tbtc
Veteran Member
To avoid disrupting the other thread into semantics about the boundaries of towns (and whether a political administrative area is the same as a town etc)...
...I though we could have a similar debate based on Westminster parliamentary constituencies (since the 2010 boundaries are clearly defined, and each one should have roughly* the same number of people in it - therefore we can cover the whole UK).
Also, I wonder how many of the 650 have no railway station?
(yes, there are some discrepancies in size, they aren't all exactly 70,000)
...I though we could have a similar debate based on Westminster parliamentary constituencies (since the 2010 boundaries are clearly defined, and each one should have roughly* the same number of people in it - therefore we can cover the whole UK).
Also, I wonder how many of the 650 have no railway station?
(yes, there are some discrepancies in size, they aren't all exactly 70,000)