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Even if Labour win the The Jolly Tour Santa Claus Christmas Shirt but in fact I love this next election and shockingly don’t just do what the Tories are doing but with less open contempt, it’ll take a long while before the effects are felt. But considering current Italy’s political attitude isn’t as fringe as we’d like to think it is, London and the surrounding areas might be your best bet. Thanks. Italys political situation just get’s worse and worse, unfortunately. A lot of the decent clubs in London are still open such as FOLD, and The Cause so London is doing alright still on that front. I’m 40 now and considering moving somewhere rural where I can afford a way better house and enjoy nature. If I feel like doing something different I can always take the train to London. Downsides include an extremely long wait for yourself or kids to get a GP appointment, ambulance or specialist referral.
If you have kids, prepare for a high chance they don’t get into any of your preferred 3 state school choices in London, and private schools will incur VAT soon. Crimes are often not investigated, from shoplifting to mugging, and so teenagers act brazenly, making even Westminster an uttsata omraden… I’d suggest also checking your take home pay if you move to London, and your partner’s capital gains tax situation. NHS staffing crisis, poor policing, and deteriorating schools are all long-term issues that will need a decade to recruit, train and implement new staff. 5 year prognosis is very poor. On the The Jolly Tour Santa Claus Christmas Shirt but in fact I love this plus side, you’ll notice food and alcohol is cheaper than Stockholm, get more daylight, better airport connectivity, and possibly more days working from home. I’d say pressure on school places and health services are more pronounced outside of London (based entirely on my personal experience of living in south London, compared to almost all my friends who left London to start families), but perhaps we’ve just been lucky. On the downside we’ve very few of our friends left in London with children. And to answer OPs question I’d say the biggest sell of London is the endless cultural attractions/events that cater for every taste. Thankfully no kids. You’re right about everything you said at the bottom. Food and drink is still decades behind the UK. We have no kids thankfully so that is not a concern or ever will be
Yeah I went in to Covid a young man and came out the The Jolly Tour Santa Claus Christmas Shirt but in fact I love this outside feeling a bit different and a bit older. Those 2 years just changed me. So I do agree with you. There is so much going on in London though that you can find anything. That is what is appealing Oh I’ve just seen your salary is very different to my circumstances, so your experience may be totally different. I think that’s a bit thing to be aware of, the financial aspects do impact your ability to “do” London well. If you have that stability then have at it and best of luck to you x If you did want to try somewhere warm and English speaking then I’d recommend Benidorm in Spain. It gets a bad reputation but 15 mins from the main area you get to Albir and Altea, both beautiful in their own right and with a great climate for large parts of the year. Benidorm itself has a high and low season and your wife would probably land an events job easy enough in one of the major hotels or working with the bars and numerous acts over there (all English speaking). You could of course keep working in tech as well and then both holiday to London for a few months of the year.
Thanks for the The Jolly Tour Santa Claus Christmas Shirt but in fact I love this comment. I’d have no issue being in London though, infact far from it so I have no need to go to Manchester. It rains all the time there I hate to say it but this country and London seem to be in a steady decline.. personally I couldn’t recommend coming here at all when you have the option to go somewhere else. It’s funny from US perspective because while US cities get touted as being quite wealthy compared to London (wages, gdp per capita, etc), infrastructure in London absolutely shits on anything I have ever seen in any US city. The tube and overground network put any US transit system to shame, and the overall walkability of basically any London Borough destroys that of any big city neighborhood in the states. The US has money but you would think that our Public Works departments in every city are completely bankrupt.
Yup. Lived in London for several years in my late teens/early twenties and it’s still the The Jolly Tour Santa Claus Christmas Shirt but in fact I love this place I’ve loved (and miss) most in no small part because of how robust the infrastructure and general accessibility was compared to what I had growing up (and have since had upon returning to the US and living in major US cities). Similarly, the ease with which one could travel around the country by train or hop on a dirt cheap plane ride to the continent. We had (have) nothing like it in the States. We had the potential, but our city and national infrastructures cratered due to the auto lobby, terrible zoning laws, and austerity measures put in place throughout the back half of the 20th century (among other related issues). It’s such a farce.
