This Is "Britain's Most Dangerous Road" ~20 Years On
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
- Back in the late 90s and early 2000s, Stapleton Road in Easton, Bristol was widely regarded as one of, if not the most dangerous roads in the country.
Whether it actually was the worst road in the country or not is up for debate, but the facts don’t lie - it was crazy dangerous.
In this video, I took a look at Stapleton Road today, as well as the surrounding area of Easton, which viewers have been telling me is the most dangerous area in Bristol.
I saw some pretty crazy stuff; litter, evidence of drinking and drug use, flytipping, etc.
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00:00 - Intro to Easton Bristol
00:50 - Stapleton Road
01:50 - St Mark's Road
02:18 - Housing Estates
03:34 - Parks
04:23 - House Prices
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Hope you enjoyed this look inside Easton, in Bristol, and the infamous Stapleton Road - and as long as I keep surviving these ghetto and rough area tours, I'll keep bringing them to you.
As always, all comments, questions, and feedback are welcome - Thanks for tuning in! 😀👍
This roads worse than Manchester rd,Swindon .Great video btw do Portsmouth next.
The reason Easton isnt higher is because blacks dont report crime as much as other groups.
They have an anti-police bias.
Plus just exhaustion. If everyday there is crime, it becomes a normal part of life, not worth reporting.
Lived in Easton 40 years ago (Chaplin Road). At the time, I had a young family and kept a machete under the bed. We were crazy poor and luckily, I managed to get a job in another part of the country. Not the greatest place to raise a family and I don't recommend the experience. Nowadays I own and live on a large rural property in New Zealand. Strange how things have turned out. Flaxen Saxon.
Wow, thanks for sharing it. It is crazy how things turn out , but it sounds like you were very aware of your situation and made your change of circumstances happen, I got a lot of respect for that.
It's not bad there at all you must be making up bullshit
Do you live there?@@goonerboz6023
No it’s not bad at all now but it used to be but next to New Zealand it’s an absolute dump.
Depends where you live in NZ. Some parts of Auckland are pretty rough. @@RestlessBs3
The relentless tagging is an eyesore and creates a feeling of hopelessness and despair.
True.
It’s the rap gangs of afro-Caribbean descent that do this and all the drug dealing, pimping and violent crime.
'Diversity is our strength!'
😂🤣💀👍🏾
Diversity is our strength! Not! 😳🥺🫣🤒
This is a foretaste of what is to come all over the UK. Thank you Blair and the Tory legal trade.
exactly
You have forgot the usa and uk have blown up the iraq Afghanistan Libya and Syria sending millions of refugees to Europe you seem to be a really thick and simple person that hasn't a clue on what's happening so blame refugees for the problems our government done and not the innocent people
It's the international bankers that control the politicians that have done it ...
They closing down the west to move the power to the far east
What? Being safer than it was 20-30 years ago? Yeah sure sign 'em up.
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I lived in Bristol 20 years ago. Good video my friend. 330k to get stabbed and robbed. I'd never go back there
Thanks. The house prices are offensive, I think it pushes landlords to buy up and turn those large houses into multi occupancy - which is exactly what no one wants to see.
@@ukexplored usual British 2023 horrorshow
Ethnic enrichment… lovely.
Maybe appearances shouldn't be the priority @OhYesMate
Great video! Sadly, BCC is one of the worst councils, I came acros in the UK when it comes tp addressing inequalities and managing urban infrastructure. Despite their shiny policies and empty claims, the reality is that city is divided into areas where some level of management and upkeep exist (mostly Cotham, Clifton and Harbourside ) and the rest of the city is in a staggering state of decay. Lack of decent public transport, poor lightining, potholes, pavements suitable for trekking shoes, flooding after every rain, rubbish piling up, crime, filth and rodents.
