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Every unemployed Scottish bus driver will be flocking to the Scottish colony of Corby :D Pity Notts didn't get the hat-trick; a few more and the local economy will be buzzing!

Leeds 3 Nottm Forest 7 Notts Co. 2 Sheffield Utd 5 Alfreton Town 3 Mansfield Town 6 Radio Nottingham has been struggling to keep up! Mansfield had a following of 1,954 in a 3,500ish gate at Alfreton, just 8 miles away.

Why, were you wondering why this thread only lasted four hours? Adam El-Abd makes Championship team of the week :)

Ayr and Anglesey : was that a joint bid?! Your list looks a little suspect ! Where are Corby, Dudley, Dumfries, Goole, Dorchester etc. that appeared in the list on here Tiny Welsh town (pop 3500) granted city status- and it cost them just £300 - Yahoo! News UK And the towns who missed out on the...

So what happens to the hydrogen atoms when oxygen is removed from water? There are two for every one of oxygen in a water molecule.

Indeed it was (9.38) - I heard the roar from nearly three miles away. Do you mean 'pi', or do you mean you think it looks like a tasty pie? :eek: Have you translated that into Welsh?

Of course you can! Unless it's been languishing there for days, that water will be even safer than the fresh cold water from your kitchen tap.

Wise advice for the summer, but during the heating season, that hot water drawn into the pipework should reduce slightly the amount of heat required from your system. However, a cheaper way would be to boil a stove kettle on a gas ring.

It depends on what sort of central heating system you have. If you have a header tank then this could, in extreme circumstances, harbour such nasties as Legionella, so it is unwise to use the hot tap in this case, even if the water is boiled.

Simply because any place with a cathedral (and, I think, a minster) is automatically a city in the eyes of the Church.

So, jog on then.

How could you possibly know that?

You implied it here.... Maybe you should add one for Guildford Cathedral, for the benefit of Curious Orange!

Err...no. Chelmsford - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Chelmsford ( /ˈtʃɛlmzfərd/) is a city, the county town of Essex, England

Hypocritical little man. Actually the belittling started when you suggested my English was unintelligable. As I said... little hypocrite. :lolol:

Don't be ridiculous! Are you now saying that Chichester can't be a city?

It's already in perfect English. If you can't understand my point then the problem lies elsewhere.

Of course it is; indeed, it was once the capital city of Scotland! So, instead of choosing three towns, they have chosen two cities and a village. Has All Fools Days come early this year or what?

:wozza:Those historical reasons being that it is already a city?

Just heard on the news that three places have been awarded city status to celebrate the jubilee. Didn't catch the other two due to my incredulity on hearing the first, which was 'Chelmsford in Essex'. Ermm...excuse me?