It isn't really. The people I know from Nottinghamshire would say they're from the Midlands/East Midlands and would get quite mardy if you told them they're Northern.
Yes!
You made a good point, and that's something Farage has to be challenged on.But not willing to pay for autistic children because they get diagnosed so easily by GPs on Zoom calls.
“Children with SEND and disabled adults, including autistic people, are not victims who are being ‘over diagnosed’. They are people who face huge delays and long fights to get the most basic support across every aspect of their lives, including diagnosis, education, health and social care. Spreading misinformation only perpetuates stigma and makes life harder. We’re calling on all politicians to drop the political point scoring and stand up for their autistic and other disabled constituents.”
Our response to Nigel Farages comments on SEND and diagnosis
Our response to Nigel Farages comments on SEND and diagnosiswww.autism.org.uk
Anything north of the South Downs is northern. My wife of 35 years from Coventry still hates it when I call her Northern!
So, Wigan and only Wigan then (I had to Google that because I'd never heard of it)?If they know what pea-wet is, they’re Northern
At the moment the media are pandering to his every whim.
Personally I don't trust anybody north of Piddinghoe.Anything north of the South Downs is northern. My wife of 35 years from Coventry still hates it when I call her Northern!
Something tells me you were dropped on your head as a baby.Yes!
Ha ha ha
Reading people losing there shit! Priceless!
We've had corrupt governments since 1997..
I think you’ll find most people on this thread know someone who lives in the north or have lived/live in the north. Don’t believe the silly chants that away fans sing.So, Wigan and only Wigan then (I had to Google that because I'd never heard of it)?
Just to briefly attempt to relate to the actual subject, I'd guess that when most people say "northern" on this particular thread, really they mean "shithole full of ignorant morons", and it's not really helpful. I don't doubt that if we'd had council elections across the country they'd have swept up across the board, because they pretty much picked up most of the old small c-conservative vote, most of the genuine right wing vote, and a good portion of the generic "none of the above" vote that sometimes goes to the Lib Dems, sometimes goes to the Greens, and sometimes goes to whoever has the most amusing name on the ballot paper. They won't have nearly as much traction in bigger cities like Newcastle or Bristol (or Brighton), but otherwise the "but things aren't fair" vote is pretty evenly distributed.
As an aside, I've never been happier to live in a unitary authority that's not under County Durham County Council.
Ignore the wind up merchant.
I tried to point out to someone on here a couple of weeks ago that removing rights from immigrants means giving up their own. But it’s in one ear and out the other with these people because they just don’t believe the leopard will eat their face.
I can only assume you're referring to the occasion (posted again on another thread) when they celebrated prematurely in their match against Burnley, regarding the last play-off spot.Yes!
Ha ha ha
Reading people losing there shit! Priceless!
We've had corrupt governments since 1997..
So, Wigan and only Wigan then (I had to Google that because I'd never heard of it)? .
Just to briefly attempt to relate to the actual subject, I'd guess that when most people say "northern" on this particular thread, really they mean "shithole full of ignorant morons", and it's not really helpful. I don't doubt that if we'd had council elections across the country they'd have swept up across the board, because they pretty much picked up most of the old small c-conservative vote, most of the genuine right wing vote, and a good portion of the generic "none of the above" vote that sometimes goes to the Lib Dems, sometimes goes to the Greens, and sometimes goes to whoever has the most amusing name on the ballot paper. They won't have nearly as much traction in bigger cities like Newcastle or Bristol (or Brighton), but otherwise the "but things aren't fair" vote is pretty evenly distributed.
As an aside, I've never been happier to live in a unitary authority that's not under County Durham County Council.
I would bring first line to just north of London. Oxford,Gloucester and Luton midlands. Push second line up a bit just above Stoke on trent.
I grew up in Newhaven, I know the Sussex view of "the north"/"literally anywhere more than two miles away" well enough.