move to hastings which roads areas should i avoid

kas61 · Postby **kas61** » Tue Oct 21, 2008 4:47 pm

As i cant really trust the agents to tell me i would be grateful if anyone can help .
i will get much more for my money divorcing so any funds released would be most welcome.
thanking you in anticpation

ju · Postby ju » Thu Oct 30, 2008 2:54 pm

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kas61 wrote:
As i cant really trust the agents to tell me i would be grateful if anyone can help .
i will get much more for my money divorcing so any funds released would be most welcome.
thanking you in anticpation

[/quoted] Hi I am also having the same problem so would also like some help out there from locals. Ive got an added problem though. I am looking to rent 1/2 bed flat but have 2 cats!

jax500 · Postby **jax500** » Tue Nov 04, 2008 4:50 pm

Hi there

It depends if you have children etc but anywhere on Farley Bank, Hollington are avoidable. I live in the town centre which I love, but this is not to everyone's cup of tea as it can get noisy, particularly at the weekend.

Sharon · Postby **Sharon** » Fri Nov 28, 2008 5:58 pm

Why is Holington to be avoided? Is it rough?

hannah · Postby **hannah** » Mon Feb 09, 2009 4:42 pm

holington is quite rough but not as bad as other parts such as farley bank and malvern way it depends on what part of hollington you look at!

Peachy · Postby **Peachy** » Mon Mar 09, 2009 11:04 pm

Farley Banks' reputation is alot worse than the area actually is and even though i do live in the area i would suggest looking else where. The place is generally black listed and people do tend to look down on you when they hear Farley Bank.
There are a lot of nice areas in the town, maybe you could look at other moving to the area topics for a more positive and honest feel of the place!
Good luck with your move and if you have already moved to the area, welcome !!!!!!!

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