10 Safest Places to Live in Scotland

[@stebmex]

I’ve been wanting to Visit Scotland and I honestly would consider moving there If I like it with my wife from the US I’m kind of getting tired of America I want some where calm peaceful and beautiful and The Us is getting crazy expensive and I heard mostly good of Scotland and that Americans love it there when they move there.

[@minimaxi802]

I once observed a man and woman about 20 years ago park their Vauxhall Astra in a car park near the sea in Oban on a summers day with the window half open, key left in the ignition and the door unlocked, to get some groceries from a small supermarket. They returned about ten minutes later with the car untouched. Just imagine doing that in Glasgow! I also saw a shoplifter steal about £200 of wine and spirits from the Tesco store in the quiet town of Pitlochry.

[@johnlee5423]

Shoplifting is a safe activity

[@alastairross9169]

Since when was there a Tesco in pitlochry?

[@anabautista8071]

10. Argyll and Bute; 09. Perth and Kinross; 08. Moray; 07. Angus; 06. East Dunbartonshire; 05. Aberdeenshire; 04. East Renfrewshire; 03. Shetland Islands; 02. Orkney Islands; 01. Na h-Eilean Siar

[@ufoclips1]

Nice to see Inveraray in the first pic,i lived there for 7 years and loved every second.

[@fifelad55]

Pronunciation of some places is absolutely horrendous

[@maliklamrini99]

LoL

[@geecars6263]

East Renfrewshire - shows an image of Neilston Rd, Paisley which is 10 miles away, in Renfrewshire

[@thegroovetube3247]

Thumbnail of Inverness, which isn't in any of the regions mentioned.

[@stugraham4143]

Aberdeenshire a safe place. Been here 1 year so far I had had the house broken into wnd been robbed knife point during the morning on a busy street. The police are a waste of ti.e saying that cctv inside my house showing the robbers dose not prove that they where in the house. Avoid at all costs. Moving back to the central belt where it is safer.

[@arfabarmcake2776]

I live in East Dunbartonshire, i was shocked to see my bungalow in the vid, I regularly see punch ups every week when the pubs kick out, not sure where you got your info from, but its the wild west here, no way would i go out after dark ??

[@nathanaelmini2595]

Yes.

[@chockmcq6434]

You said that Argyll & Bute included tha trossachs well a good part of it is Stirlingshire

[@euanspeirs9345]

Do you really know what you are talking about ? When praising and mispronouncing Moray you show pictures of terrace houses in Moray Place Glasgow.

[@etangdescygnes]

All very well, but our host forgot to mention that crime rates are being driven upwards by the irresistible urge of Scots to strangle Sasannaich who come to Scotland and never bother to pronounce its place names properly, e.g., people who pronounce "shire" as they do in England: "shir". In Scotland "shire" always rhymes with "wire", and not with a well-known American singer who claims that it's in his kiss. Lochgilphead is "Loch-gilp-hed" with a guttural "ch", although "Loch-gilpedd" will do. (Anyone who cannot say "loch" and "lochan" properly immediately stands out as a foreigner.) Islay is NOT "I-lay" but "I-luh" rhyming with the English pronunciation of "tiler", with its silent "r". What/where is "North Seattoh"?! If there is one pronunciation that drives Scots over the murderous edge, it is of Moray as "Mor-ray". Moray is pronounced "Murry", and rhymes with the English pronunciation of "Slurry", although the "r" is not as lazy. Na h-Eileanan Siar means "the Western Isles" and is pronounced "nuh hella-nin shyar". I expect people who make videos about other countries to spend a few minutes learning the correct pronunciations of the place names. Sadly, I have met Sasannaich who have been living in Scotland for many years who have not made the slightest effort to adopt Scottish pronunciations. I know I shouldn't let them get under my skin, but they do. DON'T BE LAZY.

[@douglaslee-murray952]

Moray is pronounced the same as Murray!

[@DougieMClark]

Oh no its not! Moray is Moray, never Murray....

