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City status in the United Kingdom | A Wisdom Archive on City status in the United Kingdom | | City status in the United Kingdom A selection of articles related to City status in the United Kingdom | |
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City status in the United Kingdom, City status in the United Kingdom - Cathedral towns, City status in the United Kingdom - Cities now in the Republic of Ireland, City status in the United Kingdom - City applications, City status in the United Kingdom - City councils, City status in the United Kingdom - City status, City status in the United Kingdom - Large towns, City status in the United Kingdom - List of cities, Cities in England, Towns of the United Kingdom, List of English cities by population, Smallest cities in Britain, List of conurbations in the United Kingdom, UK topics
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| ARTICLES RELATED TO City status in the United Kingdom | | | |  City status in the United Kingdom: Encyclopedia II - City status in the United Kingdom - City applicationsCity status grants have been used to mark special royal and other occasions. Swansea was granted city status in 1969 to mark the investiture of Charles, Duke of Cornwall, as Prince of Wales. At the Queen's Silver Jubilee in 1977, Derby was granted the honour. The use of formal competitions for city status is a recent practice. The first competition was held in 1992, to mark the 40th anniversary of the Queen's reign. Sunderland was the winner. In 1994 two historic seats of Bishoprics—St David's and Armagh—were granted city status. They ha ...
See also:City status in the United Kingdom, City status in the United Kingdom - City status, City status in the United Kingdom - List of cities, City status in the United Kingdom - Cities now in the Republic of Ireland, City status in the United Kingdom - City councils, City status in the United Kingdom - City applications, City status in the United Kingdom - Cathedral towns, City status in the United Kingdom - Large towns Read more here: » City status in the United Kingdom: Encyclopedia II - City status in the United Kingdom - City applications |
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| | | | | | City status in the United Kingdom: Encyclopedia II - City status in the United Kingdom - List of cities The following are the official cities in the United Kingdom as of 2004. Those which have been cities since time immemorial are indicated with "TI" in the "since" column.
Note that the Cathedral column lists the diocesan cathedrals that were the grounds for the granting of city status, that is, cathedrals of the established Church of England, and the formerly established Church in Wales or Church of Ireland, in cities recognised prior to 1888. The Church of Scotland has no bishops. Many of these cities have Roman Catholic cathedrals, but these are not listed.
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See also:City status in the United Kingdom, City status in the United Kingdom - City status, City status in the United Kingdom - List of cities, City status in the United Kingdom - Cities now in the Republic of Ireland, City status in the United Kingdom - City councils, City status in the United Kingdom - City applications, City status in the United Kingdom - Cathedral towns, City status in the United Kingdom - Large towns Read more here: » City status in the United Kingdom: Encyclopedia II - City status in the United Kingdom - List of cities |
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