LOCATION1 is just a normal area that happens to have an alternative market


" My mate then went on to ask: "Well, isn't LOCATION2 considered PART of LOCATION1


"I'm from LOCATION1 so I'm hard"


'Bo-bos' - bourgeois bohemians - are particularly prevalent in these parts (these are the British equivalent of American Trustafarians - young boys and girls who have a rich mummy and daddy but who pretend to be poor) Its in the suburbs of London in LOCATION1


( I was born n maternity hospital in Clapton ) Lived in LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 , Not now though thanks


( LOCATION1 is the nearest tube station , just about a 4 min walk ) Youre lucky youre going to be studying in London


(If only LOCATION1/London is London then even SW2 isn't London either)  Cor - makes you so wild, doesn't it


(That's a point for Surrey - the county cricket club is based at the LOCATION1 cricket ground, which isn't even in Surrey any more


) A mate of mine from back home tells me LOCATION1 was on a compulsory four P


, LOCATION1 , LOCATION2 are all good places to stay and within 35 minutes by fast train from Central London


- The LOCATION1 street shows


18.15 Birmingham moor street - LOCATION1 Or use snow hill


28 out of 30  I only know LOCATION1 well


373 Lonsdale Road, LOCATION1, London SW13. Tel: 020 8765241 [South of the river


:) or LOCATION1


:/ When we stayed in London the first time, we stayed in LOCATION2 near LOCATION1


@b: LOCATION1 is in Hertfordshire not London, and it is even worse than Bexley


A Brazilian man was shot there 3 years ago in LOCATION1 station by a policeman i think he was a suspected terrorist of the 7/7 bombings on London transport


A friend of mine lived in LOCATION1 and she liked it, though other people have told me it's a bit rough


A good place to live would be LOCATION1 which is fairly central and not as expensive as some other areas but full of bars, pubs and restaurants


A lot of London's central core was built of LOCATION1 and brick, as was mentioned by other answerers of this question


A must see place is LOCATION1 what with the street entertainers good places to eat, a great market and some nice places to drink


Above all the fact that London London and London town were two different jurisdictions, and LOCATION1 had its own jurisdiction


Additionally , the School of Oriental and African Studies ( SOAS ) has a large number of students from Asian backgrounds and countries and their student union regularly holds and hosts events to which they welcome non-SOAS students : The above website also has some links under ` Housing and Accomodation ' for affordable housing options for all students LOCATION1 can be a nice area - near the cemetery is good , but maybe too expensive for you


Administratively, LOCATION2 is part of the London borough of LOCATION1


Agree with LOCATION1


All have their share of Bars and Night life etc but for this I think LOCATION1 would be my favourite


All in all LOCATION1 one of the better suburbs of London though can be expensive


All this is REALLY easy to look up yourself  Look at a MAP  SE London YUCK LOCATION1 is where I live


All told , if money was no object then LOCATION1 is the area of London I would choose to live in


Allow 1 hour You can also take an SWT train from LOCATION2 (Surface Rail Station) to LOCATION1 then the Bakerloo Line to Regent's Park


Also parts of LOCATION1


Also police stats show that LOCATION1, which includes most of these areas, scores pretty highly on numbers of reported racist crimes


Also there 's LOCATION2 right next to it - also very good for rent rates - check it out LOCATION1 is nice but quiete area


Also, I would suggest LOCATION1/LOCATION2


Also, no trees so plenty of space to park on the pavement  Hamstead, LOCATION2, LOCATION1, Regent's Park Bishops avenue N2, OMFG


Also, the areas of LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 in NW London can be a bit unsafe, but you are unlikely to go to those anyway


Alternatively, some writers suggest that LOCATION1 can refer to nearby Campden Hill, but the local place name and map evidence is against this


Although i live in LOCATION1, Essex


Although i think LOCATION1 is quite expensive, a hot spot for the rich and succesful  LOCATION2,  Highly sought-after area, housing is pricey, large Jewish population


Although there are nice sections of LOCATION2 with great amenities, LOCATION1 seems to be the up and coming nicer areas


An address with a London Postal district - eg N18 or N9 would not have used LOCATION1 in the address when the county was still in existence


An aerial view of the baroque Naval College, Queen's House, National Maritime Museum and LOCATION1 with The    - Cached


And i agree the Dublin Castle is one of my favorite pubs in LOCATION1


And you ca n't talk with the police because they are all corrupt London is the most expensive London in the UK and apartments are mostly quite expensive , but if you really want to move here , LOCATION1 is probably the least expensive part of town


Anyway , LOCATION1 is your best bet for secure  although completely soul-less and sterile


Anywhere BUT LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 I am moving with my girlfriend to London due to my career


Areas such as LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 are far more pleasant


As for LOCATION1, there is  shopping Street and easy access to the London or Westend


As for the other places they've listed then they're all good apart from LOCATION1


As to the getting mugged and killed - just avoid LOCATION1


At LOCATION1, the Jubilee line had to be tunnelled very deep to avoid so much secret underground stuff


At the end of the LOCATION1 is trafalgar Square, which was built in the early 19th century


At the moment I live in LOCATION1


Avoid LOCATION1 - it's super pricey


Avoid LOCATION1 though


Basically if your heading for the LOCATION1, buy or rent on the river, there tends to be plenty of police around so the crime rate is reasonably good


Be sure to visit Speaker Corner and listen to all the crazies rant on about just about everything imaginable and feel free to heckle Yeah LOCATION1 is free and it 's a great place to have a family day out


Because it is close to London , has good quality housing and good schools , LOCATION1 is an expensive area to live


Being in LOCATION1 where I'm currently renting I don't feel I'm well outside my home area thankfully, but still on the edge of it


Best bet is around LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 area in the northwest corner really nice I used to know someone who lived there


Big Ben was boring but nearby I think in or near LOCATION1 abbey there is this place you can go to see some very rare books, and I think THE first book printed


But LOCATION1 does not have London postcodes


But basically people live where they can afford  LOCATION1 Rich and Famous


But on the upside, some parts of LOCATION1 are really lovely , there are excellent bus services to anywhere you need to go


But some parts are e g LOCATION1, however once again, very expensive and lots of snobbery going on there


But to the north and east, LOCATION1 is surprisingly peaceful and leafy


But, there are some very famous places LOCATION1  that are so well known that they get a great many tourists


Can I also add that LOCATION1 clings to the edge of the Greater London area


Chamberlayne becomes Ladbroke Grove which obviously has a lot going on and take you in to LOCATION1


Cheers  Check out LOCATION1 in LOCATION2


Choose LOCATION2 or LOCATION1 if you want to hang out with toffs or famous people


Close to LOCATION1


Communication wise it's the best cause in the LOCATION1 tube station there r two main lines


Consider trendy LOCATION1 (W11) in west London


Considering that it is part of a major London LOCATION1 is pretty low on the crime scale, but it is quite expensive


Do n't worry , LOCATION1 is not that bad


Do the same at the next stop (LOCATION1 Green I think)


Do you mean LOCATION1 in south east suburban London or the bromley-by-bow


Do you mean Wood Street in LOCATION1


EDIT I did this in the area of LOCATION1 I bought in


EDIT: I noticed people mentioning LOCATION1 and Bromely, you must keep in mind these places are on the outskirts of London and are classed as Kent for the most part


