Well done that man. 100% agreed.
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Yes the Medway is regarded as a part of Little Middle England.
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You obviously don't know the Medway :-)
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Shhsh! Quite! I was trying to create an air of sophistication...........
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17 years ago
Lost cause...especially around Luton!
(from someone about 30 miles east of there...)
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Gillingham is rough isn't it. The last time I was there it was full of these back to back terraced houses. It was like how people think the north of England is, but isn't.
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Boy. Are from those slums and now live in Luton. I like to see people get on.
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At least I live in the posh bit of Medway - Strood! You're near Hernia Bay I assume?
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To be fair, some of them have running water and rumour is electricity will be laid on soon.
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That was pretty unintelligible, but I think you have the wrong Luton.
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Right in the middle of it!
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Posh mode on:
We have both in the north. Still some back to back houses too, our daughter's sold last year for £150,000, as much as our semi's worth!
Ah, Gillingham! I once drew Gillingham in the Youth Club football pool and won about 11/- I think. Riches at 13!
I'd never heard of Gillingham, my dad's football pool forms never mentioned it as far as I remember.
Mary
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Where does North England start? I assume it finishes at Scotland. Where is the centre of England? What about this being a UK newsgroup? Adam
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This side of the river Aire.
Mary
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Real back-to back? Two up, two down and party walls on three sides? It wasn't sold for 150,000 without some very special add-on!
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The Watford gap, as anything more northerly must surely be crap.
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Slightly out, Mary.It's this side of the Swale, or being pedantic, the Wiske.
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It does rather depend on the individual, I admit :-)
Mary
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Dover.