diamonds
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i work in a transport cafe in hemel hempstead (south east) which serves people who travel from all over the country...and i have found good & bad in everyone....
- but i have to be honest...the Geordies (Newcastle) - are the happiest..jolliest people i have met - always full of jokes & up for a laugh...even though they travel a long way..to & fro - to do their work...nothing ever seems to get them down & they dont bring their problems to work with them!! they get my vote! |
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Paul M
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anywhere theres no chavs soi i'd probably say somwhere quiet in the south west |
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Ni
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nowhere, everywhere has it's bad ones and good ones! |
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Purple 8
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Don't know really... I've found nice people all over England ,(and not so nice ones!) Could it be the way we treat people, that they treat us back...... maybe. |
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Christine
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i'd say Manchester, they have style and attitude and nothing to prove!! I'm Irish so I'm just voting for my 'rellies' (thats cousins, aunts uncles etc) |
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vanamont7
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I've heard Dorset has lovely countryside, but doubt it. No place has a monopoly on nice people. They make the world liveable. |
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marianddoc
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I'm a Yank who has only visited the UK and don't qualify as an expert. I've only been in London, Cumbria, Northumberland, Yorkshire and southern Scotland.
But, in my opinion, there is no area that I've been in that does not have extraordinarily friendly people.
The people we met London, often described as an unfriendly city, were very gracious to me and my family.
The folks in the northern counties and in Scotland seemed to go far out of their way to make us feel at home.
As beautiful as the UK is, the people are the best advertisement for UK travel. |
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Floppy Dick
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I found Devonians to be very friendly, The worst by far are Aziz and his breed, (above answer) |
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loftus girl
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I love an easy question , London of course. True Londoners are the most genuine, smartest, best looking, best dressed, best accent, best humour need i carry on |
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andy c
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Aylesbury |
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lucifer_sam_48
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the only place i would consider living in England is Cornwall....
trouble is too many people had the same idea...so i moved to Wales.
Cornish are as good as it gets and I'm London born and bred.
Aziz the Disease took over my town, and he's coming to yours soon. |
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omex
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AZIZ your breed are everywhere now! but we were asking about NICE people. |
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thesatsui
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I say Dorset or Manchester... Probably the smaller urban areas have the nicer people. |
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maria s
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slough, berkshire |
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Ravensman04
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I'd say up north has the friendliest people. Like near Manchester and Liverpool. Also down in Devon, the town of Torquay has some very friendly people. London is the least friendly in the sense that generally people are more stick to themselves there. I'm an American who's travelled to many different areas of the UK and that's been my experience. |
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pixiexxpixiexpixie
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liverpool
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tigerfly
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Well, we're better looking in the south but I'm a total ***** so l'm going for Norfolk. Simple, but sweet (and I can say that coz I was born there!) |
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BRIAN D
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i would say newcastle upon tyne[geordie land]as me and my beter half
have been there several times go in to a pub and thay will talk to you as soon as thay here your accent is not from around there.
very friendley people |
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Fast & Furious
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I think Surrey has the worst. (Not including myself, of course) |
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beavis b
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This ONE. |
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badger
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it is obviously southern england, the degenirates of the north are beyond being nice unless you offer them a lift to collect their giro! |
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