Eating out = LOCATION2 is a rip off really and the best indian restaurants are in LOCATION1


Enter the address code NW6 7YR - know that once LOCATION1 would have been a village , as so many areas in London were


Even Google Maps call it 'LOCATION1, Greater London' blimey


Fabric: A massive club in LOCATION1, playing house, techno and electro on a Saturday


Find a place in LOCATION1 - right now the price of houses is depressed


Finnaly , LOCATION1 is n't too bad , particularly around the Furzedown area - although again , prices are starting to creep up


First of all , yes LOCATION1 is extremely rough


For a poor area think no further than LOCATION1 -


For evening entertainment besides bars, I reccommend (if you have time) a concert in LOCATION1 or the Comedy Store


For example, someone I know found a flat in LOCATION1 for like 450,000, when they got there they found that it was located on the corner of the A4 and a railway line and was really grotty inside


For great cocktails go to St Germain just outside LOCATION1 tube they have happy hour so 2 for 7 and are some of hte nicest in London


For instance in LOCATION1 there is Roadhouse and Los Locos


For that money you can live around LOCATION1


For the record, I was born in the North Mid Hospital which is in LOCATION1


Frequent trains from LOCATION1 Station to LOCATION2 in central London take 18 minutes


From LOCATION2 you get easy access by bus to LOCATION1 for Tube (District Line)


From there you could drive to LOCATION1 station next day and it has a large car park


Further away there is LOCATION2 and LOCATION1, both a bit cheaper


GOOD LUCK LOCATION1 is where I live


Get on the tube again (or bus) and continue East  Keep going until LOCATION1  That will be the cheapest "convenient" areas of London


Go to LOCATION1, they play almost every great band there


Good areas where lots of travelers live are LOCATION1 and Shepperds Bush and they're quite central to London (in the West)


Good luck and god bless LOCATION1 is in my opinion is alot nicer than LOCATION1


Greater London is the suburbs Croyden , LOCATION1 and richmond are towns in Surrey which is part of Greater London


Guy 's Hospital I think LOCATION1 ( N7 ) is getting expensive for very solid reasons


Having said that though LOCATION1 is still a safe area there are always lots of Police around and I have never once felt unsafe in the area even alone at 1 o'clock in the morning


Head for LOCATION1, there is a market there but there are also loads of clothes and shoe shops, everything from Ted Baker, LK Bennett and Reiss to Oasis and Monsoon


Head to LOCATION2, follow the signs to the LOCATION1


Here LOCATION1 would be best as that is on the direct line to Rochester


Here is a list of all the cycling clubs in the LOCATION1 District, they are spread over quite a wide area and if you are primarily interested in road racing, you will need to ask if they have road racing members, or only time-trialists


Hi, Greater London is just the area's around London such as, LOCATION1, LOCATION2 and many others


Hi, im from LOCATION1


Hope that helps  LOCATION1 is a nice place to live


However Isledon Road is more in LOCATION2 than LOCATION1


However LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 are more affordable , plus you feel like you 're out of the London so they 're a bit more relaxed


However, I don't like LOCATION1


However, between April and September part of the LOCATION1 is transformed into a beach area


However, the outer suburbs of SE London (LOCATION1 and LOCATION2) are quite pleasant  It will be absolutely fine


However, you can also consider LOCATION1, where youd find various detached villas with large gardens


I 've heard a lot of people saying that LOCATION1 is dangerous , is that true


I also know a couple of people who are moving to LOCATION1  and they rate it highly


I also know lots of people in areas like LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 who never once felt unsafe when they lived there


I also like LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 , it 's very vibrant


I also remember LOCATION1


I always go shopping and to the cinema in LOCATION1


I always wanted to live around LOCATION1


I am 22 and live in LOCATION1 which i would call Southeast London, and so do all of my mates


I am a cockney born in LOCATION1 in 1928.


I am afraid no part of London in particular is not a safe place to live , especially for a 20 year old woman , but in comparison , South London , and LOCATION2 have higher crime rates and LOCATION1 has the highest rate of crime and it has been named `` The Murder Capital of Europe


I am going to Royal LOCATION2 in LOCATION1, Surrey, whilst he is going to LCC which is more central


I can't really complain about LOCATION1 (bit boring no entertainment)


I can't understand the thumbs down for LOCATION1, that area is having lots of money thrown at it right now


I come from LOCATION1 and identify about 70% with Surrey and about 30% with south London


I come from LOCATION1 which is a similarly impoverished London borough in fact, it has a worse reputation than LOCATION1


I currently live in LOCATION1, and am planning on moving slightly closer into the centre of London


I didn't even know there was a north LOCATION1


I didn't make much and paid 300 a month for a shared flat in LOCATION1, in LOCATION2 near Green Lanes


I don't know LOCATION1 well but I imagine it is the same


I don't know LOCATION2 but LOCATION1 is one of the nicest areas of London


I dunno about cafes but LOCATION1 will never lack a teenager


I dunno but theres alot of Mediterranean people in North LOCATION1


I guess I lived in LOCATION1 and it wasnt the best but the public transport in LOCATION2 is the best


I guess it's kinda similar to LOCATION1


I had to travel from LOCATION1 to West London every day


I have lived in LOCATION1 for 20+ years and never had a problem day or night


I have lived in LOCATION1 for the last 8 years


I have lived in big cities before so will not be shocked by a lot of stuff , just wanted to get a feel for the okayish places LOCATION1 is good , its close enough to the London but far enough to be away from too much of the noise and action if you end up in a coucil estate they are n't actually too bad , it 's quiet family based , if you are able to have the attitude of i shut my front door i shut everyone and everything else out you 'll be fine


I have plenty of friends from LA who live in LOCATION1 and love it, but everyone is different of course


I have read that LOCATION1 village is a nice area


I have the chance to move to E16 1TX area, it is West LOCATION1


I heard from a distant school friend that LOCATION1 ( which is presumably near this address ) is 60 % or more Bangladeshi and that it 's not the safest area


I know I learned then  cheapest area is London borough of LOCATION1


I know a bit about LOCATION1 as I shopped there loads but as an area to live in not sure


I know a lot of people that live in LOCATION1 and find it easy to get into central London


I like LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 etc


I live 2 miles from LOCATION1


I live LOCATION1, and I love it  Used to live in LOCATION1


I live in LOCATION1 and I have a wonderful street with great neighbours


I live in LOCATION1 and it's nice and it's cheapish but avoid the rest of LOCATION2


I live in LOCATION1 and it's not ALL 'grotty'


I live in LOCATION1 and my partner was born here, we want OUT


I live in LOCATION1 and to be honest there's no pubs or clubs round here


I live in LOCATION1 and used this website as I have a guest room


I live in LOCATION1 and work at London Bridge Railway Station   love it


I live in LOCATION1 area and it is really a great place


I live in LOCATION1 so am somewhat biased about London areas


I live in LOCATION1 which is at the end of the Jubilee Line


I live in LOCATION1, and I really like it


I live in LOCATION1, which would be characterised by having a lot of greenery (for Zone 2) and seems to attract lots of twenty-something professional types


I live in London N19 area, near LOCATION1 Road and Crouch Hill


I live in a middle class outer London suburb called LOCATION1 in the south of the Greater London area


