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Where to live in North West?
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Lol I lived in Warrington for many years, in Cinnamon Brow. Culcheth is close by there and nice enough but is really just the outskirts of Warrington.0
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Heswall or West Kirby are nice enough and have good links to Liverpool and some of the best schools in the country on their doorstep.0
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I would second CHESTER. Lovely place.
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specialboy wrote: »Heswall or West Kirby are nice enough and have good links to Liverpool and some of the best schools in the country on their doorstep.
But they're selective schools aren't they?0 -
But they're selective schools aren't they?
There are plenty of private schools, there are some great grammar schools and there are also some good state secondary schools, St Johns Plessington Catholic College (don't have to be catholic) is amongst the best in the country for results.0 -
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specialboy wrote: »There are plenty of private schools, there are some great grammar schools and there are also some good state secondary schools, St Johns Plessington Catholic College (don't have to be catholic) is amongst the best in the country for results.
I'm afraid I just looked this up and there are about half a dozen Catholic feeder schools. The first one I looked at said they needed to be baptised, which they're not0 -
specialboy wrote: »There are many different areas of Chester to suit all budgets.
Yes of course but my main priority is good schools and a big garden and sadly I can't afford this in chester0 -
I grew up in Helsby and attended Helsby High School. My little sister still attends. Let me know if you have any specific questions!
My grandmother lives in Frodsham. I also know people who live in Chester and the Wirral.0
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