Yes, I have friends in Bristol and have seen most of it over the years now, the good and bad, and I agree. The contrast between the expensive and poor areas is staggering, it’s going to backfire at some point as the borders are getting more blurred all the time. And not to mention it’s unbearable to drive around for the most part 😅
Whats needed is volunteers to step up now and take the streets back, Walsall is like this areas just left by the council but we are taking them back
A Labour council perchance?
It’s quite simple, affluent areas contribute far more in tax and they actually care about the environment they live in. Easton has too many people who love to live tramps, these people bring everyone else down.
It’s because they pissed all the money on Cabbot Circus and now can’t maintain it and they keep messing with the roads because they fucked it the first time.
They didn’t realise that Bristol was a big place for events and that was the backbone of its revenue. They thought they could replace it with revenue from high end retail in a city where most of the people looked like greenpeace mercenaries.
Now they’re gone, so is the money because they weren’t as poor as they looked and bought people from all over the country with the events they used to put on which got the big £ coming in.
People don’t shop in the same place for long.
They here about a new place, flock to it and then move to the next one.
Night life is a far more sustainable economic model as proven by Bristol.
Martin Rees destroyed the city by choking the life out of it.
I've lived in Easton for 18 months. great place to live.
I used to visit Easton and see friends back in late 70s early 80, it was great back then.
Jeez that’s very sad to see. I left the UK in 1965 for Australia. I have never been back there. It’s certainly not like that here although there are plenty of murders, stabbings etc. those scenes in Bristol look like a third world country! Terrible.
Another class video mate, thank you! …. Smithy
Thanks, appreciate it!
Doesn't surprise me, it's Bristol what do you expect?
I used to live in Bristol up until July 2023 then I moved to Leicester, I was glad to see the back of Bristol.
Stapes is calm, the bottom bit past Lebeq's is the worst part
Na by the coach house pub
Need to do hartcliffe and knowle west
I was going to recommend the Isle of Sheppey for a visit (not that I would), but another channel has beaten you to it. Still, plenty of choices remaining. I liked the intro you had before - visiting the places you probably shouldn't. Definitely better to look at on Google Maps than in person.
This is so horrendously sad. I was born and raised in the UK, got drunk and married an American with whom I lived happily with until his death! I have returned to UK 22 times over the last 30 years and I am literally devastated as to how it has changed. Is it caused more by the British people living there or is it made worse by illegals coming in and immigrants? I do not know but I am sad. Well, also sad is I have had a gun in my possession for 22 years and have never run across a violent situation since moving here (lucky!) but enough is enough. This is revolting, disgusting and pitiful and I am sorry people are suffering with this kind of crap close to where they are living.
I think it's a mixture of things including Tory Government and capitalism. People can't afford stable housing. Rent or buy. Immigration forces rent prices up and keeps wages low. Drugs gangs and addiction are a huge factor. The breakdown of the family unit too. Changing values and standards.. This is true of nearly anywhere in the UK. though. It's a depressing rat race for many. Once the boomer generation die out who knows.
Mate, no one will ever draw a gun on you in the UK. That's like crazy organised crime stuff. Here you'll get low level smash and grab kind of property crime eg car or house break ins, maybe witnessing a drug deal in progress, antisocial behaviour like loitering, street graffiti, damage to abandoned property, throwing litter around, drunken Street fights, and gang members stabbing each other in London. The UK may look less pretty compared to the US but I can go to Stapleton at night and get out of my car to go to a shop or a pharmacy (which I have done many times) and yet I can't think of going to downtown L.A. during the day in a car.
Most 'illegals' here in the UK actually have an incentive not to engage in criminal activity. If they live here without breaking any laws for 10 years, they have a right to residency.
So, Janet honey, don't equate being foreign with being a criminal. And all of our ancestors at one point were foreigners in the lands we now call home. Be humble.
