“Needs washed” and similar... regional?

[Magpiefeather]

I only know one person IRL who uses this turn of phrase, for example

Needs washed
Needs cut
Needs tidied

They are from the New Forest...

Have seen this a lot on MN and I just wondered is it a regional thing?

Before I knew this New Forest Friend and read Mumsnet I had never heard this before. I would say

Needs TO BE washed
Or needs washing

Anyone shed any light?

Common in N Ireland too

sounds Scottish to me, tbh.

That’s standard in Scotland.

Hmm interesting.

I have just realised that New Forest Friend has Scottish grandparents so that could be why if it’s a Scots thing!

I was just come on to say that it’s totally normal to me - I’m from NI and live in Scotland!

Needs washed is Scottish, as is 'where do you stay?' for 'where do you live?'

Drives me crazy! Half the words are missing!

Cumbria here - I'd say my hair needs cut and the dishes need washed... sorry!!

Drives me nuts when “to be” is left out.

This is something I’ve only ever seen on Facebook.

Chester draws, £10, need gone.

Common in the NE too

Drives me crazy! Half the words are missing!
It's because we like wee sentences. And saying wee all the time so everyone knows we are Scottish. (Saw on another thread ages ago a poster quite cross that lots people were saying wee!)
I read the OP and was thinking where's the problem .

The grass needs cut.
That coat needs washed.
Your room needs tidied.
All good, no?!

Thanks all!!

Strangely I’ve known a fair few Scottish people through my life and haven’t noticed any of them say this! Perhaps I wasn’t paying attention back in my uni days!

I am fond of “where do you stay” rather than “where do you live”. There’s something lovely about it, even though it also sounds a lot more temporary to me than “live”.

I’m so glad I asked, Ive been pondering this a while!

Thanks all.

Person 1 : Remember and go to the right place for the mince
Person 2 : How?
Person 1 : Because last time you went for the messages you went to the wrong butchers

...scottish

remember AND , not remember to
How? means why
messages ...general shopping usually different shops rather than a supermarket but not essential

I am Scottish, but mostly grew up in England, so don't have an accent, (bit posh BBC sort of sounding, okay yah!) but I do say scottish type things and it weirds folks out a bit :o

'Sit nice' is a good Scottishism with no grammatical base.

I'm also fond of 'putting your legs in a basket' (sitting cross-legged), which I said once to an English child with autism and accidentally caused a furore.

I live in the New Forest (though only for a decade!) and ive never heard that!

Newcastle here and common round here too. We also say "I got wrong" instead of "I got told off" which is grammatically wrong but ingrained.

My dp and I had a communication problem at the beginning- he said "Have I to......." whatever it was. He meant "Shall I?"'I heard "Do I really have to...?" You can see why that might cause problems!

Surely "where do you stay ?" Is posh Scots ? Around here they say "Far div ye bide ?" ( means the same thing )

DH says it all the time from NI

Where do you stay?
You suit it (instead of it suits you)

NI here and totally normal!

@PuppyMonkey I get ragey when someone says draws instead of drawers

Originally Yorkshire & we say that all the time. Never thought anything of it haha