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Can you suggest any cheap areas where in I can live in a flat or a house with my husband.
Bristol is not a cheap city when it comes to property. The areas of Bristol that are "cheaper" are usually not nice places to be - Bristol has a significant drugs problem.
Do you have to be in Bristol or could you live outside the city? Other large towns in the area such as Cheltenham, Stroud or Swindon might be better areas to look for cheaper housing.
Thanks a lot for your reply. I have to be in Bristol. I have to work as a nurse in BRI.
In that case get in touch with the Human Resources department at BRI -
http://www.ubht.nhs.uk/hr/Web%20Site%20Docs/Contact%20HR.htm
they should be able to advise you on the best agencies to use when looking for accommodation.
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It all depends on your budget. A one bed flat can range from £400 - £700 per month.
The desirable areas are Clifton, Cotham, Redland, Westbury etc and you tend to pay more to live there.
There are plenty of cheaper and nice places to lives within a few miles of the city centre: Totterdown, Brislington, Fishponds, Eastville, Horfield, Bishopston to name a few. You could contact a letting agent and ask them for some advice (google letting agents in Bristol). There is plenty of information on the internet.
If you have any areas in mind I could give you a bit more info. As for most places, everywhere has nice bits and no so nice bits. There are no areas that you couldn't live in, they all have a chram.
Cheers, Sarah
Bristol Cathedral and Redcliffe church are also worth visiting. The Cathedral can be found near the centre of the city and Redcliffe Church near Bedminster. I used to work at the Cathedral when I left I got a lovely letter from the clergy at the Cathedral saying what a good job I had done and how quiet the Cathedral was now that I have gone - funny that!!!!!!
This pub is a good one, in between the Clifton suspension bridge and town. It serves a wide range of beers, and has a good menu. We had baguettes for lunch which were freshly cooked (maybe not made!) and filled, which did the job after a stroll to the bridge and back. There are lots of pictures and sculptures for sale, usually representing Eve.
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Best Times to Visit Insiders Tips - Like all shopping destinations, The Mall has busy and quiet times. If you would like to visit at a quieter time of the week, we suggest you try our late nights Monday to Friday until 9pm or early on Saturday mornings from 9am. The busiest times of the week are Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
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The best way to see what the harbourside has to offer is to get into a boat and explore it from the water.
Both the Bristol Ferry Boat Company and the Bristol Packet offer tours, some with commentary, which are a great way to and from A to B.
Classy, but reasonably-priced, nouveau-Brit restaurant house in the old harbour police station, jutting out into the water.
Reservations essential as this is (or was) considered a cool place to see and be seen. Calves liver with gnocchi - yummy!
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