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Previous (London) metropolitan boroughs

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	*[[Woolwich]]		*[[Woolwich]]
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Ross Burgess at 05:23, 22 May 2014

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	A '''metropolitan borough''' is a type of local government area in [[England]]. The term has been used in two different ways:		A '''metropolitan borough''' is a type of local government area in [[England]]. The term has been used in two different ways:
	*from 1900 onwards, there were 28 metropolitan boroughs (not counting the [[City of London]], which had a special status) within the [[County of London]]. These were abolished in 1965 and replaced with [[London Borough]]s within the much larger area of [[Greater London]].		*from 1900 onwards, there were 28 metropolitan boroughs (not counting the [[City of London]], which had a special status) within the [[County of London]]. These were abolished in 1965 and replaced with [[London Borough]]s within the much larger area of [[Greater London]].
	*the current metropolitan boroughs are subdivisions of the six [[metropolitan county\|metropolitan counties]], created in 1974. Originally these were lower-tier authorities, but the metropolitan county councils were abolished in 1986, leaving the boroughs in charge of all local authority functions, and thus equivalent to [[unitary authorities]].		*the current 36 metropolitan boroughs are subdivisions of the six [[metropolitan county\|metropolitan counties]], created in 1974. Originally these were lower-tier authorities, but the metropolitan county councils were abolished in 1986, leaving the boroughs in charge of all local authority functions, and thus equivalent to [[unitary authorities]].

	==Current metropolitan boroughs==		==Current metropolitan boroughs==

Ross Burgess: /* Current metropolitan boroughs */

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Current metropolitan boroughs

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	A '''metropolitan borough''' is a type of local government area in [[England]]. The term has been used in two different ways:		A '''metropolitan borough''' is a type of local government area in [[England]]. The term has been used in two different ways:
	*from 1900 onwards, there were 28 metropolitan boroughs (not counting the [[City of London]], which had a special status) within the [[County of London]]. These were abolished in 1965 and replaced with [[London Borough]]s within the much larger area of [[Greater London]].		*from 1900 onwards, there were 28 metropolitan boroughs (not counting the [[City of London]], which had a special status) within the [[County of London]]. These were abolished in 1965 and replaced with [[London Borough]]s within the much larger area of [[Greater London]].
	*the current metropolitan boroughs are subdivisions of the six metropolitan counties, created in 1974. Originally these were lower-tier authorities, but the metropolitan county councils were abolished in 1986, leaving the boroughs in charge of all local authority functions, and thus equivalent to [[unitary authorities]].		*the current metropolitan boroughs are subdivisions of the six [[metropolitan county\|metropolitan counties]], created in 1974. Originally these were lower-tier authorities, but the metropolitan county councils were abolished in 1986, leaving the boroughs in charge of all local authority functions, and thus equivalent to [[unitary authorities]].

	==~~List of~~ metropolitan boroughs==		==Current metropolitan boroughs==
	[[File:English metropolitan boroughs 2009.svg\|thumb\|England, metropolitan boroughs shown in red]]		[[File:English metropolitan boroughs 2009.svg\|thumb\|England, metropolitan boroughs shown in red]]
	{{columns-list\|3\|		{{columns-list\|3\|

Ross Burgess: /* List of metropolitan boroughs */

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List of metropolitan boroughs

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	[[Category:England]]		[[Category:England]]
			[[Category:Lists]]