I live in the South-West of London, in LOCATION1


I live near LOCATION1 and I have to say that it's a pretty nice area


I live near the LOCATION1; have never felt unsafe


I live pretty close to LOCATION1 and it is a good area to live in - good transport, lots of cafes, close to all sorts of amenities


I live right near LOCATION1 and have never had any problems even at night


I lived in LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 and had no trouble at all


I lived in LOCATION1 for a couple of years  but found the people to be not too friendly and didn'r feel safe there


I lived in LOCATION1 for years


I lived in LOCATION1, and I had two bikes stolen


I lived in London for 6 months and I would reccommend living in LOCATION2 or LOCATION1


I lived in SE London (LOCATION1) for 11 years and most of the people there are white


I love LOCATION1


I meant to say as well I was offered LOCATION1 but was told that this place is really violent


I prefer LOCATION1


I really do not believe that LOCATION1 , although working class , has a higher crime rate than any other East End areas


I really like the fact that LOCATION2 is a beautiful place, especially LOCATION1


I reckon LOCATION1 offers some really great value accommodation and actually I havnt heard anything negative about it


I recommend LOCATION1


I rent a nice one bedroom flat in SE London near LOCATION1 for 700 per month, downside is that it's not near the tube


I say LOCATION1


I say LOCATION1 as their is a large community of expats from Australia , New Zealand and South Africa there making for an interesting and varied range of people along with the local English people


I spent several pleasant days in LOCATION1 while doing research last summer at the British Library


I stayed in LOCATION1  and loved the area


I suggest looking for areas a bit further out in LOCATION2 or LOCATION1


I suggest the LOCATION1 area, especially around LOCATION2


I think LOCATION1 ( N7 ) is getting expensive for very solid reasons


I think you should not hesitate about all this stuff and go ahead with it I worked extensively around London and I would agree that LOCATION1 would not be my first choice to live


I used to live in LOCATION1 (Nth London and before it changed its name) - it's now a slum


I used to live in LOCATION1,  which is near LOCATION2 and it wasn't too bad really


I used to live in an apartment in LOCATION1


I used to live there, as a female sharing a rented flat  Um  LOCATION2 is not in West London, it is in LOCATION1


I used to work in LOCATION1 and it was OK  it's fairly diverse as there are a lot of students in the area attending Queen Mary's, and the locals are either asian (mostly bangladeshi I think) or proper cockneys :0)


I was going to LOCATION1 when I was 14. My sister used to go when she was 14 and up and often went with her friends


I was looking at LOCATION1, since they have a lot of cheap places there


I wasn't very impressed with LOCATION1, the main street looked dirty


I will be sharing with another person who needs to be able to take the tube to Liverpool street or LOCATION1


I will be working in LOCATION2 for the first 6 mths then LOCATION1 there after


I would go for LOCATION1 the posh end  I used to live in North LOCATION2 which is on the outskirts of London very near Essex


I would imagine the LOCATION1 apartments are brand new and built around the same time as all the olympic building was going on


I would recommend you carefully consider LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 when you make your choice, as these are known to be peaceful and well maintained boroughs


I would say LOCATION1, probably not the nicest area in terms of beauty but it is relatively easy to get about from there, not too far away from central London


I would say that you'd be safer on the opposite side of  LOCATION2 - an area like LOCATION1


I would stay away from LOCATION2 or LOCATION1 just because I have heard of people being bothered quite a bit there


I would suggest going to LOCATION1 on Sunday for breakfast/lunch around 12ish


I wouldn't advise you walking alone late at night in the LOCATION1 area   there's quite a lot of prostitutes in that area in the evening and you don't want to get accosted


I wouldn't even visit never mind live in LOCATION1 personally speaking


I wouldn't live in the centre of LOCATION1 itself as it is really busy and noisy


I'd go to LOCATION1 - its an up and coming area, has some great bars / restaurants, and excellent food markets


I'd guess it was pretty much the same deal as LOCATION1


I'd prefer somewhere like LOCATION1


I'll give you an idea of the areas in SE London around LOCATION1


I'll go with LOCATION1


I'm researching my family history and my 3xgreat grandfather was born in 'LOCATION1 Court Rd" in London


I've been offered a job in LOCATION1 and will be relocating from the US


I've been too all of those places and my favorite is LOCATION1 it's really lovely


I've lived in LOCATION1 all my life and haven't been stabbed once


I've lived in LOCATION1 for 34 years and never had any problem


I've lived in LOCATION1 my whole life and frankly I hate it


IO have a friend in LOCATION1 but she says it's a pain in the ar travelling to central every day for work


Id live in LOCATION1  and has transport links via national rail


Id suggest LOCATION1 is an area on the up , the main high street seem to be thriving these days so you might find good value


Ideally in LOCATION2 / LOCATION1, although rest of London is cool


If London is a must then avoid the area around LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 in the South-East


If London, a good place is LOCATION1


If it's a fine day without mist or rain take him to LOCATION1


If money isn't an object them you could try LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 as they're Thameside and both have direct tube links to SK


If money was no object - LOCATION1 in LOCATION2


If not, how much would it cost to get from the LOCATION2 DLR area to London LOCATION1 by taxi


If you are catholic please stay in Canada we don't want you I wouldn't say south-west because it is north of the River so just west  Also interestingly, LOCATION1 FC are not actually situated in LOCATION1


If you are in LOCATION1 head to 'La Pietra' one of the better Italian restaurants in the area


If you are really scared of crime statistics, choose LOCATION1 or even LOCATION2


If you have a reasonable budget go for LOCATION2 or LOCATION1


If you lived in LOCATION1 or LOCATION2, expect to get your head kicked in a fair few times


If you visited the really working class areas in the east end and LOCATION1 maybe you would have got a different picture


If you walk over LOCATION1 Bridge you are at LOCATION2


If you want a decent place to bring up kids or have a decent standart of living try LOCATION1 or LOCATION2


If you want an area which is entirely newly built, you will have to go somewhere like LOCATION2 in the LOCATION1 area of London


If you want space , LOCATION2 is your best bet I 'm from LOCATION1 and have also lived in South London a bit


If you want to live in Essex stick to areas like LOCATION2 or LOCATION1


If you want to see the London NYE fireworks live; you can only do this from a small tight area along the LOCATION1 Embankment


If you work East in the London then Shad Thames area beside Tower Bridge or the new apartment complexes in LOCATION1


If you're into shopping head to LOCATION1


If your a quiet person who enjoys their space and likes to reflect on the world then a quiet suburban area near London like LOCATION1, or LOCATION2


If your budget is restricted then I would say LOCATION2 (LOCATION1, Aldgate, Aldgate East, Tower of Hamlets) there are a flats that are a reasonable price


If your looking for somewhere in particular though LOCATION1 is a good place , and like all places it has a range of expensive and not so expensive areas : )


If your looking to be within the Greater London area, maybe try looking at LOCATION1, which is  just slightly less expensive


In LOCATION1, there's the Geffrye Museum which has regular children's special days, and the Museum of Childhood which is all about children


In general LOCATION1 is a good place to go as there are so many different shops and stalls to go to and it's mostly affordable


In my opinion LOCATION2 isn't too far out but LOCATION1 can be quite a treck


In other words the best place to live in London is LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 all the other places are dumps


In the summer of 1965, Ronnie Scott's moved to its present home at 47 Frith Street in London's LOCATION1


