Birmingham was followed by Leicester, Manchester, London and Sheffield as the most dangerous cities, according to the research.
Worst places to live in Nottinghamshire
- Worksop - The fattest town in England.
- Nottingham?
- Sneinton, Nottingham, do not come here for peace.
- Newark-on-Trent, what is there to be proud of?
- Bulwell - Nottingham.
- Sutton-in-Ashfield: avoid eye contact and you'll be just fine.
- Eakring: not the end of the earth but you sure can see it from there.
Nottingham [15] is a city in England, affectionately known as the "Queen of the Midlands". It is famed for its links with the world-renowned legend Robin Hood and has a wealth of history, with a settlement existing in the area since pre-Roman times.
Although there are some affluent areas, Nottingham is the eighth-most-deprived city in the UK and, thus, has high levels of poverty in some areas. Statistically speaking, the poorer areas usually are those with the most crime. The second highest crime area is St Ann's, with 482 crimes reported.
Unsurprisingly, London was found to be the least affordable place to live, with buyers having to fork-out an eye-watering £518,178 for a place, along with a deposit of £77,727. Cambridge is second with houses costing £438,109 (£65,716 deposit) followed by Brighton (£420,301, £63,045 deposit).
Although there are some affluent areas, Nottingham is the eighth-most-deprived city in the UK and, thus, has high levels of poverty in some areas. Statistically speaking, the poorer areas usually are those with the most crime.
The historic market town of Hexham in Northumberland has been named the happiest place to live in Britain. That's according to a survey which asked people how happy they are where they live, based on 12 happiness factors, across 194 areas in Great Britain.
Take a look at our guide for the best areas of Nottingham to live to make the most of this fantastic city.
- Hockley and Lace Market:
- West Bridgford:
- Lenton:
- Beeston:
- Mapperley:
Best schools in Nottingham
- 1st place. Nottingham High School. See Full Review. 1087. 4 - 18. Mixed. Other independent school.
- 2nd place. Nottingham Girls' High School GDST. See Full Review. 753. 4 - 18. Girls only. Other independent school.
- 3rd place. Nottingham University Academy of Science and Technology. See Full Review. 547. 14 - 19. Mixed.
Shildon in County Durham is the most affordable town to live in Britain, according to our latest data. Our research compared average house prices throughout towns in Britain with average incomes* to discover where the most affordable homes are.
East Hertfordshire has been crowned the
UK's best place to live, according to an annual quality of life survey.
Here are the top 50 places in the UK with the best quality of life, according to Halifax:
- York, Yorkshire and the Humber.
- Basingstoke and Deane, South East.
- Erewash, East Midlands.
Beeston is a nice area with decent local pubs and easy access to shopping. there's also good public transport into the city by bus, with the tram opening later this year. there will be more students than other areas, but it trends to be more post graduates and quieter students.
Hucknall is a large town with its own good and bad areas – it has a mixed reputation but on the whole I can think of far worse places to live in Nottingham. Linby is close by (if you can afford it!) is a very pretty village but to be honest houses do not come up for sale very often. I also like Papplewick.
“Long Eaton offers a peaceful market town setting just a short distance from the East Midlands' largest cities. This makes it an extremely popular place to live, both with commuters and families. With demand high, it is also a shrewd place to invest, as landlords stand to enjoy an excellent return.
Other places with a high crime rate include Radford (3,785 incidents) Hucknall (3,744) Bulwell (3,598) and Clifton (3,334). Despite its past reputation, The Meadows is one of the safest places to live, with 1,677 recorded incidents.
Radford and Forest Fields are also areas to avoid at night. Tourists are generally safe visiting the city, but should avoid these areas of Nottingham as a precaution.
Originally Answered: How hard is Nottingham University to get into? Nottingham is one of the most popular universities in the UK, and competition for places is extremely high. Some courses are more popular than others, however, and so competition can vary depending on what it is you want to study.
League tables
| UK Ranking | World ranking (if available) |
|---|
| QS World University Rankings 2020 | 16* | 96 |
| ShanghaiRanking Academic Ranking of World Universities 2017 | 10-17 | 101-150 |
| The Complete University Guide 2020 | 19 | |
| The Guardian University Guide 2020 | 18 | |
The Russell Group was formed in 1994 by 18 British research universities – Birmingham, Bristol, Cambridge, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Imperial College London, Queen Mary, Leeds, Liverpool, London School of Economics, Manchester, Newcastle, Nottingham, Oxford, Sheffield, Southampton, University College London and Warwick, who
The University minimum for entry is normally grades BBC at A-level or equivalent (BCC for foundation programmes) although most courses require higher grades for entry. Schools can insist on a particular level of performance in a subject at GCSE, A Level or other examinations, including English language qualifications.
Russell Group universities have higher than average student satisfaction and lower than average drop-out rates, according to Wendy Piatt, its director. But Russell Group graduates are not the only ones who are snapping up great jobs.
More detailed statistics and analyses (in PDF format)
| Chinese | TOTAL |
| Full-time |
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| Undergraduate | 6,448 | 6,877 |
| Postgraduate Taught | 443 | 574 |
| Postgraduate Research | 227 | 390 |
The Russell Group is essentially a club of 24 UK universities that are very well respected for their research. Employers are typically keen to take on graduates from these universities. They are: University of Birmingham.
Best Law Universities In UK
- University of Law. The University of Law prides itself as one of the oldest educational institutions in the UK for legal studies.
- Cambridge University.
- University of Oxford.
- Glasgow University.
- London School of Economics.
- University of York.
- King's College London.
- University of Dundee.
Birmingham was followed by Leicester, Manchester, London and Sheffield as the most dangerous cities, according to the research.
In the 12 months between April 2016 and March 2017, there were 46,586 crimes reported in Nottingham. Far and away the most common crime was antisocial behaviour, with 14,425 incidents reported – or just over 30%. The next most common crime committed was violent crime, with 9,562 incidents reported – just over 20%.
North West England had the highest homicide rate at 18.7 per million people, followed by the UK capital, London which had a homicide rate of 18.4.
Dubbed "Assassination City" and "Shottingham" after an explosion in gun crime two years ago, police and council leaders in Nottingham were confident that the city's battered image was being restored following a sharp fall in the number of shootings.
Nottingham used to be called Snotingham.
According to a survey conducted by OnePoll Newcastle is the safest UK city with a population of greater than 200,000.
- Plymouth.
- York.
- Swansea.
- Southampton.
- Edinburgh.
- Cardiff.
- Brighton and Hove.
- Glasgow.
Nottingham was once dubbed the gun capital of the UK, with armed officers deployed to city incidents involving a gun 235 times in 2011.
Here are just eight awesome free things to do in Nottingham and the surrounding county.
- Attenborough Nature Centre.
- Goose Fair.
- Green's Windmill.
- Lace Market.
- Nottingham Contemporary.
- Sherwood Forest Art and Craft Centre.
- Southwell Minster.
- Wollaton Hall and Park.
sherwood is quite ok. there are a lot of shops and quite a few students live there. Sneinton is another studenty area, and is within walking distance to town. it will all depend on your budget really.
