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The best place where to live in England and Wales

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The estate agency Garrington Property Finders has done a study and ranking to find the best places to live in 2021 in England and Wales. The important factors for deciding where to live have changed a bit in the past year. First of all you need a great internet connection and also space at home, preferably a large garden. While apartments are much less in demand, houses with gardens are selling well.
After these factors, proximity to beautiful places, national parks or the sea, the aesthetics of the place and the general quality of life also become important. The results are interesting and see Bath in first place especially for the beauty of the city.
In second place Tenby in Pembrokeshire for natural beauty. In third we see Bradford on Avon in Wiltshire followed in fourth by Ilfracombe in Devon. Canterbury and Rye in East Sussex are in fifth and sixth place respectively. In seventh place we have St Ives in Cornwall and in eighth and ninth place Settle and Wilton both in North Yorkshire. At the tenth we find Aldeburgh in Suffolk. To see the complete ranking and scores you can go here.
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She began in the 1960s with her then husband Ike Turner, she became known for hits like A Fool in Love, River Deep – Mountain High and Proud Mary. After her abusive marriage ended, Tina rebuilt her career and staged a big solo comeback in the mid-1980s. In 1984, her fifth solo album, Private Dancer, became a worldwide success.




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The LNER (London North East Railway which was once called Virgin Trains) has commissioned a study to see what are the best views in the UK.
We can see how places were ranked, some surprising, some less so. In first place is Loch Ness in Scotland and no one is surprised, in second place the Lake District in Cumbria is equally predictable.
In third and fourth place two places in London are the London Eye and the Tower of London. This is followed by St Ives Bay in Cornwall, Ingleton in Yorkshire and Snowdonia in Wales in seventh place. Man O’War Beach, Dorset The White Cliffs of Dover Stonehenge, Salisbury Ben Nevis viewed from Lochaber, Scotland followed by
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