[Toy Soldier]

Stick your postcode in here:

https://checkmypostcode.uk/

What does it say about you in the "Output Area Classification for the area" box?

My current address says "Suburbanites - Suburban Achievers - Comfortable Suburbia" ... but my previous one...

"Hard-Pressed Living - Challenged Terraced Workers - Hard-Pressed Rented Terraces" -

Excuse me! So offensive . And it was a semi-detached I'll have you know. Though there were terraced further down the street. Hard-pressed indeed!


Let's find out who is rich and who belongs in the TiBB slums.

Oh ffs I just checked my postcode from when we lived down in Lancashire. "Deprived blue-collar terraces". Deprived! So I've gone from Deprived to Hard-pressed to Comfortable, apparently. I wonder what's next .

[Niamh.]

I have no UK postcode but the place I live now is a really good area, the place I grew up wasn't a great area though

[Toy Soldier]

It also tells you how high above sea level you are so put that too so that we know who will survive the upcoming climate catastrophe

I'm 35m above so I reckon we're fairly safe

[hijaxers]

Mine says Multicultural Metropolitans - Rented Family Living - Social Renting Young Families which is a bit odd as most homes are owned around here.

[Marsh.]

Talented, brilliant, incredible, amazing, show stopping, spectacular, never the same, totally unique.

[UserSince2005]

Healthy Living Index
10/10 (Very high)

Neighbourhood Retail Diversity Index
10/10 (Very high)

Area Retail Diversity Index
10/10 (Very high)

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Talented, brilliant, incredible, amazing, show stopping, spectacular, never the same, totally unique.

...I told you it was asking for your own postcode, you looney...what are you like......(..feeling like a total bitch when you use the rolleyes emoticon...)..

[LeatherTrumpet]

Rural Residents - Farming Communities - Agricultural Communities

Office of National Statistics Rural/Urban classification

Scotland: a village with a drive time of more than 60 minutes to a settlement of 10,000 or more

Healthy Living Index
10/10 (Very high)

Neighbourhood Retail Diversity Index
0/10 (Nonexistent)

Area Retail Diversity Index
1/10 (Very low)

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

I have no UK postcode but the place I live now is a really good area, the place I grew up wasn't a great area though

i put in your coordinates and it worked

Spoiler:

[The Slim Reaper]

6a4: Suburbanites - Suburban Achievers - Ageing in Suburbia

England C1: a town or city, surrounded by populated countryside

Healthy Living Index

3/10 (Low)

Neighbourhood Retail Diversity Index

5/10 (Moderate)

Area Retail Diversity Index

8/10 (High)

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

i put in your coordinates and it worked

Spoiler:

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

i put in your coordinates and it worked

Spoiler:

[Cherie]

Multicultural Metropolitans - Asian Traits - Inner City Ethnic Mix

within a very large conurbation, surrounded by populated countryside

Healthy Living Index

7/10 (High)

Neighbourhood Retail Diversity Index

3/10 (Low)

Area Retail Diversity Index

9/10 (Very high)

thats me the rare white face in the village

[bitontheslide]

Suburbanites - Suburban Achievers - Ageing in Suburbia

55m above sea level which is pretty amusing given that my village used to be a port and everything between it and the current coast used to be under water

[Mitchell]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

It also tells you how high above sea level you are so put that too so that we know who will survive the upcoming climate catastrophe

I'm 35m above so I reckon we're fairly safe

80m

[Oliver_W]

It's weird how it's listed as a village, I think of it as "a biggish neighbourhood separated from the main town by a stretch of road and some fields" The town centre is walkable, if one feels so inclined.

Since getting this house I have to be on the other side of the barrel on Boxing Day to where I was as a kid...which will make no sense to anyone not from near here

Office of National Statistics Output Area Classification for the area containing []

1b1: Rural Residents - Rural Tenants - Rural Life

Office of National Statistics Rural/Urban classification for []

England D1: a small town or larger village, surrounded by populated countryside

Healthy Living Index

6/10 (Moderate)

Neighbourhood Retail Diversity Index

0/10 (Nonexistent)

Area Retail Diversity Index

4/10 (Low)

[Cal.]

Office of National Statistics Output Area Classification for the area containing
8c3: Hard-Pressed Living - Hard-Pressed Ageing Workers - Renting Hard-Pressed Workers

Office of National Statistics Rural/Urban classification
England D1: a small town or larger village, surrounded by populated countryside

Healthy Living Index
5/10 (Moderate)

Neighbourhood Retail Diversity Index
0/10 (Nonexistent)

Area Retail Diversity Index
4/10 (Low)

[Jigs]

Office of National Statistics Output Area Classification for the area
3a1: Ethnicity Central - Ethnic Family Life - Established Renting Families

Office of National Statistics Rural/Urban classification
England A1: within a very large conurbation, surrounded by populated countryside

Healthy Living Index
9/10 (Very high)

Neighbourhood Retail Diversity Index
7/10 (High)

Area Retail Diversity Index
10/10 (Very high)

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

I have no UK postcode but the place I live now is a really good area, the place I grew up wasn't a great area though

Was it Ballyphehane

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Was it Ballyphehane

Mayfield, a proper Norrie are you from Ballyphehane?

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Mayfield, a proper Norrie are you from Ballyphehane?

No Im a country girl!

[Brother Leon]

“ Ethnicity Central - Ethnic Family Life - Established Renting Families”

Wtf

[Liam-]

A dirty chav