United States or the United Kingdom where you would prefer to live.

[Graham]

That's one of my fav cities in the world, so if we include Scotland in the UK, then I'd rather live there.

Looking forward to the new billion pound St James center in Edinburgh. Down the bottom here. Will hopefully add to the place even more so and won't take long. The one thing the city had against it.

They are also going to close a few streets to cars and extend the trams too. Hopefully the place keeps improving.

[Graham]

One thing I dislike about UK is lack of greenery in their cities, I'm not talking about parks but trees on the streets, it would make the cities much more nicer.

Other than that if US was in Europe I would chose US, but it's not so clear answer is UK. You cant pop to Rome or Madrid\Barcelona for weekend if you live in the US.

Read this today and thought would post it here.

Edinburgh 2030: A "Million Tree City"

The Capital could be home to one million trees by the end of this decade, joining counterparts all over the globe in becoming a Million Tree City.

Edinburgh already outstrips other Scottish cities by having more trees per head of population - there are currently more than 730,000 urban trees, compared to around 519,000 residents.

If a report entitled Edinburgh: A Million Tree City is approved by the Culture and Communities Committee on Tuesday (28 January 2020), the Council will draw up an Action Plan to achieve the one million tree target in urban Edinburgh. This will include tree planting opportunities on both public and private land, via new developments and to replace trees lost to age, disease and damage.

more..

https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/news/ar...ion-tree-city-