Dodgy's discovering that there really is civilisation outside the M25! In fact, all civilisation is outside the M25!
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For Manchester it would have to be Chorlton (quite bohemian - if that's your thing) or Didsbury.Comment
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Warrington is my home town.
It's not paradise, but it's not a cr*phole either. PM me and I'll do a go/no go list for when he is looking for somewhere to live. There are only the usual number of 'red-line' estates compared with similar towns, and the rest is just like any other suburbia.
In atmosphere, it is a bit like a small Reading, the usual mixture of old and new.Comment
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Make sure you invoice DA for the workOriginally posted by KimberleyChris View PostWarrington is my home town.
It's not paradise, but it's not a cr*phole either. PM me and I'll do a go/no go list for when he is looking for somewhere to live. There are only the usual number of 'red-line' estates compared with similar towns, and the rest is just like any other suburbia.
In atmosphere, it is a bit like a small Reading, the usual mixture of old and new.
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All these places have good motorway links to warrington:
Salford Quays - Really nice area to live and right next to motorway which takes you direct to Warrington, cheap rental.
Sale - Next to M60 and middle class area, good tram links, ok prices for rental.
Sharston - close to M56 and cheap rentals (£500/month easily)
As for Wilmslow/Alderley Edge, they are far from everywhere and transport links not that good unless you want to use train.Comment
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What type of house would he be looking at Dodgy??
Just so I can keep it realistic, rent-wise.
Also, tell me roughly where in Warrington he is working. Warrington has a 'big-town' rush hour, and I would definitely choose my house to be on the same side of town as my job.Last edited by KimberleyChris; 24 January 2012, 11:18.Comment
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10 bedrooms 3 acres of garden and outside temperatures of min 22 degrees.Originally posted by KimberleyChris View PostWhat type of house would he be looking at Dodgy??
Just so I can keep it realistic, rent-wise.
The promises I had to make to get him to take the job
Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Good job he doesn't mind rain.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Post10 bedrooms 3 acres of garden and outside temperatures of min 22 degrees.
The promises I had to make to get him to take the job
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That'll be Fleetwood then.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Post10 bedrooms 3 acres of garden and outside temperatures of min 22 degrees.
The promises I had to make to get him to take the job
And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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That is very helpful ThanksOriginally posted by Basil Fawlty View PostFor Manchester it would have to be Chorlton (quite bohemian - if that's your thing) or Didsbury.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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