Well, according to the ONS, there was a net migration of 2 million people into the UK between 2011 and 2021 and 6.8 million births, therefore it's 3.4 times more likely the issue is with British people rather than immigrants. I know that's a simplification since 1-year-olds ain't going to be breaking into cars and that we should be comparing the births from 1991-2001 to immigration between 2011-2021 instead, but that's skipping over the real issue in the UK - the gap between the richest and the poorest is getting wildly out of control. Since 1970, income share for the top 10% has ballooned whilst income for the bottom 50% has reduced or remained stagnant, all while living costs in the past 30 years have risen. So you've got people unable to make a decent living going straight and more people on the upper end looking like larger targets than ever, it's not really that surprising that some people have decided to take back what society has leached from them.
It's easier for most older people to blame the anonymous brown man that just walked into town rather than the government, though 🤷♂.
You westerners get drunk to meet each other. Yuk!
@@Azrael1st yous eat fucking insects and wipe your arse with no paper
Another banger of a video 🎉
Thanks man!
Stayed in a bedsit on Stapleton road back in 05 it was grim and witnessed some incidents a woman was raped in the corridor up stairs by homeless people that forced their way into the building 2 teenagers were stabbed outside from a mugging gone wrong endless drug dealing and antisocial behaviour and one morning i couldn't leave for work as the road was cordoned off due to a murder from a house a few homes up the street that's when I finally got out poverty living causes stress
Would love to see you speak to some locals in there areas when you visit!
Jamaica street hostel is must crazy place on arth which I living right now.
Ron jones house?
This makes the worst areas of Preston and Lancaster look amazing. What a dump!
I lived and spent a lot of time around Easton. Personally, i never experienced any trouble in Easton. Yeah it's rough but I think as long as you aren't in a gang and don't mess about you're probably OK.
Yes, if you’re smart and careful, for the most part you should be ok in areas like Easton.
But slipping up can be costly, I read a lot of reports about what’s been going down in recent years, we have to remember there are a lot of victims are living with it.
As a parent, I still live in hope that areas get safer over time, not more dangerous though.
And be sure to give the local hookers a spare roll up if you got 1 or there will be trouble
I agree. I'm a White viciously anti-woke conservative man, have walked through Easton multiple times weekly in the 18 years I have lived in Bristol, and have never once experienced any trouble.
@@drahcirnevarc9152Ok well done your good at staying out of trouble keep it up because it used to be the most dangerous street in the UK and still loads of knife crime and attacks that still happen these days on the road.
Why do people want to make out that it's so sketchy, it's really not. Stabbings happen all over the UK. Shootings here are rare and the ones that happened on this road were mostly people from other cities, also after carnival which used to bring trouble back in the day. Other than that it's just your average multi-cultural area and actually quite artsy / hipster.
The most dangerous road in Britain...if you live in Bristol. Other cities opinions may vary.
Stapleton road had over 2,000 crimes reported in less than a year
I once went to Stapleton road. Good Lord it was a surprise. Won't be back. 😆
In the early 1970s we used to walk from near to Eastville Park where we lived, to the far end of Stapleton Rd, that's right along the area shown in this video, at the far end was Buss's fruit and veg shop, Mum would get the weeks groceries there, then we would stop at other shops on the way home until all of the week's provisions were bought.
It was clean, totally safe and completely unrecognisable from what it's become.
Used to get the train to Stapleton Road from Avonmouth back in the day with my two dogs to go and see friends in Fishponds. Ever been to Avonmouth? It's grim. I had a council place in an old Mariners Mission full of addicts. That was an education. The dealer used to turn up 'toot toot toot' on his horn and all the front doors would open and thud thud thud down the stairs as they all went and got their gear, like the ice cream man.
Sounds eventful 😂
The old subtle tooting of the horn technique!
I’ve driven through Avonmouth, never had a reason to stop there.
I saw lots of discarded drug stuff on the floor in Easton that I didn’t want to put into the video, it’s crazy how much of this stuff goes down in plain sight, isn’t it.
@@JosephMorgan-zt4of honestly it was something else. I came home from work one day and just inside the door were several shopping baskets full of alcohol, chocolate and cigarettes. I ran inside my flat. Not involved.