Is it ok to live near LOCATION1


It has a lot of investment and public and media attention coming in because several of its boroughs will be the hosts for the 2012 olympics, in terms of people, you have middle class types in LOCATION1, every race in LOCATION2 as a total, and it is a mix of inner London and suburbia


It has good nightlife, live theatre and is close to the very beautiful Surrey Hills Very green and leafy: richmond, LOCATION2, LOCATION1, Walton On The Hill-on-thames


It is really easy to travel via subway in London especially being located near LOCATION1


It's close to LOCATION1 park which is a major sports  site and the park itself is great with a number of attractions including the famous victorian dinosaurs


It's cool working in LOCATION1 as I like being on the victoria line


It's kent, and so is LOCATION1


Its part of LOCATION2  you never hear "I live in LOCATION1" in conversation - it'd sound weird


Its right between LOCATION2 village and LOCATION1


Just a couple of ideas  LOCATION1 is much better than it used to be and is very central


Just think of Little Somalia and its there, right in LOCATION1


Katy Ortega http;// LOCATION1


Kingsroad in LOCATION1


LOCATION1  It's pricey but at night it's beautiful


LOCATION1  has improved in recent years with the opening of the international rail terminal at St Pancras


LOCATION1  have a big Bangladeshi population


LOCATION1  is fine and I never had any trouble


LOCATION1  they actually have deer running about in the park


LOCATION1 , on the other hand , is dodgy


LOCATION1 , south London is also home to a sizeable Brazilian community that lives alongside the UK 's single largest Portuguese community in ` Little Portugal '


LOCATION1 - Central, fairly affordable


LOCATION1 - Exciting neighbourhood, full of culture


LOCATION1 - Good shopping area, loads of offices, very modern, skyscrapers etc  Very different from the rest of London


LOCATION1 - It is a real inner-London area with all the advantages and problems of that


LOCATION1 - This is a major outer London centre


LOCATION1 - is exactly like LOCATION2 and is only 5 mins down the road , how much dough can you afford to spend and i will tell you the nicest place to live


LOCATION1 - right at the end of the Northern Line


LOCATION1 Bells


LOCATION1 Est  again not somewhere I'd chose to live, but again, mainly council housing so its unlikely it would come up


LOCATION1 I think is a bit of a dead area , not much there and transport is awkward


LOCATION1 I think is generally safer


LOCATION1 LOCATION1 Village is very upmarket and many artists live there


LOCATION1 LOCATION2 Park Lane richmond St  James Park


LOCATION1 London Farm has a wide range of livestock, poultry, and horses, and offers pony rides on Saturday and Sunday, 1.30pm-2.30pm (for 1)


LOCATION1 N1 , N7 and N5 is also nice and LOCATION2 NW1 is also nice , both a bit more upscale than Stokey


LOCATION1 North, SE1


LOCATION1 Road and the streets around it are where you are more likely to find students


LOCATION1 Road, British Rail


LOCATION1 SW12 is ideal for a young 20-30 ish couple


LOCATION1 Village  is not Central London


LOCATION1 [LOCATION2


LOCATION1 a large park in central London; there is no admission charge


LOCATION1 aint cheap you muppet, that's prime location


LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are handiest for transport though


LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are my top picks for location , being a `` good '' area full of parks and other nice things , however they 're quite posh and


LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are the most dangerous


LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are the most dangerous areas in London


LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 no go areas


LOCATION1 and The Royal Observatory


LOCATION1 and surrounding areas have plenty of restaurants , bars as well as its quiet side


LOCATION1 another example


LOCATION1 at its widest point is 9.6 miles by 5.4 miles in length


LOCATION1 but its not cheap


LOCATION1 certainly isn't known for high crime levels  No at all


LOCATION1 for Indian food


LOCATION1 from what I see is quite posh


LOCATION1 has a cinema and a lot of different places to eat


LOCATION1 has a really cool market which attracts goths


LOCATION1 has a reputation as an affluent and fashionable area, known for attractive terraces of large Victorian townhouses, and high-class shopping and restaurants


LOCATION1 has a vibrant Indian community Maximum indians are living there


LOCATION1 has an amazing nightlife , it 's a really beautiful and vibrant part of the London and there 's always loads going on


LOCATION1 has some trendy bars and a few restaurant mainly limited to hoxton Square


LOCATION1 has the craziest places


LOCATION1 has the nicest areas , pricey though


LOCATION1 has very good buses , is in walking distance of LOCATION1 or Elephant tube and has trains from Denmark Hill station


LOCATION1 i kno it is just outside London but is nice


LOCATION1 if you can afford is great


LOCATION1 in LOCATION2 is a nice area , and pretty cheap


LOCATION1 in London is almost three times as large as New York London 's LOCATION2


LOCATION1 in SW London is a nice part of London


LOCATION1 in the North, not too far from LOCATION2, has good schools and is a really nice pocket of London


LOCATION1 is Great too


LOCATION1 is OK but where are you coming from


LOCATION1 is a 30 minute train ride from LOCATION1 Station in central London


LOCATION1 is a better area after LOCATION2


LOCATION1 is a bit of a dump, LOCATION2 is slightly nicer


LOCATION1 is a brilliant place to live


LOCATION1 is a clean area with park and shops along the whole chiswick High Road


LOCATION1 is a commuter town for people working in London


LOCATION1 is a decent area and easy to get to work on the train


LOCATION1 is a good area for a newcomer


LOCATION1 is a good area of London to live in


LOCATION1 is a good place


LOCATION1 is a good place to start out in London


LOCATION1 is a great area with heaps of pubs , restaurants and young people everywhere


LOCATION1 is a great place to live


LOCATION1 is a high class quiet residential area BUT there are also two penal establishments in the area


LOCATION1 is a lovely part of London and I 'd definitely want to live there given an opportunity


LOCATION1 is a major transport centre for trains , buses and Tube lines


LOCATION1 is a museum to some of the best curry London has to offer


LOCATION1 is a nice place


LOCATION1 is a nice place to live near Roundwood Park , it is located in North West of London


LOCATION1 is a very nice area with restaurants and bars, and only about 15 minutes on the tube (Jubilee Line) from the centre of town


LOCATION1 is a very popular place for Australians and South Africans so you 'd probably find a lively community you 'd fit in with there


LOCATION1 is about the safest area in London


LOCATION1 is actually more normally known as LOCATION1


LOCATION1 is also a good area to live


LOCATION1 is also a good choice and has much more going on than the other two places


LOCATION1 is also a good location


LOCATION1 is also a great place , but incredibly pricey Depends what your budget is like


LOCATION1 is also not bad


LOCATION1 is also quite hip but is still a bit edgy


LOCATION1 is also very popular, as is LOCATION2


LOCATION1 is amazing


LOCATION1 is an amazing place to live


LOCATION1 is an area with lots of places to eat , has a market through the week


LOCATION1 is beautiful and has so much for kids there


LOCATION1 is best  LOCATION2 are extremely unpleasant


LOCATION1 is better , you can see live music in a pub and it does have a better atmosphere ( albeit seriously pretencions ) but it is off the beaten track a bit


LOCATION1 is cheaper to live in than LOCATION2 by the way


LOCATION1 is cheapest place to stay near to London with rates upto 600pounds for descent space


