15 Best Places to Live in England

This is a very strange list:
no Cambridge, no Surrey or Sussex or Royal Leamington Spa (top 3 happiest places to live years in a row).
Leeds is alright.
Manchester is okay, some good parts, but it's not number 2.

Wiltshire & Dorset have some fabulous towns and villages . Check them out .

Evidently never been north of the Watford gap . Very biased , subjective , narrow non evidence backed list of southern towns.
Leeds ? Seriously ??😂😂
London is a crime ridden shit hole most of the country wouldn’t go to if it was paid to.
A close proximity to london is a negative aspect , not a plus point .
No bias there 🙄🙄

I think Chester should replace Manchester or Leeds. It's one of the most beautiful cities in the country, tons of history, and loads to do for such a little place!

I can only imagine how black people get treated in these nice, lovely places to live🙄 Like shit! I need to do some digging to find out if any of these beautiful locations had any investment in slavery and if any of these lands were own owned by black owners!

Brighton is not a nice place to live, it’s full of homeless people, the roads are cramped full of tourists, it’s not the best

Altrincham always towards the top of these lists such as in The Times...but strangely missed here

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English people are becoming a minority in their own country.

Top ten council estates in England with most bagheads and crackheads.
1. Grangetown
2. South bank
3. Whinney banks
4. Grove hill
5. Whale hill
6. Priestfields
7. Cannon park
8. Gresham
9. Netherfields
10. Doggy or North ormesby

Are Coventry and Bristol good places to live in?

Manchester! Best place to live, Are you serious?

They some places that should be on the list, chesterfield, york & chesterfield should be on that list just to name a few.

*STOP EMBARRASSING YOURSELF *

You post such inaccurate crap it's unreal. You show Leeds, but feature a photo of Leeds Castle in KENT, and Bradford city centre.

Also, since when was East Hertfordshire a city?

If you're going to compile these videos, do your research.

Next week after next I will be moving from Nassau, Bahamas to the UK to live for good and I can not wait until I try out new things in the UK

The best place to live in England, is Aberdeen, because of its tropical weather. Plenty of coconuts, mangos and watermelons grow there, which makes it a larger landmass than the Amazon Rainforest.

Truly a beautiful place indeed

just pick the places that has the relatively fewest third world immigrants, that would probably be the best places to live.

Manchester is No 2 Wow!!
Thats great...
So much better that Hull is where i was Born...

What about Colchester Essex

What about Bedfordshire?

did he just say soccer teams? fake English dislike

Would like to know more about this

Absolute rubbish. I've been all over england and lived here for 45 yrs, would not visit let alone live in these places

Birmingham? Lmao

Have you visited Hebden Bridge in West Yorkshire? This excellent little town offers a wealth of countryside walks, a marina, plenty of pubs and cafes which specialize in vegan food and drink and welcome dogs.

This beautiful spot also has a walkers action group which produces a series of walking guides on its' website and printed material.

Live in Hebden Bridge and you could be living in a former mill or be blessed with a site of a mill chimney to remind people of its' industrial past.

Residents always seem to be happy and make visitors feel welcome.

No mention of Winchester.

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When Iv seen Manhester that high on this list I instantly knew I wouldnt be able to trust it. Somebody just simply sucked it out of their thumb.

Some of these places are so small I've never heard of them, others are enormous cities. Not really a meaningful comparison. Notably, some appear on other lists as the WORST places to live, eg the high crime rates and bad weather of Manchester and Leeds. Also, as a Brighton refugee I promise you I would never set foot in that dump ever again unless you paid me a great deal of money. I also used to live in Bristol but would never go back there either because of the diabolical traffic congestion, so I'm not sure what factors you were looking at to create this list. Finally, what about Exeter, Torquay, Southampton... these are pretty cool well-rounded towns that deserve a mention.

Hart 63 hours sunshine a week??? That would work out at 9 hours a day!! Only a handful of places on the south coast even average 5 hours a day. Nowhere in the entire continent of Europe has that much sun.

Brighton? Leeds? Really?

You say one of the best places to live is Wokingham, and the opposite to this is a place called Workington. Check this out when you do your next worst/bad places/towns to live in the UK.

Not sure if I should live in Manchester in the future or not.

The best place is Buckingham palace nice place and well highly security.😊

Brighton?? You are having a giraffe, mate!

IMO Keswick in The Lake District is the best place to live in England! beautifully clean town with everything you need, great shops, bubs, restaurants and a short walk from the town centre to Derwent Water where you will find stunning scenery. Love it and have great memories.

uk no more Best Places to Live may be country side

Manchester is big..

Portsmouth

i want to live here ❤🥰

Bournemouth

Westminster is bad seeing houses of Parliament everyday. Sooner live in the worse dive in uk.

How’s Glasgow?

What about Surbiton and West Hampstead?

Bristol?

Isle of Wight

This like milk

Man, england is such a beautiful place, I really wanted to live there one day

I use live in Sleaford Lincs. It was a beautiful place then back in the late 70s. Maybe someone could inform me how Sleaford is today.