Grim towns you've visited lately...

[Matt Harper]

Baltimore

[okgo]

Basingstoke.

Riddled with chavs these days. Horrible place by all accounts I now think.

[Pwig]

Grimsby

[Apache]

Glasgow, Shettleston to be precise, I had to deliver a course there last Friday and stayed at the Riverside Holiday Inn. I was shocked to see the utter long term devastation of the area, roads that seemed to be in ruins, drunks reeling, and an air of dilapidation. I rejected the first room on the grounds that the dried puke on the sofa, smeared food on the bedside table and furniture rebuilt with nails was affecting my ability to relax.

[DinkyToy-boy]

I'd like to suggest Bacup in Lancashire if thats alright? Thankfully not my hometown, but it gives me the creeps everytime I drive through it

[drivin_me_nuts]

Basingstoke. Crusty bits left on the cow when the cows laid a plate. Warrington. Can someone explain what it is

Edited by drivin_me_nuts on Wednesday 21st May 00:20

[spikeyhead]

Portsmouth
Farnborough

Both ste with no apparent redeeming features.

[chris_w666]

Fittster said:

Jack Pearson said:

Corby

Positive thing number 1 about Corby. Conservative Election candidate Louise Bagshawe

Can we please have her as the next PM?

Anyway, my vote goes to Warsaw (aka Boston - Lincs)

[Burgmeister]

surely Morecambe has to be on this list. its like the town time forgot.

[moleamol]

chris_w666 said:

Anyway, my vote goes to Warsaw (aka Boston - Lincs)

Where does the Warsaw come from? Warsaw is lovely.

[martinmac]

Cant believe we are on page three and nobody has mentioned Barrow in Furness, guess the 90 mile cul de sac has its benefits.

[Mobile Chicane]

Andover.

If I hadn't seen the townspeople with my own eyes I would have refused to believe that such creatures existed.

[chevy-stu]

Redcar..... most dpressing place in the UK I've ever been (and had the pleasure of leaving)

[sawman]

Sim89 said:

sawman said:

I came from St Helens!

not likely to be going back anytime soon!

St Helens,Merseyside?

could there be another?

[Fishtigua]

I have to say Aberdeen, I went when it rained hard. The Dark, ohmy God, the dark. Dark buildings, dark roads, even the street lights were dark.

[Colonial]

Wyong. 100kms north of Sydney. Cheap housing, violent pub, no decent places to eat of drink, lots of people, no work.

[leeb]

anyone ever been to jaywick near clacton?

that place still leaves me in amazement at how it is even inhabitable, seriously strange bit of the world!

avoid!!

[dr.sickman]

Crawley. Yuck.
Coventry. Just as yuck.
Henley-on-Thames: just like an inbred posh Royston Vasey.
Oxford outside summertown and centre.
Weston-super-mare.
Yate (South Glos)- a bit like a town for the witness protection programme.
Reading
Bracknell

[Puggit]

spikeyhead said:

Portsmouth
Farnborough

Both ste with no apparent redeeming features.

Portsmouth is an escape route - surely that is a redeeming feature?

[eightseventhree]

Rotherham