[sclug] Place(s) to Live
Alex Butcher
lug at assursys.co.uk
Wed Jul 19 09:24:43 UTC 2006
On Tue, 18 Jul 2006, Gareth Llewellyn wrote:
> I was wondering if anybody knew of / had a room to rent in the Reading
> (preferably the city itself) area (I can't drive so need the trains!).
Reading's still a town, not a city. :-)
For houseshare/rooms to let, check out the yellow freeads paper which comes
out on Wednesdays, IIRC. I think it used to be called Diamond Freeads, but
it now seems to be known as AdTrader.
> Finding people to rent with who are interested in IT / in the IT industry
> seems to be quite difficult despite this being 'Silicon Corridor'. I mean
> only one person so far has comprehended my "chown -R us /base/" t-shirt
No-one at your place of work interested?
Also, in my time in Reading, I grew to find it as nothing more than a
sales/support base for large internationals. Much of the actual technical
effort happened elsewhere; California, Texas, Israel, etc. My own hometown
of Bristol, and places like Cambridge seem to have more of a genuine geek
population.
> Thanks
> Gareth Llewellyn
Best Regards,
Alex.
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