LOCATION1 is close to three commons


LOCATION1 is excellent for transport ( trains , buses , and another tube station , this one with more lines )


LOCATION1 is fine but it can be very noisy depending where you live and the trains and buses are always crowded during morning and evening commutes


LOCATION1 is full of artists , designers , entrepreneurs and IT people


LOCATION1 is full of everything including markets and street entertainers and musicians - it  is really entertaining and good fun


LOCATION1 is generally cheaper than LOCATION1 because of the lack of tube stations so you might want to start there


LOCATION1 is good


LOCATION1 is good if you like to have good transport but still feel like a little town on its own


LOCATION1 is great , as it 's very posh


LOCATION1 is great Tube/overground/THE COMMONS London is a very strange place to live as alot of the rougher areas close to town are expensive and the nice parts are cheaper because there out of town


LOCATION1 is great and best for transport, having tube and overground


LOCATION1 is great; not so much the other parts of LOCATION2


LOCATION1 is like a country village


LOCATION1 is located in the London borough of LOCATION1 and is in the Greater London area


LOCATION1 is lovely and not at all like LOCATION1


LOCATION1 is more residential ; mostly streets of houses and it will take longer to get in to the London


LOCATION1 is much better


LOCATION1 is much more lively, good shops, more multicultural but borders on some rough areas


LOCATION1 is n't safe , I used to live there and it is a disgusting , rough area


LOCATION1 is n't very friendly either


LOCATION1 is near LOCATION1 but it is quite a posh place


LOCATION1 is nice


LOCATION1 is nice  I live around the LOCATION1/richmond area


LOCATION1 is nice , plenty of green spaces and several train stations I will be relocating to London for work in one month


LOCATION1 is nice , the green belt is just 5 minutes away , its all fields there


LOCATION1 is nice, but NOT cheap, and for my taste, too far out


LOCATION1 is not the best place to be, esp for u young girls at night to be honest, and not much in the way of shopping either


LOCATION1 is often overlooked


LOCATION1 is ok


LOCATION1 is ok to live


LOCATION1 is okay , houses are n't too expensive there London is not a safe London


LOCATION1 is on the Metropolitan Line of the Underground ; the trains are frequent and take 35 minutes to LOCATION1


LOCATION1 is on the Piccadilly line and you can commute to there in 30 minutes from virtually the most northerly point on the line about 10 miles out on the outskirts of London


LOCATION1 is one of if not the most expensive areas in London, so if you're looking for reasonably pricing I'd avoid it


LOCATION1 is one of the best boroughs in London   there are 2 tube lines and numerous overhead train stations around


LOCATION1 is one of the best places to live in South, Greater London


LOCATION1 is one of the nicest London Boroughs


LOCATION1 is part of London , it 's not a town , merely an area of London


LOCATION1 is pretty expensive , as are swathes of the rest of the borough


LOCATION1 is probably better although you may get noise from the Airport


LOCATION1 is probably safer than other areas


LOCATION1 is quite a long way out of London , but its very green


LOCATION1 is quite a low rent area


LOCATION1 is quite a nice area , it has a few universities in/around it and is also well know for being a place where young families live


LOCATION1 is really close to central London ( easy walk ) but very expensive rent


LOCATION1 is really nice , lovely park and market


LOCATION1 is right on the THames , we have a inner London farm , and several marines


LOCATION1 is safe , in general ,  there is a high pick pocket rate , but keep your wits about you and do n't carry things in exposed pockets


LOCATION1 is slightly more up market, it's an extremely vibrant area of London, and mainly consists of young and middle aged professionals


LOCATION1 is slightly more upmarket , with good train/tube connections to London There 's nothing wrong with any of those areas but there is probably some truth in what you 've heard


LOCATION1 is something else


LOCATION1 is the address of choice for those with enough money to be able to choose anywhere they like


LOCATION1 is the best area


LOCATION1 is the best place to live in London


LOCATION1 is the middle class end of LOCATION2 , the bit around the junction is working class


LOCATION1 is the nicest suburb, but a little farther out


LOCATION1 is the worst part of London  LOCATION2 is safer


LOCATION1 is up and coming and then you have LOCATION1 right next to you


LOCATION1 is up and coming for young families


LOCATION1 is very attractive and is a short frequent suburban rail commute into central London


LOCATION1 is very cosmopolitan and good for DJ bars and Live Music Venues


LOCATION1 is very downmarket


LOCATION1 is very expensive to live and renting a flat there would cost you approx


LOCATION1 is very far from Central London and no buses except from nights go to Central London straight


LOCATION1 is very middle class with people with lots of money


LOCATION1 is very nice, it is full of green space and one of the most picturesque parks in London


LOCATION1 is well connected on the Jubilee (zone 2) line being one of the newest lines and takes you to LOCATION2 or Bond Street in no time at all


LOCATION1 is well connected with three tube stations and is generally a plesant place to live


LOCATION1 is well worth a visit too - just hop on the DLR and it takes you straight there


LOCATION1 isn't to bad either


LOCATION1 itself is a lovely area to live , my nans lived there for 30 years and I spend much of my child their


LOCATION1 may be an excellent option , there 're relatively inexpensive areas there , and you can travel to richmond by bike $ 450 a week roughly equates to 1000 over here ( there 's not much point in you asking us in dollars seeing as that is n't the currency we use over here )


LOCATION1 may be furhter out, but there is still loads to access, the river isn't far (down at LOCATION2)


LOCATION1 might sometimes have a bad reputation but actually much of it is quite nice depends very much which part of LOCATION1 you 're talking about


LOCATION1 near LOCATION1 would be ideal because there are direct trains to Gatwick from there


LOCATION1 offers many authentic indian restaurants such as dosa n chutney and chennai dosa


LOCATION1 or LOCATION2


LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 , both have lots of restaurants and pubs


LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 are no where near Central Ondon, and you'll spend all your time on trains


LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 if you can afford either of these areas


LOCATION1 prices (one answer recommended Ken


LOCATION1 runs on the victoria line


LOCATION1 seems to be full of teenagers these days and it can get quite touristy and dirty


LOCATION1 used to be utterly dreadful


LOCATION1 was a concrete jungle


LOCATION1 was probaly the first Irish community in London


LOCATION1 which is not far from LOCATION1 would be a better community to live in


LOCATION1 would be a good choice


LOCATION1 would be good


LOCATION1's bloody horrible,  AND, I daresay, probably, bleedin' expensive an' all


LOCATION1's still quite central and has good bus and tube connections (and it's easy to get to LOCATION2 from there)


LOCATION1, LOCATION2  and surrounding areas are good


LOCATION1, LOCATION2 its kind of scary people get mugged very often


LOCATION1, London's most beautiful open space   LOCATION2, is mainly a Jewish area,


LOCATION1, Middx - just slightly North, and a lovely place


LOCATION1, a quieter area, although it will have local shops, restaurants etc  Not far from LOCATION2 and the River


LOCATION1, beyond any doubt


LOCATION1, if you don`t mind George Gallaway


LOCATION1, it is a great place to go out for the day to shop or see a film, and has great nightlife as well


LOCATION1, posh and down to earth at the same time


LOCATION1, where I live, is quite at the hub nowadays


LOCATION1, which has a lovely almost country village feel, and has a really cool bar called Zerodegrees which brews its own beer on site