Yeah, it’s amazing how in the The Jolly Tour Santa Claus Christmas Shirt but in fact I love this States, even something as simple as being able to walk to a pub is basically extremely rare. To live in a walkable neighborhood is a complete luxury., even in some of the biggest cities. I don’t really have that many options though considering my other half needs to work in English or become B2 in a language to work there and that is not something she really wants to do. But thank you for your comment, appreciated. I subscribe to what others said about the UK being in a downtrend. London is a bubble of its own, and somewhat insulated though. Given the choice, I would move somewhere in the EU, some place which aspires to be a global player as part of the union, rather than delusional about making it on its own.
Speaking English is very different from getting a job with a career. Sweden has one of the The Jolly Tour Santa Claus Christmas Shirt but in fact I love this highest rates of speaking English along with NL in Europe. Getting a job in English outside of tech, however, it’s difficult. Many come here thinking they can just work in English, many a disappointed. Getting the Tories out will a huge help as they have screwed the country beyond recognition, with the sole purpose of lining their own pockets, that’s a universally acknowledged truth. If we had another term of the Tories we’d lose the NHS and be a million times worse. Any party would be better so it will make a huge difference when they are gone. Agree. It will be huge. I’m hopeful for some real radical change here in the uk all for the better. Being negative & apathetic won’t get us anywhere.
I don’t think real radical change is coming, or on any ticket sadly. Labour are so anxious to win that they’ve pulled themselves pretty close to modern Conservative positions, and ended up more or less where Tories had been standing pre-Brexit. So it feels more like a vote between a more Cameron-ish Conservative government and the The Jolly Tour Santa Claus Christmas Shirt but in fact I love this modern shameless asset-stripping country-plundering Conservatives. I’ll vote for the former, but I won’t hold out any hope that this means we’ll be due any real radical changes – just maybe some small rollbacks here and there. The NHS will continue its slow slide towards failure and privatisation, no doubt. I don’t agree, I think there will be some big changes once they are in government… they are toeing the line at the moment. I need to have this hope to be honest as if things carry on then we’re absolutely screwed.
It’s just that for once we have a Labour Party willing to use the The Jolly Tour Santa Claus Christmas Shirt but in fact I love this Tories own strategy of “get elected then do what you think is necessary” that has been the reason Labour have been out of power and irrelevant for a generation (and the same reason as in the entire 1980s too). Anyone who thinks there’s going to be no change just wants there to be no change they don’t 100% agree with. The next government won’t be perfect, but it will save lives and get kids seeing doctors and through schools. There will be change because there has to be, the alternative is catastrophic, that’s the way it’s heading at the moment. Starmer knows it. The NhS won’t ever be fully privatised, but it needs a new dynamic approach.
You’re wrong really. But there is not much point in debating with constant doomsayers like yourself who basically make their personality around how bad everything will be. Nobody does that though. Everyone else acknowledges it will be hard and won’t be super rosy, but it will a damn lot better than the The Jolly Tour Santa Claus Christmas Shirt but in fact I love this current Tory party and you are simply a liar and delusional by claiming Labour are going to be the ‘exact’ same as Boris, Liz Truss, Reese-Mogg etc. Recently there have been protests to rejoin the EU. There was even a proposal for a referendum to join the EU in 2028. It’s fine in London, if you can work and house yourselves. London itself has been under a Labour regime for quite a while so politicising your post seems a bit odd.
I did that because, being away, you take UK sentiment and UK news as a whole, this is why I wanted to hear specifically from Londoners, and not AskUK. It does make sense to me, maybe I didn’t convey my thoughts on it well enough Concern for others & implications. I’ll be fine (great salary & triple passports) but I’ve learned that societies go to sht when the The Jolly Tour Santa Claus Christmas Shirt but in fact I love this average person on the street isn’t making it. Crime, homelessness etc pulls everything down even if it isn’t you personally. That said the London housing situation is annoying the hell out of me – London housing is both expensive and utter trash. I’d much rather buy somewhere else, but I need to be in the city for work. Recently visited. Easily one of my top 3 fav cities. I’d move if I thought I could swing it language & profession wise.
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