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Birmingham - where's good and where's bad?

It's just opposite new inns isn't it, I took the pushchair down there one day cos no one is suspicious of a mum and pushchair :D
 
It's just opposite new inns isn't it, I took the pushchair down there one day cos no one is suspicious of a mum and pushchair :D

Every time we walk round yours, to the station or to Maplins I think about it, never done it though. I'm not as innocuous as you & pickle...
 
I don't like modern and shiny. I like old and quirky and don't mind if it's a bit run down. I'm used to that!
 
A slightly different question (kind of) - I'm pretty clueless about mortgages and stuff - but I mean, at the moment I live and work in London. Would I have to have a secure job set up in Birmingham before I'd be able to buy a house there?

The whole cross over with old job & rented flat in London & new house & new job in B'ham seems like it could be really tricky & complicated.
 
Personally speaking if it was me I'd get the new job and rent in the new place before buying. You don't have a chain but it gives you chance to suss places out better :)
 
yeah that's what i thought. I have alot of belongings & furniture and stuff plus a cat though.
Oh well, this is all so hypothetical at the moment. I'd actually need a decent job to start with and have to talk to my boyfriend who'll probably think me moving means I want to finish with him.
 
Strirchley is nice. Cheap, good cycle route by the river Rea straight into town. Good buses 45 and 11, plus Bournville train station.
 
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