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Do you live in Nottingham? If so, it may be time to board up your windows as Endsleigh's 2008 Homes Report has named Nottingham as Britain's burglary hotspot.
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Do you live in Nottingham? If so, it may be time to board up your windows as Endsleigh's 2008 Homes Report has named Nottingham as Britain's burglary hotspot.
Doesn't it have the worst record for gun crime too? :o
Top Ten Safest for Theft (percentage below national average)
3. Norwich (54.1%)
Can't really complain :)
Cambridge kinda sucks.
That's a general statement.
1. Guildford (82.0%)Quote:
Originally Posted by dave87
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Not surprised to see Stockport listed in number 3. Used to live there right ****hole tbh. Not far from Chester now, which is apparently much safer :rockon2:
My home post code is in the safest classification for Car insurance - so apparently its my driving that the insurance companies don't like :(
When they say London in these quotes it always makes me wonder how much or how little of London is included.
People should use this information for profiling purposes (i.e. if you live in that area, you are more likely to steal/murder/etc) ;)
well like endsleigh are a bunch of wriggling cants who make it as difficult as possible to make your legitimate claim, slowing it down at every turn until you accept a gesture of good will thats half your policy value............
but anyway, there is little merrit in taring a whole town, let alone a city with the same brush. As much as i'd like to make jokes based on regional sterotypes, i feal i can't in all honesty do so.
so crap insurance firm, crap statistics from crap insruance firm.
I'm detecting some 'issues' there :heckle:Quote:
Originally Posted by TheAnimus
Manchester & Leeds are top 10 safest for household accidents.
Why?
Because some chav scummer has nicked the contents already.
that's why Dundee does so well in Top Ten Safest for Theft - nothing worth nicking. :P
Glasgow's not on any of the lists - woo mediocrity!