Current Events > Aylesbury no longer considered worst place in the UK to live. Replaced by Luton

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After being awarded the crown two years in a row, a Buckinghamshire town is no longer the UK's supposed worst place to live. Aylesbury is joined on the list by two other Buckinghamshire areas. High Wycombe and the new city of Milton Keynes were both voted in the top 50

15. KENSINGTON & CHELSEA
14. BIRMINGHAM
13. HENLEY-ON-THAMES
12. READING
11. HIGH WYCOMBE
10: BRADFORD
9: BOURNEMOUTH
8.SWINDON
7.ANDOVER
6.ALDERSHOT
5.AYLESBURY
4.SLOUGH
3.PORTSMOUTH
2.PETERBOROUGH
1.LUTON

https://www.buckinghamshirelive.com/news/buckinghamshire-news/aylesbury-high-wycombe-milton-keynes-8121935
https://i.imgur.com/RT71B4g.jpg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wE4sN3BhTQ

Luton is the worst place that comes to mind for me.

Don't get what's changed there over the past few years, it's always been awful.

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He's still trapped by something that somehow has never been picked up by international news.

Wow, with the way I heard some brits talk about Henley-on-Thames, I thought it would be higher

hockeybub89 posted...

He's still trapped by something that somehow has never been picked up by international news.

When you're so sheltered you haven't even heard of Covid

Dude you can literally go to America for jollies from the UK. Never mind being repatriated.
COVID is no longer the barrier it once was, you don't even need a negative test before traveling.