Moving out of London

Hi 

l’m a mum of 13year old autistic girl and looking for recommendations for autism friendly areas outside of London. 
We want to move out and l’m searching for an area where we can find a good school and a friendly community.  Thinking about Oxfordshire,  but I’m open to recommendations from other areas . 

Parents Reply
  • yep i feel the same, iv joined some of the local area facebook news/selling groups and see wat sort of people post, ask some questions on fb homeswapper groups etc get a feel for teh local people and see where my son would likely fit in. are you private or council? im council and iv found it impossible to find a move since lockdown and now no ones got removal money for an exchange, frustrating.

Children
  • I'm just well aged and I gave up trying to "play the game" a few years ago.

    Because the game we all end up playing is a version of monopoly, and if you don't get lucky early on you are just wasting your time.

    My annual turnover of money is now (and has been for a couple of decades) in the single thousands, I'm so poor in financial terms I don't even qualify to pay tax, which keeps life nice and simple, too.

    Most people see me as an idiot or loser to be honest, but I'm happier than I was..

  • I found myself needing to find a place to live when I was in my fifties and the landscape had changed considerably, all sorts of hurdles.

    I offered to pay 6 months up front in cash plus my deposit, in lieu of references. I got a four bed flat over a shop for 450 a month, when everyone else was paying 550 for less space...

    CASH IS KING.

    Try saving as a substitute for "treating yourself". I live from boom to bust, so I put my savings into precious metals which makes it much harder to eat into them when I'm short pf the price of a packet of fags, plus I like the "privacy & Control over my own hard won and honestly come by money) aspects. Buy in the dip and the conversion fee gets lost pretty quick.. If I have a short term loan requirement say £1000 I can always back it with gold, which makes obtaining it at zero interests from someone I know a distinct possibility. MY pot of gold allowed me to float two £3K loans three years ago at zero interest which allowed me to BUY my own plot of land, which means I can grow my own food, or make myself a workshop, or even at a pinch not be homeless, etc.. (although it'd be a terrible quality of life, it's MY LAND)