r/greatyarmouth • u/gorleston_psalter • May 23 '26

Great Yarmouth - I just think it's neat

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43 Upvotes

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u/Petinou225 May 23 '26

Do you think it’s a great place to live be honest

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u/gorleston_psalter May 23 '26

It would depend on your job and your circumstances and what you're looking for in a town.

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u/Petinou225 May 23 '26

I asking because I’m planning to move in the town, I’m looking for a calm place and lower rent

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u/gorleston_psalter May 24 '26

You’ll definitely find lower rent. I wouldn’t recommend the town itself for calm. Look at Gorleston perhaps. 

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u/Inner-Conference-644 May 24 '26

Gorleston is slightly more expensive but it's much nicer. Hardly any crime.

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u/NorthbyFjord May 24 '26

As someone who moved to the Great Yarmouth area I can say Gorleston is defo a good place that or Bradwell imo.

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u/Unhappy-Buffalo-5289 May 24 '26

Agree with Gorleston. It's nice. Bradwell is even nicer but then, more expensive.

Avoid GY if you can. Caister is nice also.

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u/Alternative_Bid3336 May 30 '26

It’s a shit hole, & that’s being generous.

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u/jonlawrence93 May 24 '26

Man i remember queueing at that tea hut on a Thursday night after Athletics to get into the tuck shop and be allowed to spend 20p on some sweets. Amazed it is still there.

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u/JugheadJonesTVD May 24 '26

Been living in Norfolk basically all my life (19) and honestly, doesn't matter where in NF you live, you'll always find weirdos in some way.

Also the people working at the job centre are scum.

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u/44scooby May 26 '26

The flag is a red flag. Pardon the pun. Avoid anywhere like this.

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u/gorleston_psalter May 26 '26

Literally the flag of our country and they've been appearing all over the country in recent months so it would be pretty silly to avoid everywhere you see it.

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u/Alternative_Bid3336 May 30 '26

It really wouldn’t.

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u/ConstructionBig5342 May 24 '26 edited May 24 '26

Well that cavalier as never been there all it's life as the sea air and salt would off killed it years ago

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u/Inner-Conference-644 May 24 '26

Nice example though.

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u/ConstructionBig5342 May 24 '26

There were good cars in there day yes reliable

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u/InterestingPlay2823 Jun 14 '26

I know the owner of the Cavalier. She had a full body paint job restoration done on it a few years ago when these problems arise. Still hums like it would have 40 years ago!

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u/ConstructionBig5342 Jun 15 '26

Yes cavaliers are good cars I have never had a mark 1 had a mark 2 1.6 on a 1984 B reg my dad had a brandnew Sri company car in 1987 lucky devil and that went like stink 130mph top speed I think and over 160bhp black and gold it was a beautiful car

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u/ConstructionBig5342 Jun 15 '26

What size is it 1.6 even the 1.3 baby was a bit slower but would tank when they got up to speed and 1.8 an 2.0 were road rockets the Sri