Snobbiest places in the UK?

[phranes]

Following from similar threads about overrated and underrated places in the UK... where are the snobbiest places in the UK?

From the places I've been, I'd say Harrogate, Oxford, and the rest of the Cotswolds.

@ivykaty44

ScottChegg

def bell green

@MrsJackPearson

Padstow

@MrsJackPearson I'll go one better. Rock 🤣🤣 and Dartmouth.

Canterbury.

Gerrard's Cross

Hove.

Lewes.

@Diva66

Mumsnet is the snobbiest place in the entire universe

Correct

Bath.
Money, money, money in abundance in many places but, like some other cities, it has a dark underbelly.

Harpenden

Been to many many areas in the UK and the snobbiest by far is Richmond upon Thames.

A plane full of hunting shooting fishing english people on the way to Inverness in the late 90s

You obviously have no idea about The Scillies to even call it that.

@VK456

Bath. Money, money, money in abundance in many places but, like some other cities, it has a dark underbelly.

Bath certainly has. Something very brooding about the place.

BTW, it's not Burford Garden Centre, it's Burford Garden Company

And yes the staff are lovely most of them

Harpenden.

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Tring
St Albans
Kingsbridge
Weybridge
Padstow

• moved about a fair bit.

Crowborough and Tunbridge Wells.

Also Kingston upon Thames and Lewes.

Harpenden
Oxford
Berkhampstead
Hale though has to be my top spot.

I see Sevenoaks has been mentioned a few times upthread. I'm not surprised.

Another vote for Harpenden, I'm afraid. The residents used to call it a village. I thought anywhere with a Sainsbury's and a branch of most banks was actually a town. I lived there for two years and found it cliquey in the extreme. I have never lived anywhere like it since.

Solihull. Very new money.

Is Muswell Hill like a Tory voting area? I heard its very wealthy
@sammyvine absolutely not! It’s a Labour stronghold with a very long and proud history of left-leaning. Definitely more on the Blair than the Corbin persuasion but not at all Tory.

Balsall Common

Cheshire (no idea why )

Solihull has always been that way. I knew quite a few people from there when I was a student. They called it Sewlihull. All except the one who had been at Solihull School. He pronounced it Sollyhull because they had been told at school it was a corruption of Silly Hill, said with a Birmingham accent.

Dnadoon had to chuckle at Balsall Common. My in laws lived there and it wasn't a patch on Solihull. Mind you this was some time ago.