10 Most Hated Towns in England

The 10

most

hated

cities in England, no matter how good a country is, every part of it cannot be loved equally; in fact, some parts are sure to be

hated

, even the

most

fanatical lover of a country will love some parts less than others, I have heard some people complain about some

towns

in England, the queen's house, in which some people are dying to live and work, leading to an investigation into the 10 most hated cities in England. This rating is based primarily on resident comments and complaints. of England and visitors to those cities, but not limited to that, as some complaints may be completely unfounded, we delve into the investigation of these 10 most hated cities in England. 10.

Slowly, let's start with Slough, a town in Berkshire within the historic county of Buckinghamshire. The town is 20 miles west of central London and 19 miles north-east of Reading. You will find the city in the Thames Valley and within the London metropolis around the area at the intersection of the M4, despite its location, according to visitors, it is a city whose streets are full of empty takeaways and fallen packages or empty beer cans This claim has not been contradicted by even one resident The quality of food in the city's restaurants seems made for losers who are about to eat as much unhealthy food as they can get away with 9. scunthorpe it is not desirable to find scumthorpe among the most hated

towns

in England unfortunately we cannot afford to remove it from our list because the facts obviously place it there, this industrial town in the North Lincolnshire unitary authority should normally be the pride of Lincolnshire as its main administrative center, but the city with an estimated population of 82,334 in 2016 had many things going against it.

Residents of the UK's largest steel processing centre, also known as the industrial garden city. they are frustrated by the lack of liveliness and diversity in the city known only for work; However, the loudest complaint that lists Scumthorpe alongside England's most hated cities is the indiscriminate censorship and blocking of websites for spurious reasons. 8. didcot, let us next discuss didcot a Railway town which is also a civil parish in the ceremonial county of Oxfordshire, also in the historic county of Berkshire. Didcart is 15 miles south of Oxford and 10 miles east of Wantage. The town known for its railway heritage is just 15 miles north-west of Reading with its station opening as a junction on the Great Western Main Line back in 1844.

This Didcot town is probably the most aggressive in England. You have to agree with one or dispute it, but traveling through the station it is known for today will put you in confrontation. with touts and gangs who are not exactly good for passersby, you will see them jumping on passing trains, you would surely hate the city where anyone can violently ask you to give up your seat on the 7 train. stevenage stevenage is a big city that should qualify for city ​​status but has not been recognized as such because there is nothing good about it that makes it adorable it is a district in hertfordshire 29 miles north of london it is east of junction 7 and 8 of the a1m it is located between lechworth garden the city and the city of Wellington to the north and south respectively, according to residents, greeting others with eye contact can be considered offensive in this city, which is why it is a city where you have to keep your head down when walking, plus it is terribly depressing . 6.

Chatham, are you surprised? Chatham is also one of the hated towns located within the unitary authority of Medway in the north of Kent and the south east of England. Chatham is a city developed around the Chatham Dockyard, honestly considering the military history and connectivity of the city, which is also built around several army barracks. You won't be quick to call Chatham one of the 10 most hated towns in England. The 19th century forts have provided a defensive shield for the town's dockyard and the central presence of the royal engineers is still felt there, but those who have lived there long enough. they have pains and regrets for their city due to factors such as blue water competition which has such a far reaching effect as to overshadow everything good about the city 5.

Huddersfield well not all of Huddersfield is hated it's just that we can't easily understand What it means to be loved by the city, we just have to agree with residents who say that only 70 percent of the historic county of Yorkshire in northern England is bad. The city located in the Coal River Valley is gaining ground. more negative votes from critics, we don't say there is nothing other than pound shops and a few cafes in the town and add that it is polluted and filthy if you want to migrate to Huddersfield, those who hate it with a passion say you have a minimum of three children and at least one of them must have almost no genetic relationship with the other two, according to them, they must also have a BMI over 30 and must be prepared to lose their wallet or cell phone at any time. 4. luton for clarity Well, we are not referring here to the entire district of luton in the ceremonial county of bedfordshire, but rather we are referring to the town of luton itself as one of the most hated towns in

england

in this town in the southeast of

england

if you venture out on a dark winter night you need a special grace to return peacefully unharmed if the eyes can shoot from their sockets they will shoot almost 1,000 arrows at you while the eyes stick to you some of them are muggers that weigh on your shadow while others may be prostitutes and others are crack addicts, in short, people hate the city where their wives and daughters do not have so much freedom to move at any time of the day. 3.

Corby, the third most hated town on our list is Corby, a town in North Northamptonshire, this town located 23 miles away. The north-east of the county in central England is the bane of all Northampton, although it served as the administrative seat town of Corby from 1974 to 2021. The town has been unsatisfactory for both residents and visitors in this connervation. It's like people don't care. cleaning their vehicles while going wherever they want on their dirt bikes 2. Dover Our search for the most hated cities in England takes us to Dover, a city and a major ferry port in Kent, the city in the southeast of England faces France on the other side of the strait. from dover at the narrowest part of the english channel it is 21 miles from cap granada in france and is located southeast of canterbury and east of maidstone this town which serves as the administrative center of the district of dover has been taking a hit after another as the worst city in england residents are constantly reminded that they have been left behind analysts have dozens of reasons to believe that this home of dover port may disappear from the kent coast 1. aylesbury we finally have the winner the city most hated in England is none other than Aylesbury, this is a historic town and an underdog in Buckinghamshire, only a few things, if anything, work for Aylesbury and we have no benefit in mentioning that again all respondents in one post of Facebook voted this city as the most hated, some even urged. others join them to punish the city with traffic jams on every corner and nothing to compensate for your gaze that remains glued to the boring views.

This list of the most hated cities in England is surely not our own ranking, we have only shown it to you. than what most who live there feel about their cities, so let us know how you feel about this listing in the comments section. Are there cities that you think are more hated than these? Tell us. Thanks for watching this video. Please don't do it. Don't forget to subscribe and activate the notification bell. This is the learning canteen.