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[Sussex] If Arundel has a cathedral why isn't it a city?



kevo

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:shrug:
 






kevo

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That was quick! Mystery solved. Thanks.
 


Jack Straw

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Barry Izbak

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kevo

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Also depends on size of town as well. St Asaph in North Wales also has a cathedral but is only technically a village.

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Not true. Ely in Cambridgeshire is a city and it's tiny.
 
















beorhthelm

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Jul 21, 2003
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Because its a catholic caatherdral not cofe and a city is a city because it is granted a chater as a city by the monarch.

thats all there is to this really. it just happens that historically if you had a catherdral you tended to get the city charter.
 











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