Homes in Burnley most likely to have a private garden

[Sean Dyche's Watch]

Where in Britain are you most likely to have a private garden?

https://thismon.ee/a/8200517

Possibly because of the low number of flats in the town?

[Devils_Advocate]

Just a shame a lot of Burnley folks garden consists of a backyard / shitter combo

[bfcjg]

I never really appreciated my garden until now.

[tim_noone]

Just a shame a lot of Burnley folks garden consists of a backyard / shitter combo

Tbf that's a plus.... if people can be bothered doing them up instead of filling em up with sh!t so to speak.

[randomclaret2]

Devils Advocate playing, well...Devils Advocate...Something positive about Burnley and Bang, straight in.

[pushpinpussy]

I must admit some people in Burnley are that lazy that they fly tip in their own front gardens.

[Clarets4me]

Where in Britain are you most likely to have a private garden?

https://thismon.ee/a/8200517

Possibly because of the low number of flats in the town?

If you visit Oldham or Rochdale, their planning developers went for the high rise flat options in the 1960's and early 1970's, with the exception of Trafalgar flats, Burnley didn't. I'd be interested to see if they class backyards as private gardens ...

[Devils_Advocate]

Devils Advocate playing, well...Devils Advocate...Something positive about Burnley and Bang, straight in.

I was having a bit of fun but if you want to take it seriously then really it is a report on who has the least flats, not the most gardens

I live in a block of four flats in a lovely private off road courtyard with a nice communal garden area. Its a much nicer and relaxing green space that the 100's of backyards you get in Burnley

[tim_noone]

I must admit some people in Burnley are that lazy that they fly tip in their own front gardens.

And any spare rooms and cupboard space...