@@ukexplored it's bonkers isn't it. I've lived all over Bristol. I live out in a village near Pensford now. A real world away.
A lot of places are like this now. Even Plymouth has a serious open drug dealing problem. Somerset towns like Highbridge too are getting seriously overrun by the county lines.
I saw the heading 'UKs most dangerous road' and instantly thought of Stapleton Road
This guy would quit UA-cam if he found out about St. Paul's.
Just watched your video on West Bromwich and recognised your accent immediately as Bristol. I just watched this and feel thoroughly depressed. Can't believe the house prices in Easton. I've been down Stapleton Rd recently myself and it doesn't even feel safe on the bus , so well done 👍
I'm not actually a Bristolian, not too far off though and I'm often over there, I'm actually from Cheltenham; and yep, I wouldn't go down Stapleton Road at night, that's for sure.
Cheetham Hill Road in Manchester is worse. I used to hear gun shots every week, and a 16-year-old lad was shot in the head with a shotgun outside Spender Avenue.
Yea Stapleton road used to get all them headlines aswell happens everywhere
Be very satisfying to take our prime minister for a tour. ( In an open top car for preference). Totally scandalous, the difference in our tiny island. Diverse indeed.
he`s probably got relatives there
Bristol is labour, says it all.
Last week in Easton a 16 yrs boy has bin killed by 2 young kids 15yrs old in park
Good visuals
Looks luvly 😁👍
Why is it that the most diverse communities are the least safe.
Because you can take the man out of the jungle but you can't take the jungle out of the man
All courtesy of the ethnic
You should try the white working class shitholes then! Not a job or word of proper English spoken among them!
What's up with all the grafitti? I don't think I've ever seen that much in one place other than at the side of railway tracks near London.
It's just a Bristol thing really. Banksy's from there and it's not the Council's priority to remove (due to the abundance, costs and actual street art).
@@ayt_a for some daft reason, I've always thought of Bristol as quite a posh place. Maybe I'm thinking of Bath I dunno.
@@davehedgehogUK West side such as Clifton is quite posh.
@@ayt_a ah right, explains a lot if it's the Banksy connection. Just seems a massive amount for one city otherwise as I've been to far rougher places than Bristol and it isn't nearly as tagged up.
They must have a few quid to spare as spray paint ain't cheap anymore. Cost me £7 to spray a tiny bookcase and even then I bought the cheapest I could find, and still ran out during the first coat. Luckily nobody will ever see the back.
@@davehedgehogUKbristol is entirely full of graffiti apart from cribbs , clifton , westbury, heanleaze , parkway , patchway… the rest has a lot to graffiti
Are you sure this is the uk? Having a closer look at the shop names I find it hard to believe it’s uk?
That's what the Spanish say about shops in Benidorm. You sure it's Spain amigo??
Oh belive me, that's exactly what it's like, a fucking shit tip
@@mrrrrr5158 Two wrongs don't make a right, do they?
@midgetbonesdiary point being that ex-patriots go to Spain and then open up shops to satisfy the demand of other ex-pats that are in Spain. Supply and demand. They're not taking away anything from Spanish folk are they??
It was back 20 plus years ago I remember one year 2003 I think there 4 murders on Stapleton road in the space of 6 weeks
Yeah I read a load of reports, but the data is pretty bad online going back to the 90s. I’m sure I saw a short documentary on Stapleton road as well back in the day, but I couldn’t find it.
@@ukexplored yh that was Macintyre's toughest towns - bristol) that was took off UA-cam years ago i think you can still find it thru Google tho
Yeah! It was that donald mcintyre guy, good memory, mate. I’ll dig it up. Thanks.
@@ukexplored no worries
You have the most amazing speaking voice! It just adds to the quality of your videos which I find very interesting and entertaining.
