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| my house just shook for about 10 seconds! did nyone else get that???... |
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 British culture? |
What things past, present or future makes you think of the UK?
eg castles, mazes, London, fish and chips, sea side ... |
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 Safest areas to live in London? |
| Hello. What would be the safest areas in London for a 20year old female to live in? I have visited London last year and I am thinking of West and North. I can afford £230 a week (for a couple of ... |
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 Which London comuter towns come to mind when you think leafy with lots of tall shade trees and pretty gardens? |
| Which Home County London commuter towns immediately spring to mind when you think of a picturesque leafy village like atmosphere with an abundance of towering stately trees shadowing the high streets ... |
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 Uk post office open on easter monday ? |
| Is the post offices in UK Mainland open on Easter Monday and are the postmen delivering mail ??... |
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 A couple who are friends of mine want to walk around the whole coastline of Britain, is this safe? |
| they are from a quiet village in Norway and don't know about chavs, hoodies and teenage gangs and things like that, so I am wondering if they are likely to meet them, or are they just in towns ... |
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 Designer Outlet Malls in UK? |
Anybody know of any Guilt Free Designer Outlet Malls like Bicester Town? Pls recommend!
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what do you mean by no malls in UK? Cribbs Causeway in Bristol is a mall, so ... |
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 Where should I move to in Scotland? |
| I'm considering moving back to the UK. I am a physics teacher from the North East of England and am considering a move to Scotland. Does anybody have any suggestions on where I should move? Any ... |
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 Can someone tell me is Harrow (Ha35rl), middlesex within the city of London.? |
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I have just found out that it is. What I am looking for is how to travel from London Heathrow to Harrow. I am planning to surprise a friend while I am in between a ... |
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 Best place to live? Liverpool/Warrington/Runc... etc.? |
| I am about to move the family up North and have shortlisted the following areas that I can commute to work (Speke): Liverpool (Allerton/Woolton), Runcorn (Norton/Sandymoor), Warrington (Stockton H... |
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London, Birmingham, Manchester then Newcastle don't you think? |
After London, Birmingham and Manchester would you rate Newcastle as the country's 4th city? |
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Yes it has great night life, the Bigg Market, the Quayside, St James Park, the Gate, Millenium Bridge, Tyne Bridge etc |
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i live in newcasle. i'd rate it about 100th. Nothing here. |
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London
Manchester
Birmingham
It use to be Birmingham second to London, but it is now Manchester. |
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London
Glasgow
Edingburgh
Liverpool
Newcastle
............then you would have to go abroad!!!
Barcelona
Amsterdam
Casablanca
New York -etc -etc |
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After Nottingham, London is second.
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Makes you think. If London is nuked, we are finished! |
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Er..The capital and then Manchester that's all you need... Great music in Manchester and all the Man U fans in London :-) |
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I'd say
London
Birmingham
Liverpool
Newcastle
Leeds |
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Hmm London, Birmingham, Glasgow, Liverpool is the order in terms of size of population! |
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what about liverpool capital of culture an all. and it well better than manchester tbh |
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The list of England's largest cities is much debated because in English the normal meaning of city is "a continuously built-up urban area"; these are hard to define and various other definitions are preferred by some people to boost the ranking of their own city. However, by any definition London is by far the largest urban area in England and one of the largest and busiest cities in the world. Birmingham is the second largest, both in terms of the city itself and its urban conurbation. A number of other cities, mainly in central and northern England, are of substantial size and influence. These include: Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool, Newcastle, Sheffield, Bristol, Coventry, Leicester, Nottingham and Hull. |
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