A CITY in Sussex has been named as one of the worst places to live in England. 

Chichester has been ranked the 47th worst place in a new survey by the satirical website I Live Here, after a 'record-breaking' 125,681 people voted. 

According to the webite: "Chichester is a city with delusions of grandeur.

"It wants to be Bath, Oxford or Winchester.

"It cannot hope to match the cultural significance of these, or the affluence of the towns and cities such as Petersfield, Haslemere and Guildford with their direct commuter routes to London.

"It has a large student population but cannot match the vibe and pull of Brighton, lacking any nightclubs due to the puritans and busybodies who curb any such fun.

"If you want to see genuine middle of the road mediocrity posing as if it were part of a cultural elite, visit Chichester.

"They want you to think they’re the sort of people who get their coffee and sandwiches from Pret-a-manger and attend Glyndebourne, but they’ve got barely enough cash for a Greggs sausage roll and a bus to Summersdale."

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For the third year running, Peterborough was voted the worst place to live in the country.

Here are the full rankings below:

  1. Peterborough
  2. Huddersfield
  3. Liverpool
  4. Bradford
  5. Hull
  6. Wakefield
  7. Luton
  8. Jaywick Sands
  9. Torquay
  10. Halifax
  11. Doncaster
  12. Keighley
  13. Castleford
  14. Barnsley
  15. Blackpool
  16. Grimsby
  17. Oldham
  18. Aylesbury
  19. Newton Abbot
  20. Wigan
  21. Swanley
  22. Andover
  23. Rochdale
  24. Slough
  25. Ipswich
  26. Sunderland
  27. Nottingham
  28. Blackburn
  29. Bolton
  30. Aldershot
  31. Middlesbrough
  32. Croydon
  33. Boscombe
  34. Rotherham
  35. Accrington
  36. Stoke on Trent
  37. Leicester
  38. Burnley
  39. Reading
  40. Southampton
  41. York
  42. Brandon, Suffolk
  43. Barking and Dagenham
  44. Didcot
  45. Northampton
  46. Walsall
  47. Chichester
  48. Wolverhampton
  49. Boston
  50. Sheffield

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