Anyone Agree With This?

[anotheoldgit]

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/new-survey-reveals-that-the-cost-of-living-is-britons-most-hated-thing-about-london-10508711.html

What most hated about London - 'The cost of living'?

What most loved about London - 'It's diversity'?

Who conducted this survey?

[agchristie]

// The survey asked 1,800 people from across the UK what they loved and hated the most about London.//

Outcome would no doubt be different if all polled were based in the capital.

How many use the Tube regularly and are familiar with most parts of London for example?

[New Judge]

What do I love most about London?

The trains out of it to where I live.

What do I hate most about London?

A large proportion of the people who frequent it - however "diverse" they might be.

[Prudie]

What do I hate? It's a toss up between having a large population of mad people or always coming home with err dirty stuff in my nose.

I don't love anything about it.

[jourdain2]

London? If I never have to go near it again I'll be happy. My parents took me when I was 10 to 'see the sights'; then I took a group to see the Monet 'Series' exhibition in the 1990s; since then I've been to visit Mr. J2's daughter who lives in N. London and she insisted on us going into the place. I did enjoy the National Portrait Gallery.


Dreadful place. As representative of UK as Paris is of France. Hate it.

[Cloverjo]

I enjoy London if I'm going to there to watch tennis, go to a good restaurant or to the theatre. I wouldn't want to live there. My son is soon to move there for work. His rent is ridiculous. I'm not sure how he is going to live, TBH.

[Cloverjo]

Fender, if you mean accents, I agree. My OH comes from London. He and his old friends sound nothing like the London youngsters we see on TV now, with their fake-sounding Jamaican patois, or whatever it is meant to be.