The city centre of Manchester is fairly small given the cities stature, but the entire city is much bigger than it seems. Manchester is 115.6 km²; making it bigger than Liverpool, but less than half the size of Birmingham. It is the 6th largest city in the UK and had an estimated population of 530,300…
A city of art and culture, Liverpool has its finger securely on the beat of the world around its city borders. The Royal Albert Dock is perhaps the most well-known place in the city; a leisure complex constructed in the old Victorian Docks of Liverpool. The city is alive with people, the architecture is stunning,…
Bristol, home to SS Great Britain, a place full of stunning architecture, and the holder of a market with over 40 traders that sell everything from crafts to flowers to jewellery. The food industry in Bristol is simply stunning, with hundreds of restaurants and cafés that serve food from across the world. And, of course,…
With Leeds University being one of the places at the forefront of people’s knowledge about the place, many aren’t actually sure what goes on in the city besides education and football. This city of West Yorkshire has one of the most diverse economies in the UK’s working sectors, with more jobs being produced each year…
Everyone that lives in Central Scotland is always visiting Airdrie… that’s where the on-ramp for the M8 motorway is. They also have a potato processing plant there. You probably don’t realise it now but potatoes have a distinctive smell. If you have ever passed through Airdrie on the way to Edinburgh then you have smelt…
A Five Minute Whirl around Motherwell the place where the Mole wrench originated. Seriously read on and you will see. Asides from having a semi-famous football team, Motherwell is where most people in Central Scotland were educated. If you didn’t go to College or University in Glasgow then you went to Motherwell College. Contrary to…