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Newport

A Welsh city on the River Usk with Roman ruins nearby, a landmark transporter bridge, and a pivotal role in Chartist history.

A Shropshire new town built around the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, Ironbridge Gorge.

A former cotton-weaving town in the Lancashire Pennines, known for Turf Moor, Towneley Hall, and moorland day trips.

A West Yorkshire market town in the Pennines, known as the birthplace of rugby league and for its grand Victorian architecture.

An Essex New Town blending Brutalist 1950s planning with medieval castle ruins, country parks, and a fast rail link into London.

A Tees Valley town of iron, steel, and reinvention, with a landmark bridge, bold art, and the coast close by.

A former cotton-mill town in Greater Manchester with Victorian civic grandeur, a 1,200-year-old market, and open moorland right on its edge.

High Wycombe is a Chilterns market town in Buckinghamshire, known for its chair-making heritage and easy access to the surrounding hills.

Historic cathedral city on the River Severn, gateway to the Cotswolds, Forest of Dean and Wye Valley.

England's oldest recorded town, home to Roman ruins, a Norman castle and the gateway to Constable Country.

A historic Norman-church village on the Isle of Thanet, St Peter's predates and quietly outshines the seaside town of Broadstairs beside it.

Britain's most complete Regency town, famed for horse racing, festivals, and easy access to the Cotswolds.

A genteel Yorkshire spa town famed for its Turkish Baths, tea rooms, and gardens near the Yorkshire Dales.