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[quote author=Healhtyliving post=80294704][/quote]Thanks definitely we can.

[quote author=Lexusgs430 post=80273088]1 - Safest in London at the moment seems a pipe dream, London seems to be suffering from a knife/gun/gangs/ drugs/unprovoked killing spree........ Underground trains would take you to SE1, in under 20 minutes (within close proximity)..... Elephant & Castle, Bermondsey, Canning Town, Dagenham, Lambeth, Stratford, East Ham, Plaistow etc etc

2 - Childcare in the United Kingdom is not cheap, on a weekly basis, you could spend between £400/£600..... Options available to you, get a live in nanny, unregistered childminder (cheaper option) or husband stays at home temporarily, till you can figure out a workable solution........

3 - Husband can return to classroom, and brush up his skills. Has he ever worked in hardware/software related environments? His learned skills are probably outdated now.......

Make i drop my keyboard........ [/quote

Thanks a lot. This is so insightful.

Dear Nairalanders, trust everyone is doing well. I have read through the entire pages. I have a few questions and I will appreciate all the responses I can get.

I got a job with an accounting firm in London and they are currently processing our COS and subsequently our visas. We are looking to move sometime in October. I and my husband and our three year old son.

So here are my questions:

1. What are the best, cheapest and safest areas to live and raise a family also not too far from London Bridge?

2. I am concerned about childcare. Since our son will not be able to start school yet. What options are open to us?

3. What job options are available for my husband?He studied Computer Science but has been doing business for over 5 years now.

I will appreciate all the insight we can get from learned and experienced members of Nairaland. God bless you all.