I really don't know how seriously I can take this. We start with somewhere in Wales no one has ever heard of, but we're expected to believe it's one of the 10 most hated in the UK? "It's hated because it's hated" seems to be the criteria used for most of them.
@@susancraybould3919 Isuggest that you read what Mr Tupolev said, again. He stated " we start with somewhere in Wales no one has ever heard of ". If you watch it again, you will see that he is referring to Llangefni - not Rhyl ( spelt ' Rhyl' , not 'Ryle' ). So my advise to you, before you tell others to " listen in their geography lesson " is : 1. listen properly to the information being imparted. 2. Learn how to spell : the town to which you refer is spelt 'Rhyl', not ' Ryle'. 3. Realise that you are not that smart, go back to school yourself and learn some humility.
I enjoyed my visit to Dover (#2). It was a little noisy at night (but it was a weekend) and there was a chap shouting and swearing while climbing on a beach shelter at 6am, but the walks over the National Trust White Cliffs were most enjoyable.
Honestly this man is lying, dover is in no way worse than luton. Grimsby and Milton Keynes aren’t even on his bloody list. Dovers alright, I used to hate it then I went to Grimsby and realised that in comparison, dover is a paradise
Luton… how sad. I was born there but left aged seven to go to Australia. My great grandfathers name is out on the war memorial. My son and his partner traveled to the UK In July and where advised not to stop there, just keek driving:
Having lived in Didcot for 25 years, including commuting by rail, I don't recognise "aggressive", or " touts and gangs". It's certainly not pretty, just an average town, it's not hated, but I don't suppose that any of the others are either.
Yeah Didcot is a fine place to live, the main complaint would be bad traffic and that fact you need a car to get around most of the time (provided you don’t have access to a bus stop). Pretty standard to be honest.
Slough is a weird one. It's not a sh-thole per se and it's very conveniently located for London, but it just _feels_ bleak, sad, depressing etc. I didn't believe or appreciate it until I had to go there on a work commitment - even the automated announcement on the train from London dropped an octave and sounded depressed when it mentioned Slough. It doesn't help that large parts of West London aren't very nice either, so all you see from the train is various crappy places.
Surprised with this list. Normally the most hated town or city is Bradford, another town that should be on the list is Dewsbury. Both can be described as cesspits
Bradford is a diverse city, a fantastic place with many of the population being generous and inviting, Dewsbury is yet an other diverse town where I’ve always been made to fell welcome when I visit
I was born and brought up in Luton, from ‘54. It was and still absolutely awful. In recent years I drew a close 2nd worst, when I had to stay in Walsall for a few years. It is completely cultureless. Beer guts, tattoos and filthy litter are rank throughout the area. There is a very interesting art gallery in the town, but it is like giving strawberries to donkeys.
I live near Luton and certain parts of it are a dump.I know a police officer who won't allow his teenage daughters to visit the Arndale Centre,even if he accompanies them.( remember Rochdale,Rotherham and so on) We first moved here in 1979 when the shopping centre was mostly used by smartly dressed, polite,well behaved people.Unfortunately 40 years of unchecked immigration has meant the more ambitious all moved out in disgust. The result is a mess of different people and most of them don't make an attempt at integrating into our ways.Parts of it are nice,but suffer from being close to the flight path of Luton Airport.
If you ignore the endless brexit truck jams and some of the grottier housing estates, Dover's alright, there's plenty of nice things to see and do in the town (one of the best historic castles in the UK, for example); some nice parks (like Kearsney Abbey and the lakes) it's got a safe swimming beach, it's got amazing clifftop walks with great views over to France and even a reasonable selection of shops in the town centre and excellent public transport links. There are a lot worse places in Britain than Dover, believe me!
I was expecting Rhyl to be on the list. My Mum and Dad moved there 40 years ago and it was a decent seaside town. Since then it has become more and more of a dump. The suburbs are OK but the town centre is a total dump.
Even more ridiculous than the "Most Loved Towns" list, which included such tedious places as Wilmslow and Altrincham. I wouldn't argue with such "usual suspects" as Luton and Rhyl, and I don't know Gravesend, but I don't recognise Llangefni, Didcot or Aylesbury from the descriptions. Paisley is effectively a Glasgow suburb, so looks to that city for things to do. Llangefni only has 5000 people, for chrissake, so it's not going to have buzzing nightlife. Didcot is looked down on by the snobs in the rest of Oxon and Berks because it's working class, but I've waited ages at the station and not been approached by muggers, beggars or the like. Aylesbury is quite historic. These towns may be a bit dull, but I'd rather live in any of them rather than the endless suburban tedium of Wilmslow or Altrincham.
