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about area's in london...has been moved to technology - internet - if anyone could help...Thanks!!!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Personally I wouldn�t choose to live in Wembley although I have relatives nearby, and Harrow is probably too much along the Heathrow flight path for my liking. Ealing is ok, some nice leafy places around there and plenty of shops and cafes near the Broadway. I have lived in Kingston and found it to be very pleasant in the right parts � although the people seemed to have a snooty �we are nearly Richmond� air about them. It had a good selection of pubs and clubs, and of course nearby places to visit (Richmond, Kew Gdns, Hampton Court) with some pleasant Thames River walks. The other consideration is where you would be working as some places have better transport links than others (Kingston is not on the tube network but has good train links nonetheless).
On a safety point, I would personally rank as follows from best to worst:
Kingston
Ealing
Wembley
Harrow
Although of course, everywhere changes when it gets dark, so caution is advised.
On a safety point, I would personally rank as follows from best to worst:
Kingston
Ealing
Wembley
Harrow
Although of course, everywhere changes when it gets dark, so caution is advised.
there are some nice parts in Harrow, like anywhere really there are good and bad areas. Pinner and Northwood are both very nice, but a bit pricey. Places like Eastcote, Ruislip and Ickenham are nice too. I'm sorry to disagree with Octavius, but I wouldn't put Wembley above Harrow for safety or anything else!