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UK only - Favorite UK city (not including hometowns) and why?

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Leeds - it's exciting, vibrant, fun, has great shopping and reminds me of my hometown, which is another UK big city.
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Inverness is very pretty and I enjoyed a visit there a few years back.

Nothing can beat Glasgow for the friendliness and humour of it's residents though.

And no I don't live in either of those places.  :)
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Newcastle

Derby

Bath

Winchester

Manchester

Plymouth

Guildford

and many more - I've had a great time in all these places.
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liverpool
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Liverpool.

love scouse accents lol

god's country

amazing footy team (Liverpool that is, not EVERTON)

great shops.
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Blackpool. The people are amazing. I love English people.
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Glasgow.

Great city and not as bad and violent as people and the media make out.
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Ok, well my first choice would be London, but i'm from there, so i'm not allowed to choose that! :-(

My second choice would be Oxford. It's very historical and has lots of beautiful architecture and is just generally a nice place.

I also like Newcastle, but I've only been there once. It seemed like quite a cool place though and I'd love to go back!

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Hi

I have been lucky enough to have travelled all over the UK, I love London (well parts of it!) , Durham is nice but my fav is Milton Keynes........... loads of green space, parks etc mass amounts for youngsters, one of the biggest shopping centres in Europe, got to say I love the place.

Take care

Good question
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Liverpool, love the people and love the city itself, it is the best! Not my hometown but I'm nearby so I go by train every now and then.
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Manchester cos every time I've visited I had a wicked time, the people are nice and the nightlife is great too.
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I have not been to many places in the UK, despite me actually living there.

I went to Manchester last year to see the Arctic Monkeys live, and I loved it. It was a great city and the little that I saw of it was amazing.

I went to Leeds for the Kaiser Chiefs homecoming gig and it was amazing! As well as being a nice place, the people there are so supportive or their city.

I'm from Nottingham, haha.

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31 for men and 29 for women; people are starting to get married at an older age. It varies from around 25- 34
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