Gravesend has always been a dismal area for many years. It's name was derived from the Great Plague where thousands of the dead were buried there from London, hence Graves end. Also Princess Pocahontas is buried there. And how come Croydon wasn't included, that town tops my list as dodgy, full of immigrants, and remember that African who burnt down that very old furniture shop? why did he do that?
I'd take all these places being 'the worst' with a large pinch of salt. I remember back in the 90s, Hythe, a small, rather pretty and inoffensive little town in Kent getting the 'worst place to live in Britain' sobriquet after a public survey. Probably the exact opposite is nearer the truth. I suspect local schoolkids had voted en masse to disrupt the survey!
How can anywone hate a town? There are towns everywhere which may not be as interesting as others but hate them? Dover? Beautiful town on a fantastic cliff.
I lived near Aylesbury in one of the local villages and worked for the local council for a period of time, not that surprised.. there is actually nothing appealing about this apart from the roads out of it.. a commuter town
You could got to ANY town in the UK and be given the same information, even most cities too, do you get most of this information from Google? Or do you make it up, sure sounds like it could be a generic UK tourist tape of anywhere in the UK!
Oh yes. I had to stay there overnight to catch a ferry to Ireland. Holyhead was a depressing hole and mindblowingly awful even by Welsh standards. The hotel owners even said to just stay in because it wasn't safe and there was nothing to do. I've been to Newport and some of the Valley towns - even those felt like Prague and Vienna compared to Holyhead. Holyhead is a whole different beast.
Holyhead is my mother's hometown and as a child I enjoyed our regular visits there but sadly it has indeed slipped into a sad and depressing place. I think the burghers missed a trick as it did have potential to become a fine holiday destination if marketed well. It also suffered when the new ferry port came into being as travellers to/from Ireland no longer visit the town in the numbers they once did.
Again...it seems to be...pick a few nondescript towns out of the list...on the strength of rumour and cultural misconception...it seems to be put up by people who have no idea of British society
Believe it or not, Luton was actually middle class and very desirable back in the 1940s or thereabouts. It's the sort of place you might aspire to move to if you were comfortably off and wanted to leave London.
Interesting to see Stevenage ranked as number seven this is the town where a certain world champion driver came from and said he lived in the slums, is Lewis Hamilton.
Stevenage is horrible. It’s a miserable, grey place where people have no hope, no ambition, no future… it feels like a dumping ground. Hatfield is even worse though. Hemel Hempstead and Letchworth are also awful places in Hertfordshire
If you live outside the UK please take no notice of these things. Plenty of towns in Britain where buildings have trees growing out of them or burnt out. As a generalisation the South is far better kept because far more money is about. It actually is quite a lovely county for the most part but the worst parts are direfully neglect, left behind.
The south of England gets worse by the day! Some of the ugliest, run-down towns, terrible underfunded infrastructure, miserable locals… southern streets are paved with dog shit, not gold, in 2023
always worth a look, in my book before judgement! make up your own mind? what some like ,others dislike, having said that have you ever taken a look at "Oldbury" west midlands?? nuff said!!....😱😱😱.......
Unusual list first place on your list I had to Google. 2nd natural entry of course 'come friendly bombs' and all that. Beyond that fairly haphazard list.
I once read about a Met Police officer who served in rough af. parts of North London including Tottenham and Edmonton (i.e. areas infested with road culture and gangs), but lived in Stevenage on cost grounds. He remarked that he felt safer at work than at home because Stevenage was such a hole. Also went to university with a guy from Welwyn and had lived in Hatfield. I overheard him saying to someone else about two bouncers getting life for kicking a guy down some stairs, "that's Stevenage" he said. A mate of mine also passed through High Wycombe and there were bullet holes in a public toilet cubicle door. Classy.
@@mxbx307 there’s an uneasy air about Stevenage, like trouble could kick off any time. It’s not uncommon for gangs to start fighting in the bus station on a Sunday afternoon for instance. Eye contact, smiles and basic manners are unknown in Stevenage. You just look at the floor and make as little contact as possible
Didcot isn't bad, certainly nothing like described in this video, it's just an ordinary modern town, not very picturesque but there's everything you need and contrary to what's suggested it's pretty safe, certainly no gangs hanging around the railway station waiting for someone to mug.
