Because that's where 70% of the jobs are

No it’s not. Stay clear of Leeds.

Yes . . . now that Fred West and his family no longer live near there

@@13strange67 They lived in Gloucester near the town centre. Gloucester itself isn't a nice place to live in other than Upton St Leonards a village outside.

A wonderful place to live if you are a fruitcake or similar. Going downhill fast 2024.

I used to live near the lido. Still miss the area after 20 years of living in Cornwall.

@@DannyOF ?

@@saltney17 RATIO 😹😹😹😹

@@DannyOF weird guy

@@DannyOF get a job

Wirral has gone down hill over the years, I moved away over 30 years ago to the Lake District

Scotland is much better anyway

. . . and full of self-entitled, materialistic, brain-dead Darby & Joan types what voted for Brexit unlike Liverpool Not for me thanks !

Yes I lived in Chester and agree Cheshire has so much to offer, lovely place to live

Yes, Chester seems to be great. It reflects both English and Wales cultures.

​@@petrabrook1998im going to check out Cheshire, I haven't before

Agree, that’s why it’s where we make our base when travelling from Canada.

I don't think Salisbury is well-heeled

Very true

Chester is amazing

Bradford is close though!

Totally agree I am dubious of some of these listings, no way Manchester or Leeds, are these best places to live and doesn't take into account the migrant populations of late.

@Abby Same old bring out the race card all you can say when someone disagrees with you. Its old hat now to many idiots using it.

Totally agree!! Manchester has a lot of crime like burglars, car stealing. Very high unemployment, very unsafe back home in late night!

Manchester is a vile place to live, lived there a couple of years and hated it

@@SerpentineSeiđr which part in manchester did you live in?

Maxim, I assume you're a Dutch speaker and English is another language. To correct your last sentence:" It's just a mindset. Be grateful and enjoy life. " I admire someone who has a go at another language. And you have done OK. Hope you take the criticism in the right spirit. How can anyone learn if they're not corrected ? I certainly was. Cheers.

@@anthonykennedy5324 Thanks, I appreciate corrections and positive upbuilding criticism. 🤗 To learn is to make mistakes also. Its not always easy 😅 i use Google translation a lot. I try to speak more languages. To communicate online and to use in countries i visit for holidays.

@@maximhollandnederlandthene7640 Thanks for the reply. I love your European attitude to languages. Your attitude would be very rare in my country, Australia . Or, indeed, in any English-speaking country. I had fewer problems with English in Berlin than I did in New York City !

Its the same all over. In America whenever there’s a riot the usual joke is “why do the rioters destroy and set fire to their own neighbourhood? Because they can’t afford bus fare to get to the fancy neighbourhoods” lol

@@prepperjonpnw6482 - exactly

Its just a mindset, feel granted and enjoying with life. 🤗

@@prepperjonpnw6482 if they could understand it and rather be more productive, maybe they could build themselves a nice neighborhood too, instead of being communal pests.

Bristol is a festering hub of Far Lefties

lol - thanks for making me laugh :-)

Ok thats Cornwall isn't It? I will check house prices out

@@user-lk8bz7hg2b in1992 I sold my house in Surrey for £ 80000,and bought one in Penzance for £ 40000

Very true, hope it stays that way

im 61,ive lived in manchester all my life but my father was from market drayton near shrewsbury, up to the age of 10 me and my siblings use to stay there with friends during the school summer holidays. They use to look after the municipal outdoor swimming pool located in the town. Really fond memories of the place

Certain parts are lovely in general but spoilt by Telford and whats to come out.

I thought he was going for Bury St Edmunds. My favourite place is Londonsbury, North Landshrikesshire, SE Cornwall.

I moved from Salisbury to Bristol (actually Compton Martin, a little village near Bristol) - I left both and moved to Australia 😉

I have been searching endlessly to find somewhere to move to as I'm now just a few years off retirement and have some serious health issues. I need to reduce working hours, hence reduce living costs, so hence I need to move to a more affordable area. I am really worried now because everywhere I look at appears to be run down, large drug problems, high violent crime and I will be on my own. Does anyone know or can tell me of a nice place I could be safe in thats relatively cheaper than the big cities. I need to find somewhere very soon. I dont know anything about moving countries how that works especially as I'm over sixty and cant contribute high earning to their economy

Only a few of the photos they had for Leeds were actually Leeds😂 that what makes me think they’ve actually never been here

....and the Black Swan!

And a lot angry beggers groups ask for pound what buy drugs lol

Be for holiday 2 weeks so then 100 off them walk In town next cinema 😆

I'm.be shocked

I'll agree with that, a friend of mine just took over a music pub there so good excuse for a visit!

I'm totally with you on this one. I know for a fact that the places you have mentioned (and I have been to all of them) are much better places to live than Manchester and Leeds. In fact, I'm pretty sure the same YT channel has put Manchester as one of the most deprived places in the UK.

harrogate is lovely but normal people cant afford it

Im from manchester. And its definately not a top place to live. Greater manchester yes, but not actual manchester. The inner city suburbs and pretty much all its immediate surrounding towns are are absolute shitholes

@@lordofthesuperchargedgiraffes same for Leeds, they’ve clearly never been outside of the city or the nicer areas in both cities

York is indeed amazing and coventry is a cute town for students ❤

I rather like Essex especially Colchester with its large castle. Also, Braintree and Witham are rather nice as well. Not as much rain as up north so more days out on the pitch like every Saturday. There used to be an American airbase there for a long time as it was the perfect place to launch fighters to intercept the nazi bombers on their way to London.

Manchester is not all bad. True it has its faults but there are plenty of interesting buildings and cultural opportunities there. Some great traditional old pubs there too.

Hate it me

Na its overrated, not bad in the summer but its just London on sea

@@jamesmurray8101 as a person that lives in Brighton I gotta agree it gets very depressing in the Autumn and winter and Rains alot

Too gay.

Bristol is worst place to live nothing to do their

If you want to see shitest weather cold,wind,rain,dark clouds all the time welcome and testles foods...

Sounds good !

@@erhanmustafov1513 It’s better than Russia, or whatever shit hole country you’re from.

@@erhanmustafov1513 Well as an American who has lived in England for almost two decades I quite disagree with you. The weather is better than Washington State. Yes rains a lot but you can also find beautiful sunshine in Spring time. Has beautiful cities & towns. I found their food similar of Spanish food if you are talking of their British culture food, is like comfy food, I love the Sunday lunch. But England also adopted Indian & Thai food as well of Italian in their culture. I preferred England and UK in terms of way of living than many American states or Some European countries like Poland or Russia.

I saw that in a walking video. Underrated indeed.