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wens a village not a village ??


Johny Walker
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I know a village needs a church, if not it's a hamlet. Cranleigh in Surrey is allegedly the largest village in England and that's about the same size as the town I live in. We have only had a town council for a short time but have always been classed as a town. So it's not population or physical size. The parish council argument seems good to me. Cities don't need a cathedral to qualify eg. Brighton & Hove. You just have to win a selction competition now. Reading is favourite for this years new city (Diamond Jubilee present!)

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I know a village needs a church, if not it's a hamlet. Cranleigh in Surrey is allegedly the largest village in England and that's about the same size as the town I live in. We have only had a town council for a short time but have always been classed as a town. So it's not population or physical size. The parish council argument seems good to me. Cities don't need a cathedral to qualify eg. Brighton & Hove. You just have to win a selction competition now. Reading is favourite for this years new city (Diamond Jubilee present!)

 

I thought Cottingham in East Yorkshire was England's largest village?

 

There's only one way to find out.... :fight::001_tongue:

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