Port Talbot is by far the worst town in the UK. It looks like a post apocalyptic nightmare. There's not even a Starbucks in Port Talbot. Also, the residents of the town are nasty to a man. Avoid Port Talbot at all costs!
Watched a fair few of these. All I'll say is.... Bolton. Come here. Walk 2 minutes from the centre to find our toothless prostitutes and streets littered with Nitrous Oxide canisters. Visit our precinct and town Square to hear loudly arguing alcoholics and bump into our beggars and spice addicts. Stroll through the town and marvel at our dozens and dozens of abandoned boarded up shops...... come here and you'll never leave us off a list again.
What struck me, apart from the gobsmacking generalisations, was the peculiar syntax & laboured English. It sounded like someone whose native tongue was NOT English but they were trying very hard to mask the fact. Altogether a bizarre video! Anybody know of any reason that Russian bots could be targeting English towns? 🤪
The Learning Canteen website indicates that they're based in Ukraine. Sounds like they get an English guy to read the scripts without any alteration. It's pretty hilarious!
@@jamesmason8436 haha then u need a optician review brother. Just take a walk or take a car and travel around city and go to places like ball hill, foles hill, stoke etc
@@t-rex6816 I've been to these areas and lived just off Ball Hill for a couple of years. All cities have such areas. I'll repeat: I've seen worse than Coventry.
@@jamesmason8436 may there are places, but i believe coventry need a place or mention in this list, its worse now i terms of crime and exte rnal invasion they call it multiculturalism. Welcome to historical coventry sorry middle east and subsahara of England.
@@t-rex6816 but it's not a town so not even eligible for this list. Your complaint seems to derive from demographics/ immigration which tells us all we need to know. The suburbs of Coventry are great places to live and, while the city centre is small and not the best place for shopping, it's improved immeasurably over the last decade and is now home to one of the best universities in the UK and loads of great places to eat and visit. Tons of history in and around the cathedral area of town, in particular. The precinct still needs a bit of work but other than that I see a huge improvement (compared to when I lived there) each time I visit.
@@Redsleather Dear Leather..You are wrong...Only Dover and Aylesbury are led by the conservatives...(Not sure about Didcot could not find info). At least even of the ten are run by parties of the left.
@@RedsleatherDear Red Leather (again) Didcot also looks to be run by left leaning parties....a co-alition of Libs and greens . Why would you tell me the conservatives run more than half of these towns?
Who exactly is the "We" in this study, the uploader and his mother? What study and its criteria was used for rating these "hated" towns. I hardly think Llangefni rates as "no. 10 in the most hated towns in the UK." Admittedly it's an unremarkable town, but its located in lovely countryside, the delightful Red Wharf bay is within walking distance, it has its own nature reserve, crime is low and its quiet. Nearly everyone who lives on Anglesey would rate Holyhead as the worst town on that island. Admittedly Rhyl is a dive, but hardly No. 3 in the UK. Why are dives like Strood, Whitstable, Cleveland, Hull, Blackpool, Jaywick, Burnley, Blackburn, Bradford, Grimsby, Lowestoft, Barrow-In-Furness, ... on this list? The highest level of crime I personally experienced, plus friends of mine, was when I lived in Yeovil.
Iam shocked that Hull isn't called this time.It had a undeserved reputation.Remember that idiot next to Kirsty Alsop looking at properties? I forgot his bloody name and all the snide remarks he made about Hull.The centre of Hull has approved tremendously.Museums The Deep is very populair.People are helpful and genuine.I grew up in Rotterdam in the Netherlands.Vey modern town but I can show you areas that you better stay away from.So stop this nonsense about towns mixed with the locals and you be fine.
Disappointed with your selection, there are other towns that you could include in the ten. Maybe increase it to 20 or 25 for a better coverage of the UK. I've made comments before with other videos, but you never engage in even acknowledge or reply.
In English, we start our sentences with a capital letter. We also use punctuation, such as commas to indicate a pause or emphasis. And it would be non-white, not non white. Lastly, the word “most” doesn’t really fit where you’ve used it. You should have written “The more non-white, the more they are hated by me.” But as with most racists (intersecting interestingly with self professed patriots), your grasp of your native language is so poor: it’s embarrassing.
I lived in Ipswich for nine years. It feels like Monte Carlo compared to some of the absolute dregs on this list - and I have been to half of these places. The main problem with Ipswich is that it does occasionally get dull and a bit repetitive, the town centre needs better shops, and more interesting places can be an expensive ballache to get to. But it's certainly not a bad town at all. Good people who try very hard and there's plenty happening if you know where to look. I'd say it got better during the time I lived there. Thetford, King's Lynn, Haverhill, Great Yarmouth - those are shiteholes. And while not a complete dump, Chelmsford is sterile (feels like it grew up too fast?) and less interesting than black-and-white slides of paint drying.
