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Re: 3 New Cities AnnouncedWhy not Exeter, Bristol, Plymouth, Nottingham, Cambridge, Oxford, York, Coventry, Swindon etc???(Original post by Shabalala)
If they keep announcing new cities then there won't be any towns or villages left within 20 years
The only places that should be counted as cities are
London
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Manchester
Liverpool
Newcastle
Birmingham
Leeds
Belfast
Cardiff
Londonderry
Aberdeen
Swansea
Dundee
Sheffield
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Re: 3 New Cities AnnouncedThey didnt bid for it. Their own fault.(Original post by Snagprophet)
How about city status for Swindon? Almost 200,000 people. This is an absolute joke. -
Re: 3 New Cities AnnouncedThy're both already cities?(Original post by Morgsie)
Southampton and Brighton and Hove should be added too. -
Re: 3 New Cities AnnouncedI know that but they should be included on Shabalala's list(Original post by Mufasaa)
Thy're both already cities? -
Re: 3 New Cities AnnouncedOops, sorry(Original post by Morgsie)
I know that but they should be included on Shabalala's list
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Re: 3 New Cities AnnouncedMaybe my little village should bid for city status.(Original post by Tommyjw)
They didnt bid for it. Their own fault. -
Re: 3 New Cities Announced
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Re: 3 New Cities AnnouncedRoflCENTRAL! Aye, Reading should've had it. Token Welsh and Scottish awards to placate the devolutionist trolls.. this country has lost the plot(Original post by ajp100688)
St. Asaph population 3k got chosen to be a city over Reading? What.The.Hell.
"The awards were granted by The Queen under the royal prerogative, following advice from ministers .. a process overseen by the deputy prime minister's office." ~ PC > common sense liberals!Last edited by Foo.mp3; 14-03-2012 at 15:44. -
Re: 3 New Cities AnnouncedPerth was once the capital of Scotland. Historically it's an important city. Today? Doubt it.(Original post by hahaff)
a city is a city if its an important place, dont even kno where them 3 places are that OP has just said...
isnt perth in australia :/ -
Re: 3 New Cities AnnouncedIsn't Boston and Washington in England?(Original post by hahaff)
a city is a city if its an important place, dont even kno where them 3 places are that OP has just said...
isnt perth in australia :/ -
Re: 3 New Cities Announced(Original post by Snagprophet)
Isn't Boston and Washington in England?
is it really? I didnt know.. -
Re: 3 New Cities AnnouncedI think dudley is in birmingham...(Original post by helen-a-ravenclaw)
Northampton is the 3rd largest town.
It goes Reading, Dudley (where the hell is that?) and then Northampton.
Shame, it can't even claim to be the largest town which was the only thing going for it. -
Re: 3 New Cities Announcedwhy not sunderland??(Original post by Angry cucumber)
Why not Exeter, Bristol, Plymouth, Nottingham, Cambridge, Oxford, York, Coventry, Swindon etc???
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Re: 3 New Cities Announced
Oh come the **** on.
Reading has a population about the same size as Leicester! It is a city in all but name now.
And if you want to go down the route of historical links triggering eligiblity for city status like the cathedral in St. Asaph, then restore Rochester's city status first FFS. Frankly there are some places too small to be seriously considered a historical or functional city: anywhere with a population of under 25,000 should be automatically disqualified from application.