Live by the sea
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- Oct 21, 2016
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Agree, the grungy lefties many of them extremist Marxists and fans of Corbyn have no idea about class or style and because they live in dumps think every one else should to.
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What has happened to Brighton?
- Thread starter sir albion
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Agree, the grungy lefties many of them extremist Marxists and fans of Corbyn have no idea about class or style and because they live in dumps think every one else should to.
Soul Finger
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- May 12, 2004
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What a load of old shit.
Champagne socialism is what we need, plenty of class and style.
Two Professors
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Don't suppose the Greens allow any painting,in case a fly sticks to the paint!
Brian Fantana
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1. Cambridge
2. Oxford
3. Bath
4. York
5. Newcastle
6. Durham
7. Edinburgh
8. Bristol
9. Pretty much anywhere in the Cotswolds
10. Canterbury
11. Chester
12. London
13. Truro
14. Cheltenham
15. Pretty much anywhere in North Norfolk
16. Tunbridge Wells
17. Falmouth
18. Harrogate
19. Manchester
20. Sheffield.
Actually much easier than I thought!
I've been to the Cotswolds. It's full of utter *****.
Yeah, but those of us who aren't 65 yet, there aren't many better places than Brighton
BBassic
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Change at Barnham
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Parking's a nightmare. Every time I drive to Hove to watch cricket and struggle to park anywhere I wonder why I bother.
Blimey, I'm 60 and feel that half of those would be dead to me. With the exception of Truro, I've been to all of them and the only one that I'd happily live in is Bristol (although Newcastle wouldn't be too bad). Cheltenham, Harrogate, Tunbridge Wells, the Cotswolds ...? I've seen more life in a mortuary
BBassic
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I am bit of a solitary chap so that might explain the appeal of quiet places. Brighton certainly doesn't hold the same sway over me as it did when I moved here from Worthing twelve years ago.
Brian Fantana
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sir albion
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Pretty much as I think as I'm very proud to come from Brighton and really hope it can get away from being a city that attracts the wrong types of people.In Brighton you either wealthy or poor it seems and 80% struggle I'd say.The city is desperate for a massive clean up and it needs to get rid of these tree hugging buffoons who don't like to contribute to society....that's the tip of the iceberg though!!!
It's the councils responsibility to protect the image of the city and to make it presentable for the millions of visitors who flock there.
Hampster Gull
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- Dec 22, 2010
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Was always like this, what makes it great 
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Can't stand non contributors, happy to pay increased Council Tax too, do students pay council tax?
BN41Albion
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Manchester and Sheffield ... loads of very deprived areas in both of those cities. A lot of Sheffield city centre still looks pretty tired. Granted Manchester has had loads of development but most of the suburbs are grim, certainly compared to Brighton and Hove's suburbs too! Don't know how you can slate Brighton then claim you'd live in both those cities. Most of the other places are much smaller and not really comparable with Brighton.
How many of those places have you lived in?
Just looks like a random list of places really.
Brian Fantana
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I’ve spent fairly significant amounts of time, i.e at least a few months, in all of them.
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It's a really strange mix of places. Some are quite nice, but a bit boring. Others are busy and fun, but not particularly nice. The only thing to draw from that, is that you just don't like Brighton. So why is it you don't like it, did you get dumped when here, is your ex wife here or what?
Yeah put me down for King's Lynn, let's party!