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Newcastle voted friendliest city
Newcastle has been voted Britain’s friendliest city, followed by Liverpool and Manchester.
The Northern theme in the Travelodge survey of 5,500 people is being used as a boost to the World Cup bid.
Andrew Dixon, chair of the World Cup Bid core group, said: “This research really does confirm what we already knew, the Geordies embrace visitors to the city, and offer the friendliest face of any city in the UK.”
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