u/ManLikeMeee

Hi all,

I have a friend of mine who is looking to move to Wolverhampton following some work.

And they're looking to settle and buy a property there too.

They're quite anxious about it all at the moment being a young woman somewhat alone and she wanted to know, what areas/postcodes are safe & considered affluent?

She's also an ethnic minority so she's also worried about potential discrimination and racism if she moves somewhere.

We did try and look around in this sub but couldn't find too much, so apologies if it's already answered somewhere.

Edit: thanks all, seems a large majority seem to think it's Tettenhall, Wightwick, Codsall, Compton, Penn (in that approximate order too of affluent areas with Tettenhall being the more affluent).

Salaam all,

I'm working with some special needs children and some of the work we're doing at the moment is a type of holiday fun club. Right now they're doing some silly dressing up etc.

I have a long beard, and they want me to put beads in my beard and dress like a pirate or viking etc

Does anyone know if wearing beads in the beard is permissible?

The video starts off with a black or dark grey saloon car (possibly a Mercedes) and someone in the comments specifically mentions how awful the parking is

The video is a tour of the entire place and I think most people are stood still in the video.

It was brilliant drone flying and it ends with the salon name at the end which is why I think it's Eastern European.

The video starts off with a black or dark grey saloon car (possibly a Mercedes) and someone in the comments specifically mentions how awful the parking is

The video is a tour of the entire place and I think most people are stood still in the video.

It was brilliant drone flying and it ends with the salon name at the end which is why I think it's Eastern European.

I ordered at a restaurant 15mins away.

The order was due to arrive between 17:06-17:15

The driver was assigned somewhat immediately, but wasn't moving.

The time went to 17:45 ETA. The driver had moved but stopped somewhere else in a completely wrong location.

Then I cancelled the order because I was fed up and was almost an hour.

I then ordered from a different restaurant, which happens to have a few different branches, I ordered the food and continued,(for some reason, maybe I'm being stupid here), it defaulted to the branch that's further away?! Which I didn't realise...so then I tried cancel and change immediately as soon as it was out through but it says it will charge me for £13 ...so now I'm waiting for the order to arrive because I'm not paying the cost of £13 to cancel...

So yeah, I've ordered hot food which will likely arrive cold because it's further away.

For what reason did Uber decide to do this...I've no idea, I've never ordered from that further branch before.

Right now, they keep swapping the drivers too whilst I wait.