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Thanks, Spudman is da man to really have it spoken and cleared out.
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The midlands is a shithole. HTH.
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i used to live in barnsley
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It's no shock to see another immigrant making a beeline for the midlands. I was born there and lived there for 30 odd years before i decided to get the fuck out of the shithole. |
Fiddy moaning limey scum
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Water & TV license you miss. Car you talking about 5 year old. You didnt include very important thing PETROL. £1.40 a litre now almost.
living in Midland for a couple 2000£ is enough... |
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You forgot to ask about health services and insurance... Well if u r not aware, then thats the best thing here... Its free... :)
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everything is so fucking expensive there
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I lived in UK for 10 months back in 02-03... Bloody expensive ;)
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Strange choice of place.
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Gas for example is more expensive than the US but, if like most webmasters you aren't commuting it makes little difference. It really just depends on what you need each day. Grocery in the UK is on par with the US price wise. Eating out is generally cheaper because you don't have to tip 20%. There is no monthly medical payment (its part of National insurance contributions). Having lived in both countries I was amazed at how good the US seemed when I got here but, after a while you realize that its very similar regarding gross and taxed salary. What you can't get around though.....the houses are way smaller and the weather inclement at best ;) |
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In Poland, for example :1orglaugh, if you get minimum wage, which is about 8 pln/ hour and you pay for the room 700 pln....you have to work for that room 90 hours heh.... Yes I know that is rather extreme example, but that's the way it is... In Europe purchasing power is the best in UK and Germany, I think..... |
Why would you want to live in the UK?
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2) Electricity - £50 or more per month 3) Council tax?? - depends on size of house 4) Internet - about £10 for phone line and £15 for net on top. But you can find lots of deals. Thats per month. 5) tv - £120 a year or somthing. More if you want sky or whatever. 6) food for 4 - Depends on the shop. I would say at least £10 per day. 7) public transport ( bus? ) monthly pass - Bus is about £2.350 pd. Its cheaper to buy a car. 8) chinese/indian/sushi eating out - Abouit £10 per person. 9) Small car 5 year old ( like Vauxhall ) cost and insurance - About £800 I would say 2nd hand. Insurance is about £200 or more a year. Plus road fund (£100 or more a year). Fuel is expensive too.Plus MOT each year £30 not inc parts. 10) Bottle of beer - I do not drink, but cans seem cheap from supermarkets. |
Trains are expensive.
Its about £80 per person for a return from Leeds to London. Its cheaper to rent a car for a day, including fuel. Also London is far more expensive than most places. |
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i would only like a messy rented flat as long as i had a cabbage market down the road. i need me my cabbages.
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Left England when I was 21 -- haven't looked back. I was head hunted for a job running the PPC campaigns for an online bookies earlier this year. They offered me 100k GBP + bonuses. Wasn't enough to move back.
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I recommend Bolton as a prime place to live :2 cents: :)
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Thanks, this explains a lot. Since we're 4 it takes to calculate bus routs vs buying a used car. |
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2 adults, 2 kids ( 3 and 7 ), still J320 return?? And car rental price would be $100 a day + gas? |
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Locally, this is how a member of a local parliament behaves in bar, then he escapes to Russia but they get him to return back, but i'm sure he will go free as nothing had happened.
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