When was Liverpool part of Wales?

Answer 1

Oh honey, Liverpool has never been a part of Wales. It's always been a proud city in England, with its own unique culture and history. So, unless you're mixing up your geography with a sprinkle of imagination, Liverpool is firmly planted in good ol' England, not across the border in Wales.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, Liverpool was never part of Wales. Like, they're totally separate places, you know? Liverpool is in England, while Wales is its own country. So, yeah, no Welsh takeover of Liverpool anytime soon, mate.

Answer 3

Liverpool has never been part of Wales. Liverpool is a city in the northwest of England, while Wales is a separate country to the west of England. The two regions have distinct histories, cultures, and governments. The idea that Liverpool was part of Wales is a misconception and not supported by historical evidence.

Answer 4

No Merthyr has never been a capital or even a city. However, it was considered the largest iron making town in the world when the Dowlais Iron Works (Owned by the Guest Family) was producing over 23% of the worlds iron requirements

Answer 5

It was never part of Wales. As it is very near Wales, it does have a lot of Welsh people living in it, which has resulted in it being referred to as "The capital of north Wales" in the past.

Answer 6

swansea has never been the capital of wales.!.!

Answer 7

No. It is, however, a joint European Capital of Culture for 2008.

Answer 8

London is the capital of the United Kingdom, which includes Wales. However, the people of Wales would say that Cardiff is their capital city and the Welsh Assembly is located there.

Answer 9

No, Liverpool has never been the capital of Wales. In particular, Liverpool is not even in Wales. Liverpool is in England.

Answer 10

No never