This is a new report just published where scientists mapped Britain's happiest places according to the BBC. And Edinburgh is 'officially' the most miserable place in Britain.
It struck a chord with me. Can we talk about happy people or happy places?
Surely we have to look at how people are differently miserable, i.e. if it's because there are no jobs?
And hasn't chance got something to do with it? Maybe they just interviewed the most miserable people in Edinburgh.
Anyway, I know a lot of people who have everything they need and more - health, a job, a lovely family, a nice home, etc. - and they still moan. Are folk more miserable now? Is Edinburgh really the most miserable place in Britain or is misery equally distributed throughout the whole country?