One of the oddest things I've ever seen on TH-cam narrated by someone who can't even read correctly from a poorly written script. If this is Learning Canteen then I don't want to eat anything you sell.
So, the first one, number 10 on the list..... Is hated because it is the center for local government for Anglesey!!? Really? you might as well say it is hated because of the way the name is spelt! or some other daft reason. Joke of a site, the reasons given for any of these so called hated towns could apply to ANY town in the UK.
Some of these are hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣 pretty sure none of these are accurate just come from general bad experience not everyone is going to have the same experience of certain places 😂
I'm so glad that Swindon, England is outside the top 10 most hated towns in the UK and so are at least Bracknell, England etc.
I really don't know how seriously I can take this. We start with somewhere in Wales no one has ever heard of, but we're expected to believe it's one of the 10 most hated in the UK? "It's hated because it's hated" seems to be the criteria used for most of them.
Never heard of Ryle? go back to school and listen in your geography lesson.
@@susancraybould3919 Isuggest that you read what Mr Tupolev said, again. He stated " we start with somewhere in Wales no one has ever heard of ". If you watch it again, you will see that he is referring to Llangefni - not Rhyl ( spelt ' Rhyl' , not 'Ryle' ). So my advise to you, before you tell others to " listen in their geography lesson " is : 1. listen properly to the information being imparted. 2. Learn how to spell : the town to which you refer is spelt 'Rhyl', not ' Ryle'. 3. Realise that you are not that smart, go back to school yourself and learn some humility.
I was ok in places in the Australian Outback , depends on who you meet and how u adjust to it
Is this read by an AI or is it just very oddly stepped in its audio ? There seems to be a rhythm to it and the odd strange pronunciation.
I enjoyed my visit to Dover (#2). It was a little noisy at night (but it was a weekend) and there was a chap shouting and swearing while climbing on a beach shelter at 6am, but the walks over the National Trust White Cliffs were most enjoyable.
Honestly this man is lying, dover is in no way worse than luton. Grimsby and Milton Keynes aren’t even on his bloody list. Dovers alright, I used to hate it then I went to Grimsby and realised that in comparison, dover is a paradise
Luton… how sad. I was born there but left aged seven to go to Australia. My great grandfathers name is out on the war memorial. My son and his partner traveled to the UK In July and where advised not to stop there, just keek driving:
How do they pick the places and who picks them.
Most hated by whom, though? And can you substantiate this?
Having lived in Didcot for 25 years, including commuting by rail, I don't recognise "aggressive", or " touts and gangs". It's certainly not pretty, just an average town, it's not hated, but I don't suppose that any of the others are either.
Yeah Didcot is a fine place to live, the main complaint would be bad traffic and that fact you need a car to get around most of the time (provided you don’t have access to a bus stop). Pretty standard to be honest.
Sorry for laughing at you. Sorry for laughing at you.
Sorry for laughing at you. Sorry for laughing at you.
Rotherham.
U for got Chatham and hernebay Stoke Newington
yup chatham is a miserable place.
What about Barrow - in - Furness.. Cumbria's place to put an enema.
Slough is a weird one. It's not a sh-thole per se and it's very conveniently located for London, but it just _feels_ bleak, sad, depressing etc. I didn't believe or appreciate it until I had to go there on a work commitment - even the automated announcement on the train from London dropped an octave and sounded depressed when it mentioned Slough.
It doesn't help that large parts of West London aren't very nice either, so all you see from the train is various crappy places.
Surprised with this list. Normally the most hated town or city is Bradford, another town that should be on the list is Dewsbury. Both can be described as cesspits
Bradford is a diverse city, a fantastic place with many of the population being generous and inviting, Dewsbury is yet an other diverse town where I’ve always been made to fell welcome when I visit
@@philmcchrystal1670 glass with wine and ecstasy and dog shit and ??
I was born and brought up in Luton, from ‘54. It was and still absolutely awful. In recent years I drew a close 2nd worst, when I had to stay in Walsall for a few years.
It is completely cultureless. Beer guts, tattoos and filthy litter are rank throughout the area. There is a very interesting art gallery in the town, but it is like giving strawberries to donkeys.
Yea Walsall is rough but West Bromwich is bad as well I don't feel safe in West Bromwich 👍
If its worse than Luton it must be dreadful!
