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c00ky83 | 23:22 Thu 06th Oct 2005 | People & Places
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Is it "south-well" or "suthel"?
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Depends where you are from, I live in a place called Churwell but the locals call it Churrell.

What do you think the locals call Belvoir castle?

Beever perhaps?
00:51 Fri 07th Oct 2005
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The latter.
07:54 Fri 07th Oct 2005
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I would say "South-well", I think the locals call Belvoir - "Belvah"
10:32 Fri 07th Oct 2005
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Well I work in a bookies and yesterday one commentator said "south-well" all day, the other said "suthel" all day, hence my question.  You'd think they'd correct each other!
11:02 Fri 07th Oct 2005
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A quote from a Southwell website:

"Southwell, pronounced Suth'll according to the crown, the church and the BBC, but not all of its inhabitants, has a population of some 6,000 and is the smallest cathedral town in England."

I stand corrected, but then I am a cockney geezah

11:44 Fri 07th Oct 2005
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I'm a Midlander & we've always said 'Suthell' and 'Beever'.
11:55 Fri 07th Oct 2005
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Robinia, we say Beever too, but not when we are looking at castles 
12:56 Fri 07th Oct 2005
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There are Midlands alternatives.
13:29 Fri 07th Oct 2005

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