25 towns to avoid where Reform rocked the polls

Is Clacton a nice place to live or is Clacton rough?

Do you hold progressive political views? Don’t want to find yourself in a town where a lot of the residents get upset by pronouns? A constituency where they still shout ‘We want our country back!’, despite getting their precious Brexit and really mean they want their 1960’s white monoculture fantasy? A place where they are […]

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Newcastle, just don’t

Is Newcastle a nice place to live or is Newcastle rough?

Hailed as a cultural mecca by the [allegedly] corrupt city Council, the toon (Newcastle) is not somewhere a sentient being would go to make a pilgrimage. The culture largely consists of some big buildings covered in pigeon ****. Yes, there are universities, but the only locals they contain are cleaning the toilets. Meet the Locals […]

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Is Willington Quay, Tyne and Wear a nice place to live?

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North Shields – Shield yourself at all costs

Is North Shields a nice place to live or is North Shields rough?

Ah, North Shields. Truly a bastion of the North. A magnificent representation of our wonderful cultural values – alcoholism, drugs and screaming at your children like it’s an episode of Jeremy Kyle outside of the Metro station, while your husband is off purveying the cheap lager at the local offy. Residents despise their life In […]

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Hedworth or ‘Badwaff’ as the Jarrow locals call it

Is Hedworth a nice place to live or is Hedworth rough?

Ahh badwaff, since the age of 1 I have lived in the neighbouring estate Fellgate, which is the ying to hedworths yang. With the Berlin wall like, River Dean separating the 2 estates, it was always a relief to see the orange glow by the riverside of the burning vauxhall astra and being thankful that […]

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