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[Gregory]

Hello everyone, anyone know anything about Keele University and the town of Stoke on Trent? I am meant to start my studies there in September and am wondering what sort of place it is.

[CBBB]

Google it! You will be able to find out the male/female ratio. I seem to think Nottingham has loads more females than males!

[Oracle]

Hi Gregory

I stayed on their campus for a few nights during a conference, many years ago. The campus was pleasant and the student accommodation was good. If you can stay on campus I would generally recommend it, especially for the first year until you find your feet ... and it's always easier to make a big group of friends that way, which may help in getting a house-share for the following years.

I know someone who studied Physics there and they have a fantastic job in the States now.

The town was well served with shops and restaurants and had some oldy-worldy narrow streets with tiny terrace houses. Oh and they had olde-fashioned bakers on street corners selling a type of pancake (oatcakes - but not like the Scottish ones) - which everyone bought by the dozen. Very moreish with lots of honey

Is that where I first had Chip-Butty?

Sorry, can't help any more ... but it bumps up your thread for someone else to see ...

Good luck and I hope you enjoy your studies. What are you hoping to study, if you don't mind me asking?

[Z4]

Hi Gregory

I stayed on their campus for a few nights during a conference, many, many, many, many years ago. The campus was pleasant and the student accommodation was good. If you can stay on campus I would generally recommend it, especially for the first year until you find your feet ... and it's always easier to make a big group of friends that way, which may help in getting a house-share for the following years.

I know someone who studied Physics there and they have a fantastic job in the States now.

The town was well served with shops and restaurants and had some oldy-worldy narrow streets with tiny terrace houses. Oh and they had olde-fashioned bakers on street corners selling a type of pancake (oatcakes - but not like the Scottish ones) - which everyone bought by the dozen. Very moreish with lots of honey

Is that where I first had Chip-Butty?

Sorry, can't help any more ... but it bumps up your thread for someone else to see ...

Good luck and I hope you enjoy your studies. What are you hoping to study, if you don't mind me asking?

Stoke is a buzzing place Gregory and you will have fun up there. Nice people, or Ducks, in the Potteries. Don't know too much about Keele apart from it has a few student bars!!!

Everyone calls everyone Duck in that part of the world......quack quack!

[nigeyboy]

Oracle, are they called pikelets or something, duck !! As for Nottingham, its calles shottingham because of the gun crime! Keele Uni has a good reputation & Stoke is ok for a night out as I remember.

[Oracle]

Oracle, are they called pikelets or something, duck !! As for Nottingham, its calles shottingham because of the gun crime! Keele Uni has a good reputation & Stoke is ok for a night out as I remember.

That's it! ... but they were made of oatmeal I'm sure ... which is why I thought they were called oatcakes!

[Get Real!]

I stayed on their campus for a few nights during a conference, many years ago.

Yeah, but you were confined in a pen in the basement laboratory for IQ comparison tests with Dolly…

[Gregory]

Hi Gregory

I stayed on their campus for a few nights during a conference, many years ago. The campus was pleasant and the student accommodation was good. If you can stay on campus I would generally recommend it, especially for the first year until you find your feet ... and it's always easier to make a big group of friends that way, which may help in getting a house-share for the following years.

I know someone who studied Physics there and they have a fantastic job in the States now.

The town was well served with shops and restaurants and had some oldy-worldy narrow streets with tiny terrace houses. Oh and they had olde-fashioned bakers on street corners selling a type of pancake (oatcakes - but not like the Scottish ones) - which everyone bought by the dozen. Very moreish with lots of honey

Is that where I first had Chip-Butty?

Sorry, can't help any more ... but it bumps up your thread for someone else to see ...

Good luck and I hope you enjoy your studies. What are you hoping to study, if you don't mind me asking?

Thanks for all this oracle. I'm doing a degree in politics.

[Gregory]

Hi Gregory

I stayed on their campus for a few nights during a conference, many, many, many, many years ago. The campus was pleasant and the student accommodation was good. If you can stay on campus I would generally recommend it, especially for the first year until you find your feet ... and it's always easier to make a big group of friends that way, which may help in getting a house-share for the following years.

I know someone who studied Physics there and they have a fantastic job in the States now.

The town was well served with shops and restaurants and had some oldy-worldy narrow streets with tiny terrace houses. Oh and they had olde-fashioned bakers on street corners selling a type of pancake (oatcakes - but not like the Scottish ones) - which everyone bought by the dozen. Very moreish with lots of honey

Is that where I first had Chip-Butty?

Sorry, can't help any more ... but it bumps up your thread for someone else to see ...

Good luck and I hope you enjoy your studies. What are you hoping to study, if you don't mind me asking?

Stoke is a buzzing place Gregory and you will have fun up there. Nice people, or Ducks, in the Potteries. Don't know too much about Keele apart from it has a few student bars!!!

Everyone calls everyone Duck in that part of the world......quack quack!

Duck?

[Z4]

Hi Gregory

I stayed on their campus for a few nights during a conference, many, many, many, many years ago. The campus was pleasant and the student accommodation was good. If you can stay on campus I would generally recommend it, especially for the first year until you find your feet ... and it's always easier to make a big group of friends that way, which may help in getting a house-share for the following years.

I know someone who studied Physics there and they have a fantastic job in the States now.

The town was well served with shops and restaurants and had some oldy-worldy narrow streets with tiny terrace houses. Oh and they had olde-fashioned bakers on street corners selling a type of pancake (oatcakes - but not like the Scottish ones) - which everyone bought by the dozen. Very moreish with lots of honey

Is that where I first had Chip-Butty?

Sorry, can't help any more ... but it bumps up your thread for someone else to see ...

Good luck and I hope you enjoy your studies. What are you hoping to study, if you don't mind me asking?

Stoke is a buzzing place Gregory and you will have fun up there. Nice people, or Ducks, in the Potteries. Don't know too much about Keele apart from it has a few student bars!!!

Everyone calls everyone Duck in that part of the world......quack quack!

Duck?

Duck, yes.....like the one's you see in the river!