This is the results of last year’s poll!
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Below is our Top 50, worst places/towns to live in England 2023. 105,598 of our readers voted in this year’s poll and 67,955 voted in our all new ‘best places to live’ poll. Ladies and gentleman, we have a new winner, spoiler alert… It’s not Peterborough, hurrah! Our new winner has been lurking around the top 10 like a pervert in a bush for a decade, but this year, they’ve gone all the way and taken the crown. Anyway enough of this waffle, you didn’t come here to read our bibble, you want to know if your town made it onto the list or is king of the sh*t tips, eh? So let’s get down to the nuts and bolts!
50. Northampton
49. Ipswich
48. Hull
47. Canterbury
46. Jaywick
45. Doncaster
44. Wigan43. Manchester
42. Stevenage
41. York
That’s the ‘also rans’ out of the way. Big drop almost out of the top 50 for iLiveHere leviathan, Hull. However, I’m sure there are some fuming middle class residents and estate agents in Canterbury and York, apoplectic that their bourgeois enclaves have still made it on to our worst list. Anyhoo, we’re not laughing about that one little bit… honest!
40. Hounslow
39. Chatham
38. Harlow
37. Wisbech
36. Boston
35. Milton Keynes
34. Bolton
33. Wolverhamton
32. Poole
31. Abingdon
Things are starting to hot up now and some truly dreadful places making a showing such as Wolverhamton and that bit of the garden of England where all the cat t*rds are, Chatham. A lot of people in Northern England think the streets of the South East are paved with gold, we can assure you, In Luton Road, Chatham, it is more like died blood and puke.
30. Grimsby
29. Barking & Dagenham
28. Stoke-on-Trent
27. Sunderland
26. Plymouth
25. Middlesbrough
24. Crawley
23. Blackpool
22. Southampton
21. Reading
Big drops for stalwarts like Grimsby (once a winner), Stoke and Blackpool. That could only mean one thing… there’s some new grief holes at the top of the pile!
20. Cheshunt
19. Croydon
18. Oxford
17. Coventry
16. Liverpool
15. Kensington & Chelsea
14. Birmingham
13. Henley-on-Thames
12. Reading
11. High Wycombe
At iLiveHere towers, we are saluting every single one of you who voted for Oxford, Kensington & Chelsea and of course, Henley-on-Thames. Hahaha! Hopefully one of these will make it into the top 10 next year and really annoy the kleptocrats running this country by slightly devaluing their second home that we pay for…
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Here it is, our all new top 10 for 2023 and this year we are doing things a little differently. I.e. no easy-peasy lemon-copyright-theft list for lazy journos (especially those thieving @rsehats at the Daily Express) to cut and paste into their 2 minute bit o’ churn at our expense. This year we’ve done a video. So make a brew, sit back and watch 5 minutes of pure geographic schadenfreude!