Worst places in UK (not in Scotland)

[8MileBU]

6 hours ago, Rab B Nesbit said:

What BU said. Stop the spamming you angry man. 

Stop.

4 hours ago, G_Man1985 said:

I derail? You dont see me getting banned or on last warnings , idiot.

Yet. 
 

Also, a vote for Bognor Regis.

[Robin.Hood]

Yet. 
 
Also, a vote for Bognor Regis.

Been here since 2008.... and not even close...
Whitley bay I remember being run down.

[Karpaty Lviv]

I’ve been to Middlesborough twice and whilst it isn’t exactly pleasant, I had decent nights out.  I sang Sunshine On Leith on karaoke and only just escaped alive mind you. 

[Sergeant Wilson]

1 minute ago, G_Man1985 said:

Whitley bay I remember being run down.

Your fault or the driver?

[tongue_tied_danny]

56 minutes ago, Rab B Nesbit said:

Lots of terraced houses round there. The Mantis and me managed to lose the car there a few weeks ago . 

£1.80 a pint though. 

That was one good thing about Preston when I was down there. The pubs are pretty cheap. I found some Samuel Smith place that was £2 a pint. The numerous kebab shops were also of a decent standard and far cheaper than I'm used to up here.

[ICTChris]

Basically seaside towns and places that were formerly industrial hubs but lost the jobs in the 1970s-90s period are all shitholes.

[Sergeant Wilson]

4 minutes ago, ICTChris said:

Basically seaside towns and places that were formerly industrial hubs but lost the jobs in the 1970s-90s period are all shitholes.

Not always. Alnmouth and Tynemouth are lovely, while no one in their right mind would go to Blyth or Whitley Bay for anything other than football.

Lancashire has Lancaster, Yorkshire Harrogate etc.

[heedthebaa]

1 minute ago, Sergeant Wilson said:

while no one in their right mind would go to Blyth

We have a winner 

[throbber]

Yes

Well please enlighten us then.

[Doctor]

Basically seaside towns and places that were formerly industrial hubs but lost the jobs in the 1970s-90s period are all shitholes.

I dont know why but seaside towns in Britain always seem that bit more downbeat.

[ICTChris]

Morrissey knew

 

[energyzone]

My knowledge of towns and cities in the rest of the UK is pretty limited, but Whitley Bay was a terrible place when I visited 4 years ago. Coventry was dire as well. They actually make some of our towns seem appealing.

[Jason King]

52 minutes ago, throbber said:

Well please enlighten us then.

 

If you don't know, you don't know.

Wisdom is a virtue that isn't innate, but can only be acquired through experience.

[wellinwigan]

50 minutes ago, MixuFixit said:

I quite like Dougie Wallace's photos of Blackpool

http://www.dougiewallace.com/blackpool

Fuckin hell

[8MileBU]

Been here since 2008.... and not even close...
Whitley bay I remember being run down.

Fair fux. Carry on.

[Miguel Sanchez]

1 hour ago, MixuFixit said:

I quite like Dougie Wallace's photos of Blackpool

http://www.dougiewallace.com/blackpool

Just gone through all of these and I don't know what to say

[throbber]

If you don't know, you don't know.
Wisdom is a virtue that isn't innate, but can only be acquired through experience.

Utter shite. There are some religious nutters from the western isles and other remote parts of Scotland who may be homophobic but they are dying out in time. Places like that and rough parts of Glasgow are no more homophobic than other parts of the UK.

[Jason King]

6 minutes ago, throbber said:

Utter shite. There are some religious nutters from the western isles and other remote parts of Scotland who may be homophobic but they are dying out in time. Places like that and rough parts of Glasgow are no more homophobic than other parts of the UK.

 

Utter shite. Do you have anything to back this claim up?

[hearthammer]

2 hours ago, MixuFixit said:

I quite like Dougie Wallace's photos of Blackpool

http://www.dougiewallace.com/blackpool

There's some scary shit going on in those.   

[101]

Homophobia 5% rise in Scotland which is terrible but it bares no comparison to a 42% rise in Kent, 35% in Essex and 25% rise in Merseyside. Hopefully this alarming trend is rapidly reversed