Stapleton Road in Easton is said to be one of the most dangerous roads in the UK; Easton's not on the list.

It's wrong and unfair to say most of the city centre outside of Cabot Circus is a ghost town. There are other parts of Broadmead that are okay, and St Nicholas Market is thriving.

First local gouvernement needs to clean all properly 100%. Just put more money and people on it !!! 🤬

I’m surprised Bilston isn’t in this video. It was the murder capital of the Midlands for 3 or 4 years running. That said, it has gems like the Trumpet, The Metro Bar and the Robin.

Try pen-rhys! Be in for a right shock

One time I saw someone shoplift in that exact pound land in the city centre

Coventry is the best city in the Midlands! ❤

Your organs are of more value than when you were alive ……. Organ harvesting is big business

Organ donation in Wales is governed by a "soft opt-out" system, which means that people are presumed to consent to organ donation unless they have explicitly opted out: Opt-in: A person chooses to become an organ donor Opt-out: A person chooses not to become an organ donor Deemed consent: A person has not registered a decision to opt in or out, and is therefore presumed to consent to organ donation !!!!! So be warned and prepared for your organs to be removed from your brain dead body should anything ( God forbid) happens to you especially involved in accidents

In England, the opt-out system for organ donation means that everyone over 18 is considered to be a potential organ donor unless they: Opt out by saying they don't want to donate Appoint a representative to decide for them Are in an excluded group Excluded groups include people who: Are under 18 Have lived in England for less than 12 months before their death Lack mental capacity for a significant period before their death You can register your decision on the NHS Organ Donor Register. You can also: Talk to your family about your decision Make sure your family knows and supports your decision Your family will be asked to honor your decision, but they can provide information on your wishes if you don't have a recorded decision. Clinicians will not proceed with organ donation if your family or loved ones object and I do object to organ donation and would not receive or give

According to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, drivers between the ages of 16 and 17 are more likely to be involved in car accidents than drivers from any other age group.

Driving at 20mph often requires downshifting, which can put more strain on the engine compared to cruising at a higher speed in a higher gear. If this is the ‘ new normal ‘ of speeding then might as well have a 20 30 or 50 miles built into every car on the roads

Disgusting country as native people like me never lived in such a soul destroying country as we do today

These cameras are everywhere, traffic wardens and those yellow tickets are everywhere and waiting to pounce on you making a mistake

£100 is coming out of your budget and could be money you need to buy a new cooker or unexpected expense for the common people that just cannot afford £100 in the cost of living crisis and extra money for insurance that will penalise you

Solution is to invest in a sat nav to help you with 20 or 30 mile limits

To add to their misery ; With the most common result of being caught speeding three penalty points and a £100 fine, and taking into account the fact that around 50% of detected drivers take speed awareness courses (this sees drivers pay a fee for the course, not a penalty) . A new way to get every ounce of blood 🩸 out of the entire population and that reflects the dire economic situation we are seeing today

Yeah the present has a market where you can buy younstuff back the next day

Choira!😂😂😂

Ellie!😂😂

Could you please do Dundee in Scotland next? Plenty of rough areas: Linlathen, Fintry, Douglas, Charleston, Lochee - to name a few.

Houses in those areas should cost no more than £20,000. Most properties looked rotten with damp and trash everywhere. It is audacious from sellers to ask for >£200,000 for a stinking shed that will most likely collapse in a few years. I am not even taking into account the general state of the area with high crime rates etc.

I live in castleford

The pigeons have no feet🙏🏾

The urban decay throughout the UK started to get out of control in the 1970s, the loss of industry and the growing problem of recreational drug taking has accelerated it. Having a job not only helped to keep people out of trouble but gave them self respect. Even wealthy people living in really nice areas aren’t always better people. Tipton is not called the lost city, this term is a nickname for the Moat Farm estate, a large council estate built in the 1920s that has had a very bad reputation for most of its existence. Wolverhampton certainly has many bad areas but it also has some exceptionally good ones.

What street in Grangetown is that where the disgruntled homeowner wasnt happy with his neighbour?

You drove down winstanley drive too that’s where I lived

I was born and raised in braunstone

I lived in amroth

If it looks like a dump, smells like a dump, what is it? 🧐🤔🤭

I’ve never heard Grangetown called ‘Strangetown’ in my life

i bame the pakkis

imprt the third w0rId, bec0me the third w0rd

I'd to be a councillor for one of these areas resident's would be fined for putting unwanted things such as mattresses fridges ECT on the pavement, I would want to see the front of every house / flat kept clean and tidy, I would want the local council to carry out tenants repairs quick, also empty social houses brought up to living standards and occupied,

I lived in Bute town in the 70s, best place I v ever lived, it wasn't dirty, people were lovely,

also, the more the population is migrants, the worse and dirtier the area is, unavoidable fact that you can see with your own eyes

you said the name wrong lol, and yeh that first area is shite, i lived there but i didnt know how bad it was because thats all i knew growing up

Caerau means fort in english. You want to look over the Ely side. Snowdon road that is bad. They have fencing out the front and you can see rubbish and dog filth in their gardens and kiddiess and dogs running round. I was born in Caerau and have lived in both areas for years.

I think Nigel Farage with Elon Musk support may win the next election due to very disgruntled voters

Yes, it is certainly perceived as ‘ a third world country’ and the mass influx of refugees has put extra strain upon us all

A parking space that comes with a house adds tremendous value as parking has become a nightmare everywhere in ‘ United Kingdom’ as the country plunged into poverty highlighted by Germanys downturn in their economy which obviously rubs off

Your video says it all , house prices are so inflated and are only worth half the value as parking permits and 🅿️ makes these houses harder to sell and with the reputation it has but St. Paul’s festival is a big part of the culture

Factories need to be reinstated for the residents to feel valued members

St. Paul’s is a known ‘ red light area’ where men are cctv picking girls up from corners to use their bodies for sexual purposes and many dirty massage shops nearby Elim Church in Jamaica street where there is a centre for homeless people

Not many children attending state schools end up in Bristol University

Bristol city centre is very violent especially at night with fights and drunken brawls . A&E is overwhelmed on weekends and a bad time to be taken poorly and waiting to be seen in A&E

Bristol is extremely deprived , in areas like Hartcliffe, Knowle west , Bedminster and poor people are stealing food to survive , and other ‘ activities’ to make money through crime

Several factories have closed in St Paul's, Bristol, including the English Corrugated Paper Factory, Brooks Dye Works, and Young and Melrow's stay factory . Factories have disappeared over time which served the community well

Obviously trading in slaves was very profitable

This area in Victorian times were for the elites of the area with 3/4 story houses now turned into flats