[@helenelliott2375]

#'s 9 perth & kinross,8 moray,5 aberdeenshire/aberdeen,3 shetland islands,

[@rosshempsall1985]

The size of population matters.In Bute there?are 4,000 inhabitants and the reason that crime us so low is because everyone knows one another.We ca it "Rothesay rumours"

[@rojasmgeorge535]

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[@DavidFraser007]

Perthsheer, Aberdeensheer, Renfrewsheer?

[@jameslochridge4265]

Right this guy needs to learn how to pronounce the place names starting with Loch- Gilp-Head.

[@andrewobrien8325]

Why is he saying Moray weird? I live in Moray. It’d be like calling London Lon Don.

[@Indian1947-o1z]

What about Glasgow

[@ryanharnick5098]

Wow 👌 👏 👍 I know no one asked but I love these videos, Brilliant. Love and peace to everybody and stay safe 🙏 ❤ 💛 💙 😷👾🤖🤡👻🙏✌

[@mountkeen8701]

1.Hopeless pronunciation of place names 2. An excruciatingly bad script...."Angus is such a great place you would want to live in and enjoy tranquillity in its several countrysides....." it's as if it's been taken from a bad translation, 3. Pictures of streets or buildings that are not in areas this video purports they're located. For example the picture of the street at 3:55 isn't Angus but in Perth and Kinross while at 4:24 the location once again isn't in Angus but in Dundee As you might guess, I watched this tawdry attempt until about half-way through then thought better of it Dreadful

[@voicezful]

Yes I thought it was crap as well.

[@geecars6263]

So many murders...of pronunciation

[@nocentertainment666]

fr

[@slabofgeography]

Moyar council area btw is pronounced “Murray”

[@deltanovember1672]

“Moyar”? It’s Moray. 🤦‍♂️

[@slabofgeography]

Spelllikg mistake who cares

[@davidmacgregor5193]

@@slabofgeography I lived in Cardow, (pronounced Cardoo) in Morayshire in the late 1950's and early 1960's, we could leave our front door open all night and nobody would burgle the house. It was a lovely safe place to live. My father worked at Cardhu distillery and that was an added bonus.

[@NightOwlGames]

where should i avoid going?

[@KobraaRl]

If your going to Scotland I'll tell you a few places once you reply

[@ukmixworld7300]

Good job

[@rascalhusky8129]

For an English Anglo Saxon not at all safe as other ethnic English (Pakistani, Indian and Jamaican) safe as 🏘️.

[@johnlee5423]

Why is Airdrie not on this list

[@munnjean]

It really is quite comical having someone other than a Scot narrating this post ,, absolutely clueless when it come to pronouncing the names.

[@andakmohd6220]

i am muslim tourist and plan to visit scotland nex year,plz advice any place for muslim food area.....thx

[@rsqyoung]

Try eating what the locals eat, that's the point of going on holiday somewhere different. I would never dream of going to India or China or Japan and not eating their food otherwise I would take a packed lunch if I was so fussy or stay at home.

[@stevenkilpatrick6397]

Plenty of Muslim owned takeaways in Glasgow

[@andakmohd6220]

@@stevenkilpatrick6397 tq steven

[@geecars6263]

@@rsqyoung Eat what the locals eat? That’ll be curries, kebabs, pizzas, McDonald’s 😂

[@geecars6263]

@@andakmohd6220 if you’re visiting Glasgow find an Ashoka Indian restaurant and try their haggis pakora for a mix of both cultures

[@sonyabraham6150]

what about fairley street

[@rsqyoung]

In a cave on an island in the Western Isles

[@kathleenirvine8360]

Please get a Scottish person to talk over this video, might get the proper pronunciation’s.

[@AV-fo5de]

Loch gilp head. The ch is sounded like the German ch.

[@davywatt9367]

This guy aint got a clue cant even pronounce town names correctly bet he has never been to any of these places his worst towns is bad as well

[@elaine8417]

Omg noooo.

[@roddymcniven8734]

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