A Conversation for Cheshire, England, UK

Cheshire - North West or Midlands?

Post 1

Lucky Llareggub - no more cannibals in our village, we ate the last one yesterday..

There's a school of thought that Cheshire is in the Midlands, the NW being the area north of the Mersey and the N being the area north of the Mersey - Humber line.
Personally I've always subscribed to the Dee Estuary as being the NW divide - Chester being the southernmost town in the NW.
Of course now that Warrington is in Cheshire there's no problem either way!
You can always check on someone's claim to be from Cheshire by asking them to say Cholmondeley (it's Chumley of course).smiley - smiley


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Post 2

Vicki Virago - Proud Mother

Oh my goodness!!! I didn't see this posting!!! smiley - sorry

I like your point about Cholmondeley! The Welsh have a problem with that one too smiley - winkeye


Oh...your point about whether Cheshire is Midlands or North West...North West. The Midlands makes us too close to Birmingham smiley - laugh


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Post 3

kentynet

I think it should be part of wales along with the rest of the marches. Or better still make a new "marches region"smiley - smileysmiley - biggrin


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Post 4

Lucky Llareggub - no more cannibals in our village, we ate the last one yesterday..

Probably 2/3rds of England should be in Wales if the truth were told.


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Post 5

kentynet

"Probably 2/3rds of England should be in Wales if the truth were told."
I agree. Lots of England historically belonged to Wales. As well as this they share similar culture.


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Post 6

Lucky Llareggub - no more cannibals in our village, we ate the last one yesterday..

And they even have a decent looking flag!


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