Really opening up my eyes to the conditions in so many of these UK towns. I knew some were bad areas but I had no idea there were so many.
What’s sad is that you can tell with some of these housing estates that they were really nice when they were new and I’m sure the first people that lived there were really happy.
But as you have said, the loss of the industrial jobs has really crippled so many parts of the UK, put on top of that the current financial situation for so many.
the government really needs to get it in gear and at least keep the junk and trash picked up. They could employ entire groups of people, pay them a really good wage to go around and just clean.
Well done stay safe.
My cousins are proud Bristolians so I’ve seen a bit of the city (clearly, not all bad). However, they’ve told me the odd haunting story. A friend of theirs was walking back through an area like Easton and got randomly hit on the head with a sledgehammer. Had major PTSD afterwards. And less gravely when we went out to a local pub in St Paul’s, my cousin’s bike was stolen. I’m stunned at the house prices: it’s not far off Colchester where such houses are ensconced in bourgeois enclaves!
Yes we had a caribbean meal up in Easton 2 weeks ago, I am looking forward to seeing it keep pushing forward and get the funding it needs as they are lovely people.
Just to point out there are two parts of Stapleton Road.
Old Stapleton Road and New Stapleton Road.
The most dangerous road in Bristol is Grovenor Road, St. Pauls.
Doubt it all the most dangerous streets now are in the city centre and the groves in hartcliffe
I was in St Paul’s , as I said, but I wasn’t paying attention to the road names. I bet I went down it though.
@@ukexplored it's same the road where 2 people were killed this year
Grosvenor Road is 3 minutes from my front door. I agree with you, it is dangerous.
@@drahcirnevarc9152 The area used to be my second home when I trained at Empire Sports Club.
I haven't been there in years now. I just left it all behind me.
This is quite scary when you think about it. It's getting worse is the UK. And it's spreading like wildfire, poverty, fly tippping, drugs, crime, hate crime, burglaries. Most steal to live I blame the government. People haven't got any hope, no inspiration to do better. Low wages, overcrowding houses, high tax on wages if you work overtime for extra money. Lack of education and degrees. It then shifts from one generation to another. It's dire!!
if people report crime its dangerous if they do not its safe
If a crime goes unreported, was it actually a crime?
It’s like that old philosophical question; ‘If a tree falls in the forest, and there's nobody around to hear, does it make a sound?’ 😁
A 16 year old boy ĺliterally collapsed on Stapleton road after being stabbed in a near by park in Easton just 2 days a go
I live in this Area and i Love it .I haven't seen dangerous things
Relieved you haven't had any problems but please be careful, enjoy Easton's positives but always be aware of its soft under belly.
Then you don't go outside much because knife crime is common around there
1:02 I wonder if there's a link?
Love your videos. I would LOVE you to visit HORDEN in County Durham. This is a blighted mining village where you can buy a house for £5,000. All streets are numbered and full of drug users. Heart led community but it is seriously the British version of the outback. I feel you would make a great video there....what is different to all of these southern places, the people are extremely friendly and will actually talk to you about life there
10 years ago I heard the same thing so I went to see for myself. I walked down Stapleton road at about 10.30 pm and found most people to be absolutely fine and a few even quite polite. No problems whatsoever, I felt quite safe. St Pauls, I only had time during the day but felt equally safe. Braunston and Portland square were great. This was all about 10 years ago and my experiences so for others it may be different.
It still hasn't changed. I've popped to Stapleton at night for emergency meds for a child in a late night pharmacy and I'm a rather petite lady, was alone at night, and everyone was very unbothered and moved out of the way politely and respectfully when they noticed that I was a lone lady out at night. I did not feel watched, threatened or harassed at all. This is just people saying that they don't like seeing somali people out and about at night.
@@tinachristine4573 I really appreciate your comment, it just goes to show that people’s opinions are subjective. Yes crime is high there but from my personal experience I find everyone quite nice and respectful. I’m an ex bodyguard and a bit biased because I just adore Bristol.