Why is Wisbech not on the list ?
It's lovely compared to Luton - believe me!!
@@museonfilm8919 I’m from Wisbech and I’ve only been through Luton. It does look very grey .
I live near Luton and certain parts of it are a dump.I know a police officer who won't allow his teenage daughters to visit the Arndale Centre,even if he accompanies them.( remember Rochdale,Rotherham and so on)
We first moved here in 1979 when the shopping centre was mostly used by smartly dressed, polite,well behaved people.Unfortunately 40 years of unchecked immigration has meant the more ambitious all moved out in disgust. The result is a mess of different people and most of them don't make an attempt at integrating into our ways.Parts of it are nice,but suffer from being close to the flight path of Luton Airport.
I spent a night in Luton a few months ago. The centre was a shock!
If you ignore the endless brexit truck jams and some of the grottier housing estates, Dover's alright, there's plenty of nice things to see and do in the town (one of the best historic castles in the UK, for example); some nice parks (like Kearsney Abbey and the lakes) it's got a safe swimming beach, it's got amazing clifftop walks with great views over to France and even a reasonable selection of shops in the town centre and excellent public transport links. There are a lot worse places in Britain than Dover, believe me!
You missed Chatham Kent. Terrible place now.
I was expecting Rhyl to be on the list. My Mum and Dad moved there 40 years ago and it was a decent seaside town. Since then it has become more and more of a dump. The suburbs are OK but the town centre is a total dump.
Corby must be the most hated town I am sure
Llangefni looks like a nice enough place to me. Whats meant by 'hated' anyway? Why isn't Nuneaton on this list?
Rhyl is 3???? I have lived here since 2001 and I would have put it at 1!!!!!
It's on a downward slope and it's nowhere near the bottom yet
What’s wrong with slough
You forgot Harpenden.
It depends on perspective. What are the crimes rates, availability of jobs, town life, culture, or a balance between these things?
Even more ridiculous than the "Most Loved Towns" list, which included such tedious places as Wilmslow and Altrincham. I wouldn't argue with such "usual suspects" as Luton and Rhyl, and I don't know Gravesend, but I don't recognise Llangefni, Didcot or Aylesbury from the descriptions. Paisley is effectively a Glasgow suburb, so looks to that city for things to do.
Llangefni only has 5000 people, for chrissake, so it's not going to have buzzing nightlife. Didcot is looked down on by the snobs in the rest of Oxon and Berks because it's working class, but I've waited ages at the station and not been approached by muggers, beggars or the like. Aylesbury is quite historic. These towns may be a bit dull, but I'd rather live in any of them rather than the endless suburban tedium of Wilmslow or Altrincham.
Gravesend has always been a dismal area for many years. It's name was derived from the Great Plague where thousands of the dead were buried there from London, hence Graves end. Also Princess Pocahontas is buried there.
And how come Croydon wasn't included, that town tops my list as dodgy, full of immigrants, and remember that African who burnt down that very old furniture shop? why did he do that?
I'd take all these places being 'the worst' with a large pinch of salt. I remember back in the 90s, Hythe, a small, rather pretty and inoffensive little town in Kent getting the 'worst place to live in Britain' sobriquet after a public survey. Probably the exact opposite is nearer the truth. I suspect local schoolkids had voted en masse to disrupt the survey!
Know where is as bad then West Bromwich Smethwick Walsall and Wolverhampton 👍
where ever you go its not the place that is horrible....its the people
The 3 to not ever set foot in: Slough, Luton and Gravesend.
Outside the list I’d add Bradford, Oldham from top of my head.
How can anywone hate a town? There are towns everywhere which may not be as interesting as others but hate them? Dover? Beautiful town on a fantastic cliff.
Well researched jurnalism.
I hope that's sarcasm?
Luton. A dump if there ever was one. As for Rhyl, I don't mind it. It's one of those seasonal places that relies on tourism.
I’m surprised you never mentioned Margate and Chatham and gillingham and Sittingbourne in kent not nice places to live nothing to do up there
Margate and Swindon must be on here.
I lived near Aylesbury in one of the local villages and worked for the local council for a period of time, not that surprised.. there is actually nothing appealing about this apart from the roads out of it.. a commuter town
V informative video enjoyed watching it hadn't realised there r most hated towns in UK
Not informative at all, made up bullshit more like.
I thought Croydon,Surrey would feature.Soulless and sprawling with miserable office blocks everywhere.
