Turkish Posted October 25 Posted October 25 Sam Fender has apparently got venues to drop prices for his tour next summer. It’s still pretty expensive IMO but Great to see these guys not letting fans be priced out
whelk Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago On 18/09/2026 at 12:16, Turkish said: We moved to a much bigger house nearly 5 years ago. There was nothing wrong with our old house, 3 good sized bedrooms, semi detached with nice neighbours, okay area, drive, garage. The only small issue was as i work from home a lot i worked in the dining room so got quite busy when everyone was home. Had a relatively small mortgage and quite bit of equity on it which meant we had loads of disposable income at the time. Then when they built a new build estate and were offering great deals like stamp duty paid and upgraded packages we decided to move with a much bigger mortgage. Still affordable and and it's a lovely house in a nice area, but soon as we moved everything exploded, council tax, mortgage rates, inflation and general cost of living sky rocketed. In hindsight moving was a big mistake, obviously didn't know what was about to happen but had we stayed put we'd have only had a few years left on the mortgage at the old house and the mortgage rate increase impact would have been negligible, im just glad we didn't so what some people told us to do, which was go for the most expensive house you can afford, there was another 2-3 available which were 100k more and certain people were saying we should have gone for those ones, would have got the mortgage for it but if we'd done that i'd be fucked by now. On the plus side Harrogate the second happiest place to live: Harrogate in North Yorkshire and Cirencester in Gloucestershire came in second and third places respectively in Rightmove's 15th annual "happy at home index". London borough is Britain's happiest, survey finds https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cmy565dpwy62o
Turkish Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 3 hours ago, whelk said: On the plus side Harrogate the second happiest place to live: Harrogate in North Yorkshire and Cirencester in Gloucestershire came in second and third places respectively in Rightmove's 15th annual "happy at home index". London borough is Britain's happiest, survey finds https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cmy565dpwy62o It’s a good place to live, as confirmed by the Rotherham Bugle
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