Is london in old england

Question

i am writing a report and they are asking for the setting and a website said that it was in old england but in the book it talks about London. Is London old england? please help!

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Answer 1

England and London as a place is pretty old all over, but various buildings and stuff are being replaced all the time, so you get bits like the Tower of London (about 7-800 years old in places I guess), next to bits of the Roman wall (about 2,000 years old) and half a mile up the road is the Gherkin - 30 St Mary Axe - (about 5 years old and totally different).

So yes, London is Old England, but we still live in it!  

Answer 2

Colchester is the oldest city in England

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colchester

Answer 3

Well, it certainly ain't in New England.

Answer 4

Every part of England is the same age

Answer 5

Yes, the roman part of London (what is now known as "The City") is over 2000 years old...  

Answer 6

I would guess that you are either under 5 years old, or you have special needs. So we will forgive the jaw-dropping degree of ignorance on display here.

Answer 7

London is in England. And England is old...so yes

Answer 8

London city is in the provence of London, which is in old england.

Answer 9

well virtually every place in england is extremely old

except newtowns like milton keines

and london itself is a city that is over 2000 years old