Why the minorities in England,like the Brownies are the ones who like more to provoke the others?

It depends on the person but maybe they like to start things with people and are lower class.

Why the minorities in England are the ones who like more to provoke the others?

You mean like you are doing now? You must have a sad life to ask similiar questions on two different accounts!

Why the minorities in England are the ones who like more to provoke the others?

You mean like you are doing now? You must have a sad life to ask similiar questions on two different accounts!

Why the minorities in England are the ones who like more to provoke the others?

You mean like you are doing now? You must have a sad life to ask similiar questions on two different accounts!

I am writing a play about the far-right in 21st century Britain and need to know the city or town in England with the highest proportion of white British residents, city would be better.

I can find the lowest but not the highest, please help.
I have been told i should focus on a more culturally diverse setting, i am. The play itself will be set in either Leicester or Luton. However I am intending to use this information for a character’s pseudonym, he has named himself after a city he sees as a blueprint for white Britain.

If you’re writing a play about the far-right, you’d do better to focus on a more "culturally enriched" city, because that’s where the "far right" is most popular.

There is a high correlation between actually living among nonwhites and wishing you didn’t have to.

EDIT: Looks like somebody has asked this before, and got some answers that look reasonable:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070822135722AAFg6M1

Also, here’s an interesting character for you:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rD2qlUYfgzg

The joke about driving german cars and having to make poorly people walk to the back of the supermarket to the pharmacy ? Then it end in god England are the best ?

Canada could have had it all…

Classic British Style,
French food,
& American industry, Instead It has..

American style,
British food
& French industry

In the book I’m reading, the author speaks from the perspective of an English girl aged about 31 years. We know the book takes place in the late 90s, which puts her birth year somewhere in the late 50′s to early 60′s. However, when she narrates she speaks of measurements such as "a van pulled up, maybe thirty yards."

Being from America, I have little knowledge of measurements in England. Is this a typical way to measure? Thoughts?

Thanks all. This is greatly appreciated.

This is typical. We get taught lots beside metrics.

How many years a foreigner have to live in England to represent England in sports?

it depends which sport – cricket has its own rules and South Africans play for England – but for football and olympics you have to be born in England or your parents or grandparents have to be English ( British)

I’m planning to visit new york city and would also like to visit one of the New England states during this period. I am travelling with my parents, husband, sister and brother in law. We would like somewhere that has lots of shopping, food, activities, and cultural/historic sites and monuments. Please also include the town or city for each New England state. Thanks.

I would have to go with Massachusetts(I happen to live there) they have dozens of malls for shopping suh as:
emerald square mall in North Attleboro, Ma
Wrentham outlets in wrentham,ma ( outle stores for all the major brands, they literally have over 100 stores and have just about anything you could want or need.)
Providence place mall providence, rhode island ( I know it’s not in Massachusetts by it’s like 20 minutes from both the other places)

Also in Attleboro, ma they have a church call the lasalette and they has a huge display of lights and decorations thaw free to walk around, I try and go every years it’s awesome and a great family activity.

Boston would also be great for historic site seeing and shopping too.

You can find sites for everything above by searching them on yahoo or something.

Hope I helped!

I am working on another novel about a girl who moves from a small town south of Portland, Maine, to Cedar Park, Texas, right off of Austin. At some point in my book, the main character notices the difference in clothing between the Southern style and New England style. I live in Texas, and I know what the style is here. But, I have never been to New England. I was curious as to what type of clothing is popular there? Like I know in the Northwest (like Washington state area) plaid is a very popular style. Could you provide a few examples of styles popular in New England?

Thanks for your answers!

is the story set in the 21st century? If so, I don’t think we have much of a style difference anymore. Every girl in the US knows about Abercrombie and Fitch, and all the other brand name clothes