Interesting read. I'm originally from Salford, but currently on my way out of my East London flat and heading back to Manchester as well. If you want to live the life I envisage that you've grown accustomed to, just move to Chorlton -- it's East London-lite. I can't envisage that you'd like Cheshire in the slightest; I think you'd find it gauche and vulgar.
Get yourself some walking shoes and go off to the peaks or round the Worsley looplines or something like that.
You must explore the wonderful possibilities of Cheshire life. Manchester has certainly become as trendy as London. A 30-minute train ride into Piccadilly Station from, say, Macclesfield or Congleton offers a delightful transition from real suburban to the gritty fantasy of Corrie.
Interesting read. I'm originally from Salford, but currently on my way out of my East London flat and heading back to Manchester as well. If you want to live the life I envisage that you've grown accustomed to, just move to Chorlton -- it's East London-lite. I can't envisage that you'd like Cheshire in the slightest; I think you'd find it gauche and vulgar.
Get yourself some walking shoes and go off to the peaks or round the Worsley looplines or something like that.
You must explore the wonderful possibilities of Cheshire life. Manchester has certainly become as trendy as London. A 30-minute train ride into Piccadilly Station from, say, Macclesfield or Congleton offers a delightful transition from real suburban to the gritty fantasy of Corrie.