Tilbury young man is in The Borough of Thurrock, not in Essex. Yes Thurrock is located in Essex, but is independent and not Essex.
You could got to ANY town in the UK and be given the same information, even most cities too, do you get most of this information from Google? Or do you make it up, sure sounds like it could be a generic UK tourist tape of anywhere in the UK!
Slough is in Berkshire.
i'm not sure how hated Hollyhead is but it's the most depressing town I've been to
Holyhead*
Oh yes. I had to stay there overnight to catch a ferry to Ireland.
Holyhead was a depressing hole and mindblowingly awful even by Welsh standards. The hotel owners even said to just stay in because it wasn't safe and there was nothing to do.
I've been to Newport and some of the Valley towns - even those felt like Prague and Vienna compared to Holyhead. Holyhead is a whole different beast.
Holyhead is my mother's hometown and as a child I enjoyed our regular visits there but sadly it has indeed slipped into a sad and depressing place. I think the burghers missed a trick as it did have potential to become a fine holiday destination if marketed well. It also suffered when the new ferry port came into being as travellers to/from Ireland no longer visit the town in the numbers they once did.
Again...it seems to be...pick a few nondescript towns out of the list...on the strength of rumour and cultural misconception...it seems to be put up by people who have no idea of British society
Luton is well deserving of its place.
Believe it or not, Luton was actually middle class and very desirable back in the 1940s or thereabouts. It's the sort of place you might aspire to move to if you were comfortably off and wanted to leave London.
@@mxbx307 that was before all the foreigners arrived.uninvited.
I'm not familiar with any of the towns mentioned, but just about all of them looked pretty nice.
They looked great compared to my former place, in a old mining town. Depends what you're looking for?
Interesting to see Stevenage ranked as number seven this is the town where a certain world champion driver came from and said he lived in the slums, is Lewis Hamilton.
Stevenage is horrible. It’s a miserable, grey place where people have no hope, no ambition, no future… it feels like a dumping ground. Hatfield is even worse though. Hemel Hempstead and Letchworth are also awful places in Hertfordshire
The lack of Dudley suprises me.
Rhyl isn’t a hated town it has a lot of fin things
But I’m surprised Bradford isn’t on here
Try hounslow
If you live outside the UK please take no notice of these things. Plenty of towns in Britain where buildings have trees growing out of them or burnt out. As a generalisation the South is far better kept because far more money is about. It actually is quite a lovely county for the most part but the worst parts are direfully neglect, left behind.
The North outside the urban areas is infinitely nicer. The South well-kept? I never saw anyone clean their windows when I lived in Leatherhead.
The South isn’t far better. There are nicer places in the North than some in the South each has good and bad
The south of England gets worse by the day! Some of the ugliest, run-down towns, terrible underfunded infrastructure, miserable locals… southern streets are paved with dog shit, not gold, in 2023
Maidstone should be on the list too. Hell hole!
All talk and no full explanation why. 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻
I don't mind Rhyl, they've done the promenade up and I love bodfor pub.
Batley,Dewsbury and keighley just to name a few
There is a common theme in towns like that, but you daren't say it. Same goes for Bradford and Rotherham.
@@mxbx307 I’ve never been to Rotherham, and I’ve been to Bradford I’ve never had any issue in Bradford
Aylesbury may be bad but it’s not that bad . There are worse places out there
Dartford I was advised not too go to Dartford Town after 8 pm
I went to Luton. Didn't stay long. I couldn't find anyone who spoke English.
Did you actually say “specie” as the singular of species? Please attend some English classes.
Guy just wants a TH-cam channel.
Dont buy any used cars from Luton
always worth a look, in my book before judgement! make up your own mind? what some like ,others dislike, having said that have you ever taken a look at "Oldbury" west midlands?? nuff said!!....😱😱😱.......
Burnley should be on here
Burnley has some terrific industrial architecture and is surrounded by beautiful countryside. There are far worse places. Have you been to Watford?
Unusual list first place on your list I had to Google. 2nd natural entry of course 'come friendly bombs' and all that. Beyond that fairly haphazard list.
Didcot is on the most loved towns list as well alongside Stalybridge which came in at number 1.
I think that using the word " Hated" is unfair and incorrect - in fact you just use it as clickbait.
Exeter as well
Slough and Luton are terrible, Gravesend, Stevenage and Didcot ain't great either. But I think High Wycombe is worse than Aylesbury
I once read about a Met Police officer who served in rough af. parts of North London including Tottenham and Edmonton (i.e. areas infested with road culture and gangs), but lived in Stevenage on cost grounds. He remarked that he felt safer at work than at home because Stevenage was such a hole.