LOCATION1/LOCATION2 road is a good area


LOCATION1: Right, so yeah, it has its crime


LOCATION2 (Location - South East) - Expensive apartment LOCATION1 (Location- Central ) - For the rich and famous, expensive and central


LOCATION2 / LOCATION1  are good places if you need to be more central - again similar price tag


LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 are considered the 'nice' area's of London to live


LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 are easily accessible from many areas


LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 are more areas to look if you want to settle down with a family , due to good schools , more green space , and being safer because they are further out ( Zones 4 , 5 and 6 ) , all these things are useless to a single 18 yo


LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 are nice places


LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 areas are good alternatives as well


LOCATION2 and the LOCATION1 are cool, and I am going to stick my neck out here and say that the rest of London is basically boring


LOCATION2 is OK but LOCATION1 is also a much better place to shop which a large shopping centre called the Bentall centre


LOCATION2 is a 30 minute train ride from LOCATION1 Station in central London


LOCATION2 is a good area as well as LOCATION1 but this area has some crime


LOCATION2 is definitely improving because like LOCATION1 it is right along The Thames so it can make good use of the river


LOCATION2 is excellent for restaurants by LOCATION1 I think is tad cheaper


LOCATION2 is not a nice area , as is most of LOCATION1


LOCATION2 is not too bad LOCATION1  is very upmarket and many artists live there


LOCATION2 is reasonably safe and LOCATION1 is ok


LOCATION2 is worse and LOCATION1 is even worse than that


LOCATION2 or LOCATION1


LOCATION2 or LOCATION1 are the best places


LOCATION2 town centre is larger and more important than LOCATION1's


LOCATION2, LOCATION1 are bad news too


Let's face it I can't afford LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 ha


Like LOCATION1 and nearby


Like most other parts of London , LOCATION1 is an area of contrasts


Live in LOCATION1  LOCATION1  Mostly young people, nice area can be expensive though


London is expensive, LOCATION1 especially so


Look for a place to live in LOCATION1 aswell


Look on Hostel sites  I like LOCATION1


Lordship Lane in LOCATION1


Make ure you take a visit to LOCATION1


Many of the key tourist attractions, the residence of the Queen (Head of State) are all in a district-level municipality called the LOCATION1


Many parts of LOCATION1, particularly in the north, have been well known as hotspots for drug dealing


Many, but not all, of the shops around LOCATION1 are open until 9:00pm on Thursdays and Fridays, but further down Oxford Street only until 7:00 or 8:00pm


Me aunt and uncle used to pick me up from outside LOCATION1 Tube station, when I used to go and stay with 'em as a teenager


Most are very expensive to rent or buy even the grotty little flats and bedsits in LOCATION1


Most of London is still pretty expensive my sister lives in LOCATION1 and it is cheaper


Museum of Garden History, LOCATION1 Palace Road


My birth town is South LOCATION1 and some big names that I know of from around there


My first time went to: Big Ben, Big Eye,LOCATION1, Madame Tussaud, LOCATION2's Believe it or Not, Science Museum and History Museum too


My friend lives somewhere in LOCATION1  i've never been to his house


My friend was saying LOCATION1 is good , but the commute to Central London is very painful


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


My mother rents out her largest room for 90 a week and this in the heart of LOCATION1 Old Town


My partner was born in LOCATION1


NW of LOCATION1 is LOCATION1, and that's pretty nice


Near pretty rough neighbourhoods like LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


Near to LOCATION1 are nicer areas within the London boroughs of Bexley and bromley


Nearby is LOCATION1 which has Hampstead Heath, a HUGE park and tons of playgrounds for kids


Nearer to London is LOCATION2 or LOCATION1


New LOCATION1


North of the river Thames from the river Lea in the east to the river Colne in the west was the county of LOCATION1


Northwest London is a credible area of London in its own right and not just a subsect of LOCATION1


Not LOCATION1, NW10 to be exact


Not much in way of night life but very close to LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


Not to far from LOCATION2 is LOCATION1


Now I am not saying that this is true in every case (for example, my mum actually says that LOCATION1 is in London, whereas my mate's cousin who is 25 says that it is definitely Kent)


Now live in Hertfordshire, although some family still live in LOCATION1


OR we could stay at my sisters flat, which is in a place called Battlebridge Court in LOCATION1


Of the 3 areas you mentioned, LOCATION1 is the safest


Old LOCATION1 around the outlet to the tunnel is pretty grotty


On the other hand i personally live in LOCATION1 , very nice area, and i personally feel that it's allot better than LOCATION2


One nice thing is that the Tube goes to LOCATION1 so you can easily get in to central London  I was born near LOCATION1


One of the main areas where Irish people used to live is LOCATION1


One of them will be attending the London Hotel School (W14 0AE) in LOCATION1


One place I could easily identify is LOCATION1 which is on Jubilee line


Or Living in LOCATION1, crime is not high and the location is very 'cushy'


Or try LOCATION1 where you can get more for your money


Or, how about LOCATION1, which is in Kent but also part of London


Out of the two I'd prefer LOCATION1 to LOCATION1


Out of these i would say, LOCATION1 (upper)


Outside of office hours it 's nearly deserted LOCATION1 is quite the senic area


Parts of LOCATION1 are cheaper and nice for the money, but on the wrong side of the river


Penthouse, top floor overlooking LOCATION2) 3) LOCATION1 (Selection of stylish 1 bedroom apartments located in stunning and original warehouse conversion (WAR1) It is a fantastic flat with exposed brick walls


People are saying LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 etc, but we warned that aint all good


People in LOCATION1, wembley or richmond would be a lot more likely to say they live in London


Perhaps start with North or LOCATION1


Personally , I do n't think LOCATION1 is that bad


Personally I prefer LOCATION1 - greener, better restaurants and shopping;  better public transport too


Personally I think all of LOCATION1 is too crowded to I chose to live in LOCATION2 (SE London)


Personally, I live right on the edge of London in LOCATION1, Essex


Personally, I would go for LOCATION2 or LOCATION1


Personally, having lived there, I would say LOCATION1 was a little more 'upmarket' but watch out for the planes - a lot of houses in LOCATION1 are on the landing flightpath into heathrow which can be very irritating at around 4.30/5.00 in the morning, especially in summer


Places near LOCATION1 NOT to live


Property prices in LOCATION1 are not cheap


RE: where does the origin of the south London name 'LOCATION1' come from


Seriously think LOCATION1 still has that Mary Poppins type architecture to it , not a crazy observation great place to spend one 's childhood


Shame on her  LOCATION1 is an old classic


Since basically the 1920s and 30s even places like LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 right on the edge of London have had the Tube, so that may help residents of those places to feel more attached to London


Some areas on the Piccadilly line around Arnos Grove, LOCATION1, LOCATION2 etc are very nice and are worth a look


Some people have suggested LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


Some where between the airport and LOCATION1


Somebody else on here was mentioning the boroughs of LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 as being cheap, affordable and safe, and I agree with that


South is popular LOCATION1 down to LOCATION2 - good transport links with Brighton and the south coast at the other end


St  Paul's, LOCATION1, The Temple, London LOCATION2 Palace, Harrods, the Science Museum, the Natural History Museum Tower of London, Tower Bridge The locations above are covered in our Guide to London's Tower Hill


