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Well known suicide spots in Britain?

Do you know of any apart from Beachy Head and Bristol's Clifton Bridge?
I'm just interested.

    



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Beachy head


Raimon
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The city hall where Prince Charles married Camilla. That's worse than committing suicide...


gary r
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the london tube.


Amy L
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I know that the Japanese like to throw themselves in front of trains!


intricate_aura
Yahoo answers...lol
peace


brian_music_football
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Don't do it please


EDWARD W
Do you mean where people purposely or accidently have their lives ended. Shakespear cliff near Dover Kent. persons either drive their car off or jump off. They usualy do it when the tide is in so their bodies wont be found. It's about 500ft drop.


on the wagon
ibrox park


norfolk'n good
The Humber Bridge and at this moment in time Upton Park West Ham United's ground.


fatsausage
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The Cliffs in Llandudno, North Wales.


eastglam
Some velocity is needed to 'end it all' so any drop of not less than four stories is essential. But I would not recommend it, people have been known to survive in a very sorry state of health. So seek help from the Samaritans or your GP - that's if you need to.


Annelleg
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The Humber Bridge. Also a bridge in Scarborough, it goes over a road and is quite high - no chance of survival, but can't remember the exact name of it


amri
I'm not really sure...but did you know they say more men are committing suicide than woman....


robski
The north of Scotland gets quite a bad press for having the highest suicide rate in the UK. To be fair though it tends to be a magnet to people from all over the UK and indeed Europe for this purpose. The possibilities are endless with numerous high sea-cliffs, gorges, mountains, fast flowing rivers, bridges etc.


Adacadus
the Orwell Bridge (East Anglia), there's actually a free phone box at the highest point, with the samaritans' number on it.


Welshchick
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Your loft!


paul_vickery
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Clifton Suspension Bridge, Bristol


fatherf.lotski
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The M1.


Caesarion
Like I'm gonna tell you that.



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