With all this uncertainty over Brexit We in the north need to stick together. With this in mind I propose we form a super county by merging Yorkshire and Lancashire. Safety in numbers and all that.
The name of this county could be a merger of the two county names. we would take York from Yorkshire and shire from Lancashire, the name of the new county YORKSHIRE.
Brexit and the north
Brexit and the north
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South West Claret.
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Re: Brexit and the north
..Tut tar then 
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Re: Brexit and the north
No deal....
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TheFamilyCat
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Re: Brexit and the north
What about the other northern counties? We could take the Du from Durham and the mb from Cumbria.
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Re: Brexit and the north
And the "T" from teeside, the "W" from Westmoreland, the "A" from Cumbria and the "T" from "Tynside"
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Re: Brexit and the north
Apologies for this butfzr162 wrote:With all this uncertainty over Brexit We in the north need to stick together. With this in mind I propose we form a super county by merging Yorkshire and Lancashire. Safety in numbers and all that.
The name of this county could be a merger of the two county names. we would take York from Yorkshire and shire from Lancashire, the name of the new county YORKSHIRE.
it had to be put....
TheFamilyCat wrote:What about the other northern counties? We could take the Du from Durham and the mb from Cumbria.
Put a "Hard Border" on the Northern edge to keep out Lancaster Clarets and familycats new counties ...Lancasterclaret wrote:And the "T" from teeside, the "W" from Westmoreland, the "A" from Cumbria and the "T" from "Tynside"
Afterall we don't want Dumb T W A T's sneaking over the border unchecked do we
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Re: Brexit and the north
Hey, I'm in Lancashire.
The clue is the name!
Who has ever heard of Burnleyshire?
The clue is the name!
Who has ever heard of Burnleyshire?
Re: Brexit and the north
If you drive up from Ribblehead towards Hawes there is a sign saying "Welcome to Richmondshire"Lancasterclaret wrote:Hey, I'm in Lancashire.
The clue is the name!
Who has ever heard of Burnleyshire?
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Re: Brexit and the north
I don't consider either Lancashire or Yorkshire to be in the North, although they are north of Watford so southerners will consider that they are.
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Re: Brexit and the north
AC is quite right Burnley is in the North West, I thought everyone new that.
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Re: Brexit and the north
Could be Yankashirefzr162 wrote: we would take York from Yorkshire and shire from Lancashire, the name of the new county
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Re: Brexit and the north
Alp just beat me to it.
I was going to propose a blend of York and Lanc two letters from each seemed fair
YANKSHIRE
I was going to propose a blend of York and Lanc two letters from each seemed fair
YANKSHIRE