- Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough is part of Northern Yorkshire. The number of locals, as per the last census in 2011, was 138,400. Its name originates during the era of the religious order known as Benedictine Priory. On their path from Durham to Whitby holy sites was a middle ground that is the modern-day Middleborough. Teesside University is the highest institution of learning, offering numerous courses. It’s a public university that hosts more than 20000 students. Big businesses make up part of the vibrant economy that employs a considerable percentage of the residents. For example, there is Barker and Stonehouse Ltd, a furniture retailing company that dates back to 1946.
- Blackpool
Blackpool is snuggled at the coast of Lancashire, North West of England touching the Irish Sea. From the 2011 national census, it had the most residents in Lancashire numbering 139,720. It’s an essential part of the British tourism industry, welcoming millions to its Pleasure beach annually. During the 18th century, it witnessed an influx of visitors. Many of the wealthy bathed in the waters of the Irish Sea to cure diseases. Education-wise, the town has 29 primary schools and 8 secondary schools run by the state. In terms of the economy, tourism remains the industry at the top. The Best Western Carton Hotel won the best large hotel of the year award 2019 and today offers full luxury hotel amenities.
- Oldbury/Smethwick
Oldbury town can be found west of the Midlands and is the centre of Sandwell borough. It has a total of 13,606 inhabitants as of the 2011 census. Here is where the Lloyds bank set up its first branch in 1864. It served the local Quakers who worked at a chemical factory. The leading schools in the area are Bristnall Hall Academy, Oldbury Academy, and Perryfields High school. Students with special needs attend The Meadows College. Business is part of the economy of this area. One of the leading companies is Steel and Alloy that has its central factory set up in an old high school. It processes steel meant for the automotive industry.
- Bolton
Bolton is a town in the greater Manchester, on the North West of England. It has a dense population of 139,403 as per the 2011 census. The town was famous for its mill plants dating back to the 14 century. They were set up by the Flemish weavers who specialized in wool and cotton weaving. The name ‘Bolton’ actually means a settlement with homes. It has one of the oldest schools in the area, Bolton School, founded in 1524 as a boys’ grammar school. Today, the town has a flourishing economy. Major businesses in the area include Mellor Coach Craft, a bus manufacturing company.
- Ipswich
Ipswich is a historical town that is part of Suffolk, England. In 2011, it had a total number of 133,384 residents many living in the Central and Waterfront quarters. Ipswich ranks among the oldest towns in England established by the English and still thriving. Many historic buildings line its streets. The earliest school in the area is the Ipswich school built-in 1399. For higher learning, the town is home to the University of Suffolk. The residents enjoy a robust economy. Sharp Business Systems (UK) Plc offers companies business solutions, energy solutions, document solutions, and visual solutions.