Surprise surprise - a mosque.
They should not be built here
Diverse you mean taken over 😂
My friend told me he moved to Bristol for a better life I didn’t think it was like this 🤨
Do more Swindon places
Come visit Woolwich one day, you can't think of any worst after you visit there
do cov road small heath, and ladypool road
'Culturally diverse' equals very high crime rate......tell us something we don't know.......
I temporarily lived on St Marks road for about 6 months and have been down Stapleton numerous times, never had issues and been in Bristol over 10 years. The crime is likely isolated to those involved with crime in the first place, so if you're not involved, you really don't have anything to worry about. It is a bit rundown though.
Agreed, these videos are just jumping on headlines or feeding people that want to say they live in the 'baddest' areas. Easton has rough parts but also hipster parts, been to The Black Swan many times no trouble, Millionaires Club, no trouble, The Mill, no trouble, Lebeq Tavern, Jolly Roger...you get the picture. It's by no means Britain's most dangerous road. Stop with the clickbait.
@@crystalken This video says Britain's most dangerous road 20 years on! It actually was back then so find me another street back then that was topping over 2000 reported crimes each year for like 5 years running good luck with that because you can't
@@yardman16 You talk about it like it's something to be proud of? I've got better things to do than look at crime stats but when I used to spend the most time there probably would have been around 20 years ago when Millionaire's Club was open. There were much worse places in the UK...but whatever 🤷🏼♂️
Man's been watching too much Top Boy 😂
@@crystalken lol your gassed top boy is dead
Lived in Easton for 6/7 years. Barely went out in the dark by myself after dark. Did the correct thing seriously…. Worse than Barton street in Gloucester
I covered Barton street in a video as well; and I’ve driven through Barton at night a few times, it’s insane, like zombies roaming around at times.
I think videos like this prove's that the zombie apocalypse has allready arrived in the UK but most of us Brits are too skint to be prepared for it
You should check out Druids Heath in Birmingham!
I rather wouldn’t.😂😂
I’ve been told druids Heath and alum rock are two areas in Birmingham I might now come out the same man as I entered them 😀 so I’m going to go at some point for sure.
It's not dangerous my friends live there for over 25 years
nothing quite like walking out of black swan at 4am to be honest
You got albanians living around easton now the yardies used to run the area back in the 90s earlie 2000s
Saying stapes won't ever be as bad as it used to be mite be a stretch history has a strange way of repeating it's self and knife crime in the southwest especially bristol is to common these days
Planet Easton is good vibes
Mali gangs everywhere in Easton i've been mugged a couple times by some of them
You only went to one end of Stapleton road? Should of recorded by the coach house pub end that's the worst part
Nah, the other end between Old Market and Lebeq's is way moodier
I live in Bristol and go through Stapleton road daily.
Its got lots of great food places and is always busy.
The place does struggle with litter/flytipping, homelessness and hard drug use.
The flytipping is so frustrating, but it is something that will be done by people more desperate for money, perhaps more support can be given from local councils.
The homelessness is quite a wide spread problem on this side of Bristol, stretching from the centre. All I see are some city center charities trying to help, but i think more support for these people is required on a city or regional level.
Hard drug use is definitely a problem... which is why I like to stick to the ones that are easy to use.
Is Gareth from the office doing the narration?
Weston super mare is now worse than Bristol
lived there 30 yrs ago.was well dodgy then lots of street hookers .big crack and heroin problem. lot of the pubs are /were really clicky ,got to be careful.sayin that bristol has an amazing underground/alternative music scene.grzat place to live,other than easton and lawrence hill
Hartclife is worse than Easton
you didnt cover Ikea and the non official camping and caravan association site. good video though
Aw, that's so damming! I live easton, it has so many qualities that other parts of the city do not. True re fly tipping, and the council does need to invest more money in cleaning the place. The bin men, leave rubbish all over too. More tlc in general. But MY Easton is safe, friendly, relaxed with many unique qualities. Including, rich cultural and coexistance, many green spaces, without having to drive, nice schools, great food shops etc etc
Not safe it has a knife crime problem so many attacks mainly teens even murders and a huge drugs problem
Always found Stapleton Rd to be quite a friendly place.
