U.K.

[jury 0]

HI GUYS?

i just wanna ask if anybody here, knows where can we find a cheaper place that we can stay in U.K.? and how much it will cost? just a small place. like room for rent?

thank u...

[MonkeyJuice 3]

HI GUYS?

i just wanna ask if anybody here, knows where can we find a cheaper place that we can stay in U.K.? and how much it will cost? just a small place. like room for rent?

thank u...

Any part of the UK in particular?? The north of England is much cheaper than the south. If you go on uk.easyroommate.com you can search for houseshares in any area of uk.

[Welshcookie 17]

This is a good website also

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/

[VisaJourneyLady 33]

Gumtree.com is the best for London, but cheap it aint. They also have sites for other towns and cities in the UK. Do you live there already, or are moving soon?

[kisschick1976 0]

Hull's pretty cheap cost of living wise, but there's a reason for that, it's a shithole. It's always in the top 5 for Worst place to live in the UK.

source.

Hull trains can get you directly to/from London in around 3 hours.

One good point to the town is, there are overnight cruises to Amsterdam or Bruges starting around 70 pounds per person round trip. Pretty sad when the best thing to do in this town is to go out of town!

[catrocks 0]

Liverpool. It's awesome and you're close to Wales, the Midlands, Yorkshire, Scotland (well, 3 hours), Derbyshire.... all places worth visiting. Much cheaper than the south.

Yay Liverpool!

[English Muffin 59]

Liverpool. It's awesome and you're close to Wales, the Midlands, Yorkshire, Scotland (well, 3 hours), Derbyshire.... all places worth visiting. Much cheaper than the south.

Yay Liverpool!

Don't forget Manchester!

[VisaJourneyLady 33]

Yes, Liverpool and Manchester are great places, and cheap to live in. Though I'd say that Liverpool is a little more affordable than Manchester for housing costs.

[Big Papa Zone 93]

Birmingham - the 2nd city and a great place to live. Bang, slap in the middle of the country, so all the major cities in England are no more than a couple of hours away, and cheaper than both Liverpool and Manchester. I don't have any birth related bias to the area (I was born in Liverpool, raised in Southampton, and spent most of my adult life in London, so I'm a good judge of where's good!) and I love it in Brum - top place, great people.

[no name 1]

Bristol!

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

Nottingham

[Laura+Tom 2]

I'm not gonna say Cambridge, waaaay to expensive lol.

[catrocks 0]

Birmingham - the 2nd city and a great place to live. Bang, slap in the middle of the country, so all the major cities in England are no more than a couple of hours away, and cheaper than both Liverpool and Manchester. I don't have any birth related bias to the area (I was born in Liverpool, raised in Southampton, and spent most of my adult life in London, so I'm a good judge of where's good!) and I love it in Brum - top place, great people.

I don't have any birth related biases either - I was born in Birmingham and raised in Surrey

[Big Papa Zone 93]

Birmingham - the 2nd city and a great place to live. Bang, slap in the middle of the country, so all the major cities in England are no more than a couple of hours away, and cheaper than both Liverpool and Manchester. I don't have any birth related bias to the area (I was born in Liverpool, raised in Southampton, and spent most of my adult life in London, so I'm a good judge of where's good!) and I love it in Brum - top place, great people.

I don't have any birth related biases either - I was born in Birmingham and raised in Surrey

Whereabouts in Brum do you hail from? I'm currently residing in Acocks Green (where Jasper Carrott was born B) )

[Donna-marie 0]

Yorkshire wooohoooooo