Where should i move to

nh92

pimento wrote: »

Exeter.

Cathedral, university, hospital with A&E, airport, close to the coast, fast trains to London, rugby team, football team and a Lakeland and John Lewis.

Job's a good'un.

We'll be moving there when I retire in three years.

That's the place, forgot about the Chiefs, I will look into it cheers :beer:

Samsonite1

Bristol and Bath are lovely places but way overpriced compared to salaries. I found Cardiff was great for the big city life with low rent/house prices. You can also commute to Bristol quickly via train or car (I did this for a while to get a better paid job). I know lots of engineers who work in and around Bristol.

I ended up in Zone 6 of London due to the much higher salaries for central London jobs (and my wife wanted a job over there). 15 minute train to central London plus big house and countryside on the doorstep + many good state schools (Bromley borough, 2nd after Kensington this year) = perfect location to bring up a family. Would never actually want to live in central London, but I can tolerate working there a couple of days per week and working from home the rest of the time!

Towser

OP will you tell us where you decide to move to?

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