You don't know Stapleton road you have never been to Stapleton road only time you have been to Stapleton road is google maps pal
@@2tapped-sc1oq Maybe the reason you don’t like Stapleton Rd is that you have a problem with all the immigrants? Barton Hill seems a bit rough but safe enough during the day. Seriously you need to stay at home more. You could get badly hurt with this attitude.
Never had any problems living there in the past, yeah shit goes on, but lived in way worse places.
😶🌫🤯wait what - I DON'T DO THIS TO SUGGEST SOLUTIONS - ooh wow
I’m not even sure what you’re implying 😀
Never had any real trouble in Easton.
looks like southall ilford london
the grafitti makes everything look worse, should crack down on it .
It’s too late for that in Bristol. Paint over it and that blank canvas gets tagged up before the paint dries.
wherever there are black communities and muslim demographic seems to be were the cities are most run down.
Graffiti is bristol culture that's why a lot of people don't get rid of it also home to some of the world's notorious graffiti artists
it looks terrible mate, no offence but its vandalism, same as empty bin bags on the street, no wonder its not a desireable place to live .
Yes, I showcased some good murals on my other Bristol videos, can’t knock the skilled artistry - but not a fan of the kids who just put initials everywhere or whatever it is they’re doing.
Ladywood in Birmingham is the most dangerous place ive been to
I met a girl from there (I'm not a Brummie myself) She's quite 🤩 but Ladywood seems 🤢
I've been to Lozzells and Birchfield.
@@bobbymozza I'm more familiar with the likes of Harborne, Quinton, Bartley Green, (amongst a few) that side of Birmingham. I'm not a Brummie myself but a regular visitor throughout the year. Great city and great people 💪
it's not that bad. i lived in St Paul and Easton for 15+ years. Shore there's trouble, if you go looking it. I miss living there to be honest..
£337 000 to live there surely a misprint
I don't know where you get your prices from ,,,, I have a friend who lives in Easton who's been trying to sell his house for 2 years ...£ 150000 .. the house is immaculate that's all he wants to do is to get out of there and by a little mobile home down in Somerset.
Got the figures from Rightmove. I’d like to think they use actual data from their site, but it may be the usual AI misinformation.
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Multicultural toilet?
But who will press the flush?
Always was a shithole always will be
I wonder why
I live in Easton, and it really isn't that bad. Although it's reputation is terrible, and it has had some bad things happen there, it is a really nice place to live in.
Oh why oh why is it almost always the predominantly Asian areas of our country...
Why do you think?
* Asian areas exist cos Whites put their houses on sale out as soon as they had an Asian neighbour.
* Then no other White person wanted to buy that house cos they didn't want an Asian neighbour
* So the White person had no choice but to devalue their house and sell to another person who would be Asian or another ethnic background
* you complain about Asian areas but this is the root cause of why they exist.
* Asians wanted to intergrate into UK society but Whites moved out cos they did not want to intergrate with Asians
* Asian areas are the majority fault of White British not just Asians. They wanted to live with you but you didn't want to live with them and moved out
Import the third world and you get the third world, same in Leicester ( Fester )
A horror show
Try boscombe in Dorset absolute dump!
Easton. Enough said
Bandit country
It’s a dumpster fire
I used to lived there was a great place I lived above the Jamaican takeaway there - and used to dj’ in the wagon and horses that was also a filming spot for only fools and horses
Any content of St judes bristol? Probably just as bad as st pauls around there
Bound to be a labor administration
Problems areas like this across the UK comes down to two things, the banning of corporal punishment in schools and the courts dishing out ridiculously light sentences to offenders.