Also went to university with a guy from Welwyn and had lived in Hatfield. I overheard him saying to someone else about two bouncers getting life for kicking a guy down some stairs, "that's Stevenage" he said.
A mate of mine also passed through High Wycombe and there were bullet holes in a public toilet cubicle door. Classy.
@@mxbx307 This is not surprising at all
@@mxbx307 there’s an uneasy air about Stevenage, like trouble could kick off any time. It’s not uncommon for gangs to start fighting in the bus station on a Sunday afternoon for instance.
Eye contact, smiles and basic manners are unknown in Stevenage. You just look at the floor and make as little contact as possible
Didcot isn't bad, certainly nothing like described in this video, it's just an ordinary modern town, not very picturesque but there's everything you need and contrary to what's suggested it's pretty safe, certainly no gangs hanging around the railway station waiting for someone to mug.
Paisley was lovely all stores moving out after Covid maybe it’ll be nice again
Which muppet wrote this!
WHAT RUBBISH.
Port Talbot is by far the worst town in the UK. It looks like a post apocalyptic nightmare. There's not even a Starbucks in Port Talbot. Also, the residents of the town are nasty to a man. Avoid Port Talbot at all costs!
Apart from the availability of Starbucks, PT sounds exactly like the "city" of Doncaster, especially the intrinsic nastiness of the natives!
@@dagr382 The police did say very recently that Doncaster had seen a sudden spike in violent crime and they didn't know why. Hmm.
Watched a fair few of these. All I'll say is.... Bolton. Come here. Walk 2 minutes from the centre to find our toothless prostitutes and streets littered with Nitrous Oxide canisters. Visit our precinct and town Square to hear loudly arguing alcoholics and bump into our beggars and spice addicts. Stroll through the town and marvel at our dozens and dozens of abandoned boarded up shops...... come here and you'll never leave us off a list again.
No town has declined like Bolton in 30 years. It used to have fantastic shops.
''Touts and gangs jumping onto passing trains'' yeah that doesn't happen in the worst parts of south London let alone Oxfordshire
Didcot the most infamous small town in England !
East London, Manchester, Birmingham I don't like the most. Dirty and scary.
Manchester and Birmingham are not dirty and scary. Only some areas are. But I’m terms of cost of living and job opportunities they are good.
Horses for courses. Manchester is great I think.
I wish Dareham was on the list
I live in the shithole called slough. As soon as I saw the video I knew we would be in it but it should be number ONE and not nine!!!
What struck me, apart from the gobsmacking generalisations, was the peculiar syntax & laboured English. It sounded like someone whose native tongue was NOT English but they were trying very hard to mask the fact.
Altogether a bizarre video! Anybody know of any reason that Russian bots could be targeting English towns?
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The Learning Canteen website indicates that they're based in Ukraine. Sounds like they get an English guy to read the scripts without any alteration. It's pretty hilarious!
@@SomeoneCalledRob I knew it was something like that! Thank you for clarifying. ✌️😁
Coventry, stay or visit coventry then u would put this at the top of your list.
It's a city, not a town, and it's far better than many I've been to.
@@jamesmason8436 haha then u need a optician review brother. Just take a walk or take a car and travel around city and go to places like ball hill, foles hill, stoke etc
@@t-rex6816 I've been to these areas and lived just off Ball Hill for a couple of years. All cities have such areas.
I'll repeat: I've seen worse than Coventry.
@@jamesmason8436 may there are places, but i believe coventry need a place or mention in this list, its worse now i terms of crime and exte rnal invasion they call it multiculturalism. Welcome to historical coventry sorry middle east and subsahara of England.
@@t-rex6816 but it's not a town so not even eligible for this list.
Your complaint seems to derive from demographics/ immigration which tells us all we need to know.
The suburbs of Coventry are great places to live and, while the city centre is small and not the best place for shopping, it's improved immeasurably over the last decade and is now home to one of the best universities in the UK and loads of great places to eat and visit. Tons of history in and around the cathedral area of town, in particular.
The precinct still needs a bit of work but other than that I see a huge improvement (compared to when I lived there) each time I visit.
Kent is not a North West county of England!
How come Bishops Stortford Hertfordshire wasn't on this list I recon it deserves the number one spot
best video
Luton should be top oldham no.2
Can any one tell me which political parties run these towns?
Probably Labour.