Stay away from LOCATION1  it's where everyone gets stabbed  WHATEVER YOU DO DON'T GO TO LOCATION2 AT NIGHT


Stay away from LOCATION1 and the housing estates which are the poorer run-down areas


Suburban areas differ   I live in LOCATION1 and late night shopping is Thursdays   but only until 8:00pm


TW14 9HQ Tel: 07966546829 Al Harem Address: (LOCATION1) Leicester


Take a rivercruise to LOCATION1, nice market, bars, and GMT


Take the Tavistock Square bus and go to LOCATION1 - plenty cheap there


Tel: 0207 403 3761. Tower of London information | LOCATION2 information | Hotels near Tower Bridge 3. Buckingham Palace - Popularly known as "Buck House", has served as the Monarch`s permanent London residence since the accession of Queen LOCATION1


Thanks in advance for any advice  LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 are both very safe, leafy London boroughs with a wide range of good restaurants, bars and clubs as well as excellent transport links to the centre (we don't say 'downtown' here)


The Chiltern Railways line Birmingham to LOCATION1 stops at wembley Stadium


The LOCATION1 (which is most of the rest of London) is where lots of Londoners live but there are tons of other areas as well


The LOCATION1 area is a bit rough


The LOCATION1 is in the Lower Lea Valley area, and also LOCATION2 which is the major area for the Olympic Games


The London Aquarium on the LOCATION1 ( near the London Eye ) is very pushchair friendly and they have lifts to every level


The above answerer is right, the other side of LOCATION1 is much worse, but LOCATION1 Park is not amazing


The above will give you a resident's view of LOCATION1 Kent  Be advised - LOCATION1 is in London: the London borough of Bexley to be precise


The amount of times my mate has told me that story in the black Lion, LOCATION1 Rd


The area around LOCATION1 is OK sort of bohemian, middle-class area with some nice houses and interesting stores and restaurants


The area around LOCATION1 is very nice with pubs, cafes and shops nearby Victoria Park Road is said to be the longest one way thoroughfare in London


The area around LOCATION1 is worth a look now ( it used to be hell on earth until very recently)


The area is busy all day and at night because of its proximity to LOCATION1, LOCATION2, and Charlotte St (with all its restaurants and bars)


The best clubs in London are definitely in LOCATION1 (don't be put off by the fact Amy Winehouse lives there)


The best place for gay/lesbian bars are either around Oxford Street in LOCATION1 or down in LOCATION2 in South London


The best place you can live is LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 in Surrey


The best places would be LOCATION2, LOCATION1


The borough of LOCATION1 includes both the place where Tony Blair's family lives, and LOCATION1 (possibly the worst place in the world EVER)


The campus is in LOCATION1 Road


The dangerous places i know are: LOCATION1 LOCATION2 Full of knife crime


The houses are mostly very nice there, and you are also very close to LOCATION1 (10 mins) and from LOCATION2 (30 mins)  I wouldn't want to live on the main road itself there, but most of the roads off it seem fairly nice


The location is great though, because you can get to virtually anywhere in London from LOCATION1 or by bus


The main LOCATION1 Road is safeish because it is busy


The main one to avoid is LOCATION1


The majority of wealthy families lived around LOCATION2 and In general the LOCATION1 was where the poorer lived


The more expensive places are LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


The nicer streets in LOCATION1 (SE5) aren't that expensive especially the bit near LOCATION1 station


The official centre of London is a statue of King Charles I in an area called LOCATION1, which is in LOCATION2


The only credible one would be LOCATION1  That's the largest woodland in the London area


The only negative thing about living in LOCATION1 that I can think of is that it is very expensive


The other London is LOCATION1,Home to the Queen and Parliament


The reputation as London 's red light district is old-fashioned and no longer deserved , and LOCATION1 is very cosmopolitian and trendy with a high gay population


The safest boroughs across all crime categories are LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


The towns of LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 are also both lovely towns


The tube station is on the Northern line just one stop from LOCATION1


The underground and busy market places such as LOCATION1, can have its share of pick-pockets and muggers just like anywhere else has


The very centre of London (places like LOCATION1) are very well off and there are lower levels of crime


Then LOCATION1 Road to the A40(M) flyover


There are 27,000 Portuguese people living in LOCATION1


There are VERY nice parts in LOCATION1 too


There are free spectacles throughout the year, but one of the most warmly enjoyed is Guy Fawkes' Night (November 5), when parks throughout the country hold spectacular fireworks displays: LOCATION2 and Ravenscourt Park are two of the best  On New Year's Eve thousands of revelers descend on Trafalgar Square and the LOCATION1 to watch more free fireworks


There are lots of things to do depends on WHERE in LOCATION1 you are though, and WHAT your into as well


There are many areas of LOCATION1 with quite large Indian populations, and you may find that you money goes further there


There are many nice places in south and LOCATION1 in particular


There are others in West London as well (such as Regent's Park), but East is by far better  Zam Zam, Green St, LOCATION1


There are some great places to live near  LOCATION1LOCATION1 but without the higher property prices


There are three separate lines of the underground network that go though LOCATION1 station, so it's quite well connected


There aren't villages in London unless you mean LOCATION1 Village which is not Central London


There is a 24 hour bus, the 176, which goes to Oxford St  There are other buses which go to LOCATION1


There is a large Ghanian community who live and work in the LOCATION1 area


There is a lot of new building going on just west of LOCATION1 right on the River


There is a thriving Irish community in and around LOCATION1, LOCATION1


There is always something happening on the LOCATION1 as well, and if you can The London Eye


There is an Odeon cinema, WH Smith, Peacocks, KFC, Subway, Police Station, independent cafes and restaurants, 99p store, Adams, New Look, Clarks, Sainsburys local, Iceland, Lidls, loads of charity shops, Boots, Superdrug etc  It's a multi cultural area with a large number of afro/caribbean (particularly Somalian towards the LOCATION1 Common end) residents, Indian / Pakistani / Polish as well as White British and Irish


There is no longer a base in LOCATION1 but there are some RAF married quarters


There's a Leisure park in LOCATION1 nearby - it has a bowling alley, a big swimming pool, a cinema and restaurants


There's a lot of drug dens, prostitution and crime in LOCATION1 - so yep, great


There's a pub right outside LOCATION1 station called the Swan that was always a really good time -


There's an American International School there, the village is LOCATION1


Therefore probably avoid places like LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


Theres a great shop in LOCATION1  tesco, believe it or not


These are some of the wealthiest areas of London, and many of them, like LOCATION1, are primarily residential


These days, who could afford to live in LOCATION1 except the celebrities and the riches


They are developing the river front area between LOCATION1 and Gravesend in Kent and calling it the Thames Gateway


They have a housing system for their schools  so I don't know if it includes pricey areas like LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


Thinking about LOCATION1 being on the Northern line how about LOCATION2


This article I read actually states that in recent years LOCATION1 has become very upscale with increasingly rising property values


Time out market guide~ LOCATION1 is becoming quite a good place to stay


Try LOCATION2 or LOCATION1 for some good curry and Indianan culture


Try SW/SE or south but be care full you check (not LOCATION2 or LOCATION1)


