East pips west for feelgood
EDINBURGH residents are more content with their lives than people living in Glasgow, a new survey has revealed.
A total of 66 per cent of people living in the Capital say they are content with their lives, while only 64 per cent of Glaswegians feel the same.
But although 77 per cent of people in Edinburgh said they were optimistic about their future, only half said they considered themselves to be lucky.
The findings were part of a survey on luck and satisfaction, carried out by the National Lottery.
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