Cambuslang is a nice place, we natives like it particularly because there are trees there. It sounds stupid, but there comes a point where you hit this radius around Glasgow where the only trees are in ‘scheduled’ parks and specific areas. Cambuslang marks both the start and the end of this line… depending on your…
Rutherglen is in South Lanarkshire, although it is could be in Glasgow given it has a Glasgow postcode. However, in 1996 it was designated South Lanarkshire and given a County Council of its own. In short: nobody knows what Rutherglen is anymore… not even the place itself. It might be a town, it might be…
Torquay is a seaside and resort town in Devon, southwest England. It lies 18 miles (29 km) south of the county town of Exeter and 28 miles (45 km) north-east of Plymouth to the north of Tor Bay. Torquay is also co-joined with the neighbouring town of Paignton. Renowned for its extremely temperate climate, when…
Sheffield is a city filled with architectural wonders; but outside of the concrete and stone lies a green area, filled with trees, parks, wild fields, and unforgettable views. When people visit big cities, they sometimes forget what lies underneath the surface of the buildings that have been erected over the past few hundred years. One…
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,…
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