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Is Hull The Armpit Of The Uk? If Not Where Would You Say Is The Worst Part And Why?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I'd vote for Grays as possibly the worst place in the country:
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I've had the misfortune to work there and it's really depressing:
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I can't see why Yorkshire (as a whole) should be mentioned above. It's got some stunningly beautiful areas (particularly in North Yorkshire) but even the less attractive places (such as Sheffield) are worth visiting simply because of the warmth of the welcome you'd get.
I can partly understand why Hastings get a mention but I have to assume that Sp1814 isn't familiar with the Old Town area, at the eastern edge of the town; it's worth visiting.
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I've had the misfortune to work there and it's really depressing:
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I can't see why Yorkshire (as a whole) should be mentioned above. It's got some stunningly beautiful areas (particularly in North Yorkshire) but even the less attractive places (such as Sheffield) are worth visiting simply because of the warmth of the welcome you'd get.
I can partly understand why Hastings get a mention but I have to assume that Sp1814 isn't familiar with the Old Town area, at the eastern edge of the town; it's worth visiting.
>>> Isn't Jaywick supposed to be the worst - as it is the most deprived?
Jaywick is definitely 'a bit of a dump', and there are a few areas which I feel uncomfortable visiting, but it's got a certain 'shabby charm' to it, a lovely beach and a good community spirit. I liked it as a kid (when my grandparents lived there) and I still enjoy visiting it now.
Jaywick is definitely 'a bit of a dump', and there are a few areas which I feel uncomfortable visiting, but it's got a certain 'shabby charm' to it, a lovely beach and a good community spirit. I liked it as a kid (when my grandparents lived there) and I still enjoy visiting it now.
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