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MisterKee

Roughest Area of Leicester

By MisterKee, in General Chat

  

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  1. 1. In your opinion, where is the roughest area of Leicester?


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Parafox

Parafox

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Hand Avenue= Rough

Judging by the amount of furniture in the front gardens it seems they prefer to live outside.

In the course of my duties a few years ago, I went to a property there where they used a large plastic container as a toilet.

They kept this in the kitchen

And it was full

I am not joking

Babylon

Babylon

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Judging by the amount of furniture in the front gardens it seems they prefer to live outside.

I know you are making reference to old furniture. But there is definitely a correlation between how rough an area is, and the number of people who sit in their front gardens rather than the back. Drive down the saff or the monny on a sunny day and they are all out there in their deckchairs.

Parafox

Parafox

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If you drive the full circuit of the ring road you take in nearly all the nasty council estate areas (I am not saying all those living there are nasty, it's more the area reputation) Brauny, New Parks, the Leys, Stocking Farm, a touch of Northfields, etc etc

Liamlcfc1

Liamlcfc1

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i live in Anstey Heights posh end of Beaumont leys been here since i was born never have any problems and quite untill the open the speedway but will be watching it anyway i would say Braunstone is worse

The Doctor

The Doctor

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Glen Parva is not rough at all and why isn't Wigston on there? :angry:

and bloody Barwell! :@

because here in wigston we're all friendly. (magna at least, south wigstons a bit of a shit-hole) - Counthesthorpe is the roughest place though.

Wymsey

Wymsey

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I hear kirby muxloe is pretty ghetto these days.

I don't pay £1,200 a year to be a member of a golf club which is located in a rough area. :nono:

Kirby is a lovely place. :wub:

Parafox

Parafox

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I don't pay £1,200 a year to be a member of a golf club which is located in a rough area. :nono:

Kirby is a lovely place. :wub:

Do you travel there in a gilded carriage?

The Padster

The Padster

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I don't pay £1,200 a year to be a member of a golf club which is located in a rough area. :nono:

Kirby is a lovely place. :wub:

Why on Earth anybody would want to pay for something I used to do on the school fields for free is beyond me.

Wymsey

Wymsey

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Why on Earth anybody would want to pay for something I used to do on the school fields for free is beyond me.

With that including free meals per week and 60 coaching lessons annually amongst other deals.

lcfc_jme

lcfc_jme

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With that including free meals per week and 60 coaching lessons annually amongst other deals.

You're a dick.

As for Northfields being rough, don't make me laugh. It's tame as fvck.

Ford Super Sunday

Ford Super Sunday

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What's with all the votes for Braunstone!?

Most of Braunstone is nice, luckily I live in the nice part (we've only been burgled once in the last 16 years :thumbup: ) and it's quite nice here.

Granted there are some scutty parts, and oh my if you go past the Shakespeare pub on the lane then you're taking your life into your own hands, but by jove it's not as bad as those make out.

Now Oadby, kin rough there. All those posh cars? Must be nicked.

EDIT: I used the word 'nice' THREE times in a sentence, that is just poor.

AoWW

AoWW

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St Matthews was properly rough when I lived in Leicester, but that was a fair few years ago... maybe it's improved. :unsure: Having lived close to New Parks, Braunstone & Eyres Monsell I would say that none of them are the nicest areas by any stretch of the imagination, but I wouldn't class them as 'rough' in the same sense as St Matthews. :dunno:

Simmo86

Simmo86

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I don't pay £1,200 a year to be a member of a golf club which is located in a rough area. :nono:

Kirby is a lovely place. :wub:

You just bring it on yourself don't you!

m00nie

m00nie

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grew up on st mathews but that was in the 70s n 80s..

have lived all over but been in new parks the last 10 years, never had a spot of bother, great neighbours, streets quiet.. (summer time few kids on the corner playing footy can lead to bickering but thats kids in general.. )

you can find good and bad in most places though to be fair..

nothing wrong with the so classed scummy council estates... can see alot more of a community on them then in alot of private areas

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