At least half of them are CONSERVATIVE supporting
@@Redsleather Dear Leather..You are wrong...Only Dover and Aylesbury are led by the conservatives...(Not sure about Didcot could not find info). At least even of the ten are run by parties of the left.
@@RedsleatherDear Red Leather (again)
Didcot also looks to be run by left leaning parties....a co-alition of Libs and greens .
Why would you tell me the conservatives run more than half of these towns?
Who exactly is the "We" in this study, the uploader and his mother? What study and its criteria was used for rating these "hated" towns. I hardly think Llangefni rates as "no. 10 in the most hated towns in the UK." Admittedly it's an unremarkable town, but its located in lovely countryside, the delightful Red Wharf bay is within walking distance, it has its own nature reserve, crime is low and its quiet. Nearly everyone who lives on Anglesey would rate Holyhead as the worst town on that island. Admittedly Rhyl is a dive, but hardly No. 3 in the UK. Why are dives like Strood, Whitstable, Cleveland, Hull, Blackpool, Jaywick, Burnley, Blackburn, Bradford, Grimsby, Lowestoft, Barrow-In-Furness, ... on this list? The highest level of crime I personally experienced, plus friends of mine, was when I lived in Yeovil.
Why is Shitterton not on the list? It should be number one😂
The Luton comments are way exaggerated
Iam shocked that Hull isn't called this time.It had a undeserved reputation.Remember that idiot next to Kirsty Alsop looking at properties? I forgot his bloody name and all the snide remarks he made about Hull.The centre of Hull has approved tremendously.Museums The Deep is very populair.People are helpful and genuine.I grew up in Rotterdam in the Netherlands.Vey modern town but I can show you areas that you better stay away from.So stop this nonsense about towns mixed with the locals and you be fine.
Underrated city even the poor areas are just juvenile youths and not real gangs with knifes…cough London!
Don't believe any of this.
Disappointed with your selection, there are other towns that you could include in the ten. Maybe increase it to 20 or 25 for a better coverage of the UK. I've made comments before with other videos, but you never engage in even acknowledge or reply.
Woolwich
"Come friendly bombs and fall on Slough,
It isn't fit for humans now."
Sir John Betjeman
Ever been to Aldershot 😂😂
the more non white the most hated by me
In English, we start our sentences with a capital letter. We also use punctuation, such as commas to indicate a pause or emphasis. And it would be non-white, not non white. Lastly, the word “most” doesn’t really fit where you’ve used it.
You should have written
“The more non-white, the more they are hated by me.”
But as with most racists (intersecting interestingly with self professed patriots), your grasp of your native language is so poor: it’s embarrassing.
@@MiningForPies Sad to see there are up-votes for that racist commenter.
@@MiningForPies it's a post ,stop trying to sound intelligent,it's you tube you Muppet..doesn't have to be perfect,
You ought to add Ipswich to the list the arshole of east Anglia
Not been to Thetford ?
@@skylongskylong1982 you mean thetford toilet
@@miketurner1608 I like Ipswich as well. I do not live there but I do visit it often.
I lived in Ipswich for nine years. It feels like Monte Carlo compared to some of the absolute dregs on this list - and I have been to half of these places.
The main problem with Ipswich is that it does occasionally get dull and a bit repetitive, the town centre needs better shops, and more interesting places can be an expensive ballache to get to. But it's certainly not a bad town at all. Good people who try very hard and there's plenty happening if you know where to look. I'd say it got better during the time I lived there.
Thetford, King's Lynn, Haverhill, Great Yarmouth - those are shiteholes. And while not a complete dump, Chelmsford is sterile (feels like it grew up too fast?) and less interesting than black-and-white slides of paint drying.
Basildon, Harlow, Southend, Lowestoft, March, Wisbech and Ely are also pretty nasty towns
Oldham.
That’s funny. Translate to English underneath your comment.
What utter bollocks lived in Didcot for a full year never saw let alone had trouble with gangs. You’re just click baiting.
Ahhhhhh clickbait nonsense,thanks
What a load of crap
One of the oddest things I've ever seen on TH-cam narrated by someone who can't even read correctly from a poorly written script. If this is Learning Canteen then I don't want to eat anything you sell.
So, the first one, number 10 on the list..... Is hated because it is the center for local government for Anglesey!!? Really? you might as well say it is hated because of the way the name is spelt! or some other daft reason. Joke of a site, the reasons given for any of these so called hated towns could apply to ANY town in the UK.
Some of these are hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣 pretty sure none of these are accurate just come from general bad experience not everyone is going to have the same experience of certain places 😂