Where are you in the happiness map of England?

[simoncc]

What a nasty bastard you are too eh Simon - maybe you and Andy can join up and live in Hell ?

I'm happy where I am thanks, though a choice between hell and Knowsley would be a hard one.

 

[yenrod]

I'm happy where I am thanks, though a choice between hell and Knowsley would be a hard one.

Cinzano extra-dry is it Simon ?

 

[buggi]

wherever "****ed off" is, that's where i'm sitting right now.

 

[simoncc]

Cinzano extra-dry is it Simon ?

I've just looked at the map and seen that Trafford is light blue, the next to most unhappy figure and the unhappiest in Greater Manchester. What a load of a old rot these government pseudo statistics are. Most Trafford children would be very unhappy to live in downmarket, crime ridden, drug and mental illness scarred, scruffy neighbouring boroughs such as Salford or Manchester and would be back in nice old Trafford at the earliest opportunity.

 

[col]

Darlington, I think

 

[badkitty]

I was quite happy till I saw that stupid map.
I'm dark blue. Miserable now.

See. It's true.

 

[badkitty]

I'm sorry that just won't cut it.
It's pink shrimps or nothing, I'm afraid....


Although I can be very forgiving if I'm in possession of some 70% dark chocolate....

 

[tyred]

And what about those of us who don't live in England?

 

[Globalti]

For once I agree with simoncc - what rubbish this map is! How can neighbouring areas vary so damatically? It can only be down to errors or bias in the calculations.

(FFIW I live in a top happy area, which fits with my feelings about where I live)

 

[ComedyPilot]

East Yorks, and WELL HAPPY......

 

[Chris James]

The article actually picked out Kirklees (Huddersfield / Dewsbury area) as being particularly happy.

 

[Will1985]

Norfolk to West Midlands is the happier way to go for me. I'm happy wherever I can ride my bike!

 

[Aperitif]

Up the creek of merde - but no cigar as I'm not in Richmond...