Yep, you definitely wouldn't get an NI spark for £80,!
I'd say it's not much lower than NW tbh,
And cost of living a load cheaper,,,,!!!
I'd say it's not much lower than NW tbh,
And cost of living a load cheaper,,,,!!!
Wow ain't moving to NI, there's no scope for improvement!! :slap
I think you'll find that London is the LAST place to be Alessandro , the traffic is a nightmare . People are unfriendly.
Go North young man !
Cost of living is cheaper . Houses are cheaper . People are friendlier
If I can make a living in the sparsely populated Highland, then I am sure you can make a living as an electrician anywhere.
I hate traffic congestion so personally I would avoid any big city.
Well that's on par with Jim BowenCanoeboy said:I wont tell you what i charged a customer for a visit over 2 days locally - 1st day 2 hours, 2nd day 5 hours
Im not a fan or going North of Watford as its a bit cold. If you dont mind the cold and Whippets im sure its fantastic.Hello, I moved from Italy to London 4 years ago. I am about to complete level 3 and will complete NVQ within the year.
Since I moved here I've only visited Edinburgh, Bath and Brighton, so I have no idea what the North West looks like. I was reading about Manchester and my impression is that it is a great place to live, cosmopolitan, vibrant and more affordable (rents etc.).
But is it a good idea to move to Manchester for a recently qualified electrician with no connections? I was thinking next year, I would have at least one year of experience under my belt and maybe 2394 & 2395 Inspection and Testing. I can see there are tons of jobs in London, but what is the situation in Manchester? Would I get jobs through agencies as easily as I can in London? Also is driving an extenuating, horrible experience like it is in London?
Everyone is telling me that London is the place to be, but I'm starting to find it a little too stressful and especially insanely expensive..
Ok now I'm confused... I thought it was a decent place but you are telling me it's a ****hole. How did you form this opinion? If it wasn't for the ridiculous traffic congestion and the larcenous cost of putting a roof over my head, I wouldn't mind living in London. Manchester is cheaper and there is less traffic, but shares similar cultural and demographic traits to London, so I was thinking it would be nice.
have you looked at commuting into London, moving somewhere near one of the train lines. Essex or Kent for exampleOk now I'm confused... I thought it was a decent place but you are telling me it's a ****hole. How did you form this opinion? If it wasn't for the ridiculous traffic congestion and the larcenous cost of putting a roof over my head, I wouldn't mind living in London. Manchester is cheaper and there is less traffic, but shares similar cultural and demographic traits to London, so I was thinking it would be nice.
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