in LOCATION1 in London


best thing to do is go to several places you like, LOCATION1 is relatively cheaper


but i would say now-days that LOCATION1 is not too bad  I wouldn't move there because local prices will rocket when they finally get round to finishing the Olympic village


but you could always sign a short let and see how things go just stay out of LOCATION1


buying a place on The LOCATION1


by the 20s , LOCATION1 was a very bohemian area , w artists and actors


c LOCATION1 has some nasty shits who live their and would not think twice of sticking you for your phone


com which you may find useful  LOCATION1 and the surrounding neighbourhoods


despite being out of the London there will be plenty of trains to commute to work LOCATION1 LOCATION1 Village is very upmarket and many artists live there


for a map look at  used to live in LOCATION1 (which borders LOCATION2 - you'll be very near) which is a really cool area


good schools too,not just LOCATION1,Sir John Lyon


have u tried LOCATION1


here's a bit of info: , LOCATION1, LOCATION2 would be okay


hi- i live in LOCATION1 ; ) LOCATION1 market is huge- it used to be ace, but now its just tat for tourists


hope you choose the right area I lived in LOCATION1 for a while


i found a website with 4 bedrooms flats  but they are all around the area LOCATION2 or LOCATION1


i have a freind who lives in the area says he lives in LOCATION1 but it does't matter


i live LOCATION1 sw too but id say head north- barfly is good as is most of Camden Town- try all up there


i live in LOCATION1 and will be moving away from it in july


i live in LOCATION2 and have been to LOCATION1 before


i live in the LOCATION1   wouldn't recommend it


i lived in LOCATION1


i lived in LOCATION1 and i loved it


i read somewhere that LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are zones to avoid due to crime rate and rough areas


i say go to LOCATION1 experience then form your own opinion


i strongly recommend living in LOCATION2 or LOCATION1 as it is probably the best place in London to live in


i would avoid walking through LOCATION1 high street on ur own at night, and i would avoid any odd looking alleyways


i would maybe look around the LOCATION1 area


i would say to live in north LOCATION2 in the area called LOCATION1


i'd say look around LOCATION1, but stay away from them suburbs and tower blocks


if ur not driving you can get a train to LOCATION1 station as well or get a bus


if you 've got the opportunity for cheap or free accommodation there , then go for it LOCATION1 is not necessarily the most sought-after area of London , it  has got a very high south Asian population and loads of shops


if you can avoid living in LOCATION1 then do so, but by far the most important thing is how you you behave


if you want to live a bit closer towards central London try LOCATION1,  i was brought up there and i loved it


if you're gonna live here , I live in LOCATION1 and it's lovely, very safe, very lively close to everything


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


in the suburbs of London in LOCATION1


interesting Q really  I would say LOCATION1 where Jade Goody comes from


is your best bet  Enter your requirements on  am thinking of LOCATION2 and preferably near LOCATION1


just don't live in LOCATION1


lesiure centre , cinemas , southside shopping centre nearby , restaurants , hair salons LOCATION1 is the place to be


like LOCATION1 or LOCATION2


most kids who live there are bad news  LOCATION1 is a rough area and you would not want to bring your daughter up there


n Most of LOCATION1 is fine


once you get to LOCATION1, get off and visit a few letting agencies


or try LOCATION1, has some querky little streets, again make sure they are well lit and be aware if it's dark and you;re on your own


parts of LOCATION2 are ok, LOCATION1 is nice too but dearer


piccadilly circus, LOCATION1, leicster square there's always tons of action


places like LOCATION1 are very well off and there are lower levels of crime here as a result You can't really pick areas of London that are 'safe' all the time


rush hour traffic in LOCATION1 is AWFUL, id recommend leaving ur house to go to work BEFORE 7am


some areas like LOCATION1 have a majority of black community


some areas of LOCATION1 can be a bit rough


someone living in LOCATION1 might say they're from Kent not SE London  This Site Might Help You


stay away from LOCATION1


that looks like LOCATION1


the absolute cheapest area is LOCATION1 (DA18)


the best are of London is south west  u hav places like LOCATION1 which is relly nice


the most decent places are  LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


there ARE new flats being built in LOCATION1 near the Churchill Insurance place, and just opposite that big building with the massive clock on it (hope that is clear


there are good places in LOCATION1, it is not only a very exciting place to live but there is very good transportation routes available


there are several areas in London with a high irish population LOCATION1 is one


there are some nice places to live in LOCATION1


theres a couple good places in LOCATION1 but not great


this is the timeout area guide for LOCATION1~  you can find guides to all areas


university of LOCATION1 queen mary university


well , i ` m not in London at the moment (  sad face  ) , but when i was there , i lived in archway , LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 Why are you asking , tihs is a personal question


well, you could try anything in  LOCATION2 area, close to LOCATION1 might be a bit too expensive


westwards , LOCATION1 is a boho-chic area


woohhh i live in LOCATION1 and no i don't go around roobing/shooting people


you also have really nice areas like LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


you are in the middle of fashion central , the museums and attractions are on your doorstep and the mighty LOCATION1 is a stones throw away


you could also try LOCATION1 , tho its certainly a bit posher-boho


you could get the train to LOCATION1 station


you want good venues,restaurants pubs and clubs with good looking chicks that are easy,live in LOCATION1