Try looking at LOCATION2 or LOCATION1 boroughs


Unlike being a tourist in China, where even the backpackers are kings, my $12/hour Canadian job is considered huge over there, the English will bring me down to my knees making my travels there panhandling partly even though I am a security guard in Canada as a profession  LOCATION1 to LOCATION2 takes 45 mins on the train  Catch the first north bound helicopter I am moving to London to live with my Girlfriend who is a student there


Unlike some places that become pricey because they are trendy, LOCATION1 is understated cool


We are considering a one year move to London to the LOCATION1 location of my husbands company


We parked in a side street in LOCATION1 once; we were gone five minutes, came back and our hubcaps had been stollen


Well , LOCATION1 is pretty dreadful


Well yes, if you can afford to live in LOCATION1 then it would be great but very very expensive


Western parts of the area are often listed as being part of LOCATION1, understandable perhaps because the Hassidic Jewish community of LOCATION1 extends across the border, and the imposing New Synagogue is part of the area


When I lived in London I really wanted to live at LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 but couldn't find an affordable house at the time


When I was two Years old I lived in LOCATION1, London


With the LOCATION1 where Big Ben, Oxford Street and Buckingham Palace are all located being the most dangerous


Yet people living in LOCATION1 do not like to think of it as London or Kent


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


You can also walk to LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 which both have cool bars and restaurants


You could also consider LOCATION1 for flat/house shares too


You could also look at LOCATION1 in Surrey which is about 20 minutes to LOCATION2


You could also try LOCATION1


You could live in the LOCATION1 area


You could look further out at Robertsbridge  LOCATION1 near the station Its in West London , decent shopping, good transport links, loads of parks for your kids


You could take in the above suggestions of LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 if you are a millionaire


You could try LOCATION1 but keep away from the LOCATION2


You don't say where you are working so no point recommending somewhere in South London if you're going to be working in LOCATION1


You may also see the fireworks from south of the River somewhere on the LOCATION1


You might also like to give places like LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 a try, especially along their river fronts


You might find a 3 bedroom flat (apartment) somewhere like LOCATION2/LOCATION1 in the South-West for that money - and it'll take you about an hour to get to Marleybone with train and tube


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


You should move to LOCATION1 - it's clean, friendly, not as expensive as Central London and has the correct balance between suburbian and London life


You will baffle your mates in America  If you're over 30 Liverpool Under 30 Arsenal or United  or maybe LOCATION1


You'll love LOCATION2 and LOCATION1


Your best best is to get a tube in from LOCATION1 but you will have to get a night bus (Look on the TFL website for timetables and routes) back - I would advise maybe one to LOCATION1 central and then a licensed cab to your hotel as the local cabs can be a rip off


Your other options is to go north - LOCATION1, say


Your rent goes further in LOCATION1 than many parts of the centre, west and north


alternatively, you could stay in LOCATION1/LOCATION2 area


another place to go is LOCATION1


as for LOCATION2 and LOCATION1  i normally avoid it  full of tourists and over priced


avoid LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 , the rest is ok to good


cheapest borough is LOCATION1


check it out LOCATION1's not a bad place either


districts including LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 are also in relatively the same position, problems but they are cheaper


edit re Additional Details: You ask about LOCATION1 too


found that when I was pregnant, I wanted to move out of being in a young trendy area (LOCATION2) in a flat to moving slightly further out so i could have a house with a garden (LOCATION1)


given that I don't live in the LOCATION1 area, I very very rarely get the chance to take the DLR


having lived in the LOCATION1 for a while  I have found that it can be a lovely area


head to LOCATION1 if historical buildings and antique markets are more your cup of tea


hope that helps  I lived on the border of LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 for 4 months while studying abroad


i fall under LOCATION1 - big hello to other Londoners form the north, south and east too


i have lived in London my whole life and have lived all over  (LOCATION1 LOCATION2) are definitely my favourites


i live by LOCATION1,safe as houses and great pubs/restaurants along the river you'll love it there :)


i live in LOCATION1 and LOCATION1 isn't as bad as everyone thinks and the houses are beautiful


i live in LOCATION1, and walk into central London (3 miles) all the time


i lived in LOCATION1 for a time during my stay there so nice


i lived in LOCATION1 we had a 1 bed flat cost 56 per week it was through a housing association


if I had enough money, I would definitely live in LOCATION2 or LOCATION1


if you can afford it , LOCATION1 is a lovely area


if you fancy going North try LOCATION1


if you want to  shop I would recommend Westfield which is located in LOCATION1, West London


im not looking to move solely based on the commute everyday as I wont be going into London daily , just if I ever wanted to go out in London I know I can jump on a train quite easily LOCATION1 is just outside London which is only 20 minutes away by frequent fast train


im out in LOCATION1


in London outskirts ( south of London ) there are 2 nice area's more affordable than LOCATION2 like LOCATION1


its so close to LOCATION2 there would be loads of bankers staying on the LOCATION1 which would push rent up high


just don't live in LOCATION1


kate moss was born in LOCATION1 like Me


laulau and john LOCATION1 has been part of The London LOCATION2 of Bexley since 1965 and Griscely explicitly asked for areas outside of London altogether


lots of lovely scenery in LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


maybe LOCATION1 which is the first stop of the central line and u have the forest to explore


most places in LOCATION1 is messed up


my other favorites are LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


no need to live in LOCATION1 which is generally less accessible


opinion - LOCATION1 is a hole to live in


or maybe he'll go sumwhere in LOCATION1 who knos  He may not even be in London in 30 days


personally my favourite area is LOCATION1 but you need to be rich to live there


quiet suburban areas with good transport links like LOCATION1 are highly sought after and therefore expensive


she used to live down LOCATION1 avenue, allthough theyre tearing that house to bits so i think shes probably sold it


some of those streets above LOCATION1 are quite nice but maybe be careful how late at night you walk down from the tube, LOCATION1 tube at night can be particlarly nasty


t  Try LOCATION1 NW10. It will fit in your budget


t also says its in the west and LOCATION1, how can it be at both


the area around St Mary le LOCATION1 church was taken over by banks and the Finance industry


the borough of LOCATION1 is  quite quiet and boring


the ones around LOCATION1 are more expensive, generally further out from there cheaper, as long as on tube


there aren't many nice places in south east, mayb LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 isn't as bad as everyone thinks and the houses are beautiful


there is good shopping in nearby LOCATION1 and LOCATION2


they are boroughs and I would imagine LOCATION2 or LOCATION1 would be the cheapest boroughs however they are also the roughest


try areas such as LOCATION1 that have a trendy feel and are popular with young professionals


two french students were brutally murdered in LOCATION1 on Sunday


was there ever a victorian / or tudor palace called LOCATION1 that a duke lived in


we lived in LOCATION1 and liked how close it was to shops


wembley is inside the boundary line for Greater London, LOCATION1 ss outside


west LOCATION1 is handy


whatever happens in LOCATION1 is non-violent and relativly unislamic


why so many people think cockneys only come from LOCATION1


you can find similar palces in High Street LOCATION1 but you have to be patient and look properly


you can live out as far as LOCATION1/LOCATION2 which is on the edge of Greater London  and it only takes you about 20mins by train to commute right into Central London


you can probably get a room in LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 inside a more easygoing house


you do realise that LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are IN Greater London


you live around the LOCATION1 station, there's a National Railway route that will take you directly to LOCATION1 in about 30 minutes


you'll LOVE LOCATION1