If you are thinking of moving to
Stanningley or just want to know a what the
area is like, the statistics on this page should give you a good introduction.
Stanningley General Health Statistics.
| Health | Leeds | England |
|---|
| Very Good | 48.08% | 47.17% |
| Good | 33.80% | 34.22% |
| Fair | 12.71% | 13.12% |
| Bad | 4.19% | 4.25% |
The Top 10 Places To Live In Leeds
- Horsforth. Consistently rated as one of the best places to live in Leeds is the well-connected suburb of Horsforth where we're soon to be building our Horsforth Grange development.
- Chapel Allerton.
- Roundhay.
- Leeds Waterfront.
- Headingley.
- Alwoodley.
- Bramhope.
- Otley.
Leeds and the surrounding areas have a lot to offer families. Green suburbs, parks and good schools plus lots of countryside close by. Live in a family friendly area: Horsforth, Chapel Allerton and Roundhay are all considered good areas for families. Have a look at Leeds List for detailed descriptions of these areas.
leeds as a city is pretty safe even at night.
Leeds has been named one of the safest places to live in the UK, according to new figures. Whether you're raising a family or living alone, safety and security are a vital feature of any property.
The Top 10 Places To Live In Leeds
- Horsforth. Consistently rated as one of the best places to live in Leeds is the well-connected suburb of Horsforth where we're soon to be building our Horsforth Grange development.
- Chapel Allerton.
- Roundhay.
- Leeds Waterfront.
- Headingley.
- Alwoodley.
- Bramhope.
- Otley.
Area safety and security
In Chapel Allerton, there were 77 incidents of crime in November 2015, compared to 85 in Chapeltown. As part of the wider area, Inner North East is one of the safest parts of Leeds. The main police hub for North East Leeds, it's the place to go in case you see or experience a crime.With its growing population of around 50,000, Morley is a big town within a big city. But, according to Mayor Andy Dalton, its the little things that keep its pedestrianised high street bustling in both good times and bad. We think Morley is a great place to live and our energy and enthusiasm is infectious.
I've walked through Seacroft countless times - there's no denying it's a rough area but it's far from the worst in Leeds. Harehills, Halton Moor, Gipton and Armley are much worse imo. Still wouldn't want to live there though.
Most articles regarding Harehills are regarding serious crime in the area, including assault, robbery and shootings. From June to August 2008, the Yorkshire Evening Post reported on four serious assaults including one murder (including the use of firearms).
The area is a bit scruffy but not rough and rent is fairly reasonable. Dax's points are good. Traffic in Leeds can be horrendous so keep that in mind. I used to commute from Pudsey to Seacroft every day and it would be a good 45-55 minute drive to go 13 miles!
Leeds is the most dangerous city in the UK. A survey by Provident has revealed Leeds is the least safe city in the UK, according to its residents. In the study titled “Unbroken Britain”, Leeds scored a dismal 6.58 out of 10, putting it at the bottom of the list of 30 cities.
Tingley can be good to live in, as it can be bad. It's just like many other estates in any part of the country.
Halton is a suburb of Leeds with a professional community and a number of beautiful semi-detached and detached properties. Popular with families, there are amenities, great schools and developed transport links at your doorstep.
Broadly speaking, avoid the big council estates (Seacroft, Belle Isle, Holbeck and around York Road) and be careful about areas with lots of back to back housing (East End Park, Beeston, Armley, Harehills and Chapeltown. Bits of Hyde Park aren't bad though).
Leeds is the 10th safest place to live in the UK according to Compare the Market study. A new study has found that Leeds is the 10th safest place to live in the UK. It is safer than neighbours Bradford, Wakefield, Sheffield and even York, but not safer than Manchester, Belfast and Newcastle.
Selby is officially the best place to live in Yorkshire - when it comes to 'quality of life'.
- East Hertfordshire East of England.
- Fareham South East.
- Hart South East.
- Horsham South East.
- Maldon East of England.
- Selby Yorkshire and The Humber.
- Hambleton Yorkshire and The Humber.
- Babergh East of England.
According to the latest Barclays UK Prosperity Map, Leeds is the sixth richest city in the UK and the wealthiest in the north of England.
Manchester is bigger than Leeds despite what these figures say. In reply to Simon22: there are also economic factors. Leeds is now the second largest financial centre in the UK after london.
Broadly speaking, avoid the big council estates (Seacroft, Belle Isle, Holbeck and around York Road) and be careful about areas with lots of back to back housing (East End Park, Beeston, Armley, Harehills and Chapeltown. Bits of Hyde Park aren't bad though).
Leeds might not be as in your face as London or Manchester, but it regularly rates highly as one of the best places to live in the UK based on cost of living, happiness and employment. Below are just some of the reasons why Leeds is the best place to live… Shopping in Leeds is quite simply off the scale.
Not only is Leeds a good spot for tourism. Thriving economic prospects, combined with a high demand for living space from potential tenants, make this northern city one of the best property investment UK areas. Market demand for Leeds property has reached new heights due to a surge in the population.
Students take up residence all over the city, depending on where they are studying. Popular student areas include Hyde Park, Headingley and Woodhouse, which are all within walking distance of university. Living further afield is not a problem, though, as transport in Leeds is regular and not too pricey either.
Location of Armley LS12
Because of its predominantly working class community and history, it has a reputation for being a little 'rough round the edges' but it is by all accounts a great place to live and very much true to itself in a way that other gentrified areas are not.Leeds is a great City to visit. Good bars and restaurants, shopping is great. Some great museums and galleries. In essence, its just like any other big city in the UK.
The reason for this is simple: aside from Horsforth simply being a beautiful place to call home, it's also very affordable even at higher levels. In other words, you can spend more in Horsforth and be safe in the knowledge that you're getting more bang for your buck than in many other places in the country.
The metropolitan borough is divided into 33 wards, each of which elects three members of Leeds City Council.
North West Leeds is a large and diverse part of the city of Leeds, extending from Burley (near the city cente) out as far as Guiseley and the city's airport. It is especially popular with students in areas such as Burley, Headingley and Hyde Park where the accommodation is cheap and close to the University.
methley, fairburn, allerton bywater, ledsham are all pretty nice. Loads of decent villages along or east of the A1 across to the A19. Prices lower as you approach Doncaster and rise as you get Leeds or York commuting. Leeds is ok if you want city living, Selby is a nice little town.