Ross Burgess at 13:32, 9 March 2013

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	A '''metropolitan borough''' is a type of local government area in [[England]]. The term has been used in two different ways:		A '''metropolitan borough''' is a type of local government area in [[England]]. The term has been used in two different ways:
	*from 1900 onwards, there were 28 metropolitan boroughs (not counting the [[City of London]], which had a special status) within the [[County of London]]. These were abolished in 1965 and replaced with [[London Borough]]s within the much larger area of [[Greater London]].		*from 1900 onwards, there were 28 metropolitan boroughs (not counting the [[City of London]], which had a special status) within the [[County of London]]. These were abolished in 1965 and replaced with [[London Borough]]s within the much larger area of [[Greater London]].
	*the current metropolitan boroughs are subdivisions of the six metropolitan counties, created in 1974. Originally these were ~~lowe~~-tier authorities, but the metropolitan county councils were abolished in 1986, leaving the boroughs in charge of all local authority functions, and thus equivalent to [[unitary authorities]].		*the current metropolitan boroughs are subdivisions of the six metropolitan counties, created in 1974. Originally these were lower-tier authorities, but the metropolitan county councils were abolished in 1986, leaving the boroughs in charge of all local authority functions, and thus equivalent to [[unitary authorities]].

	==List of metropolitan boroughs==		==List of metropolitan boroughs==

Ross Burgess at 10:17, 22 February 2013

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	*from 1900 onwards, there were 28 metropolitan boroughs (not counting the [[City of London]], which had a special status) within the [[County of London]]. These were abolished in 1965 and replaced with [[London Borough]]s within the much larger area of [[Greater London]].		*from 1900 onwards, there were 28 metropolitan boroughs (not counting the [[City of London]], which had a special status) within the [[County of London]]. These were abolished in 1965 and replaced with [[London Borough]]s within the much larger area of [[Greater London]].
	*the current metropolitan boroughs are subdivisions of the six metropolitan counties, created in 1974. Originally these were lowe-tier authorities, but the metropolitan county councils were abolished in 1986, leaving the boroughs in charge of all local authority functions, and thus equivalent to [[unitary authorities]].		*the current metropolitan boroughs are subdivisions of the six metropolitan counties, created in 1974. Originally these were lowe-tier authorities, but the metropolitan county councils were abolished in 1986, leaving the boroughs in charge of all local authority functions, and thus equivalent to [[unitary authorities]].

			==List of metropolitan boroughs==
			[[File:English metropolitan boroughs 2009.svg\|thumb\|England, metropolitan boroughs shown in red]]
			{{columns-list\|3\|
			*[[Greater Manchester]]
			**[[Manchester]]
			** [[Bolton]]
			** [[Bury]]
			** [[Oldham]]
			** [[Rochdale]]
			** [[Salford]]
			** [[Stockport]]
			** [[Tameside]]
			** [[Trafford]]
			** [[Wigan]]
			* [[Merseyside]]
			** [[Liverpool]]
			** [[Knowsley]]
			** [[St Helens]]
			** [[Sefton]]
			** [[Wirral]]
			* [[South Yorkshire]]
			** [[Sheffield]]
			** [[Barnsley]]
			** [[Doncaster]]
			** [[Rotherham]]
			* [[Tyne and Wear]]
			** [[Newcastle upon Tyne]]
			** [[Gateshead]]
			** [[South Tyneside]]
			** [[North Tyneside]]
			** [[Sunderland]]
			* [[West Midlands]]
			** [[Birmingham]]
			** [[Coventry]]
			** [[Dudley]]
			** [[Sandwell]]
			** [[Solihull]]
			** [[Walsall]]
			** [[Wolverhampton]]
			* [[West Yorkshire]]
			** [[Leeds]]
			** [[Bradford]]
			** [[Calderdale]]
			** [[Kirklees]]
			** [[Wakefield]]
			}}

			[[Category:England]]

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A '''metropolitan borough''' is a type of local government area in [[England]]. The term has been used in two different ways:
*from 1900 onwards, there were 28 metropolitan boroughs (not counting the [[City of London]], which had a special status) within the [[County of London]]. These were abolished in 1965 and replaced with [[London Borough]]s within the much larger area of [[Greater London]].
*the current metropolitan boroughs are subdivisions of the six metropolitan counties, created in 1974. Originally these were lowe-tier authorities, but the metropolitan county councils were abolished in 1986, leaving the boroughs in charge of all local authority functions, and thus equivalent to [[unitary authorities]].