Fair comments and coincide with my belief that you really have to choose carefully about where you want to stay in East London. East Enders are traditionally rough. Not many have heard of Kray Twins in a place where organised crimes thrived in the mid 20th century. Almost all boxing clubs are in East End. Good advice from you, unlike the Elly channel who doesn’t even know the history of the places. Trust Elly’s advice, no way. She is only interested in selling.
Brave mum, thank you for your sharing, its really useful information on where to live in London, its case by case indeed for different ppl, family, individuals.
I also like to live on the DLR line, this is where we can get some fresh air from opening the windows on the DLR. Canary Wharf is getting more vibrant with the opening on Wood Wharf behind the EY building.
@@faithhim3635 The Greenwich Peninsula development may end up, in the next 10 years, being quite similar to Canary Wharf. It's much cheaper at the moment. www.greenwichpeninsula.co.uk/about/vision/
Thank you so much Ophelia 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏 By the way I have watched many of your videos on information of where to stay. May I have your recommendation as to outstanding primary state school and reasonable budget for a 4 bedrooms semi or detached house plus easy to move around including to airport. Thank you very much in advance! Have a nice weekend! All the best for you and your lovely family! Clara I must say your two boys are so lovely and speak fluent Cantonese👍👍👍
Hi Clara, from what you mentioned, I think Surrey is a good choice for you. Sutton and Kingston are popular locations with good schools and near to heathrow and gatwick airport. But the school places are very limited. many thanks, I hope my boys would continue speaking cantonese. haha
Difficult for new people to really judge London districts now as street-life, public transport and business are so abnormal due to Covid. Hopefully London will be back to life in a few months.
hi Ophelia, for family with kids, can you please advise on St. Albans, Horsham and Royal Tunbridge Wells? I want to compare on school, safety and hhouse price. Thanks a lot.
Hi, depending on your budget and whether you need to commute to London to work, (in case you do) my preference would be TW, St Albans then Horsham. House prices: Horsham would be the cheapest out of the 3 then St Albans then TW. Schools: TW the best. Safety: TW the best also. These are merely my opinion. Hope this helps!
there are various whole food markets in London. Or there is Japan Centre in central London if you prefer Japanese food. You can have a look at the below links. Hope it helps! www.wholefoodsmarket.co.uk/ www.japancentre.com/en?clickid=&gclid=Cj0KCQjwlMaGBhD3ARIsAPvWd6gofaXlEdLuYylhQuxJLoNyRQHEoBodtbbriC6FiCeH5A_W7i_wJ2gaAk2fEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
