Which British county has the most regional identity and pride?

I'm going to jump on the bandwagon of repping our home counties....SOMERSET!
We give you cider, cheese and The Wurzels - what more could you want?!

We also have many Facebook groups including "I'm from Somerset and I ******* loves it!"
We even have people wanting to be from Somerset - "I'm nearly from Somerset and would ******* love it...."

Merseyside.

Yorkshire, aka Gods Own County.

Called that for a reason you know..........

Yorskhire, no!

It is about Lancashire.

1.Lancashire is God's own county.

Um.... put "Gods Own County" into Wikipedia and see where you end up.

Clue; Its not Lancashire...............

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However much you or the people of St Helens despise it, Merseyside is a county and it does contain St Helens and Liverpool. Salford and Manchester are also part of Greater Manchester, another county. I'm sure the people of both counties would rather not associate themselves with Lancashire as Liverpool in particular is like a completely separate unity with different cultures, accents and landmarks to pride. Whether both Manchester and Liverpool were historically part of Lancashire or not is irrelevant, they're not now, and thank goodness because they are both too good for it anyway.

lol
A sign of the times; it is nearing. You see if God thought Yorkshire was amazing, he would let you win the war of the roses, hmmm

That is not true. A lot of people does not matter where you from, refuse to put Merseyside or Greater Manchester in their address. I know people in Warrington who put lancashire instead Cheshire. Liverpool Lancashire, Manchester Lancashire. That is it. We are in Lancashire; Merseyside and GM do not exist anymore. They continue because it is voluntary.