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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 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==
[[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]]
}}
==Previous (London) metropolitan boroughs==
{{columns-list|3|
*[[City of London]] (not a metropolitan borough)
*[[Battersea]]
*[[Bermondsey]]
*[[Bethnal Green]]
*[[Camberwell]]
*[[Chelsea]]
*[[Deptford]]
*[[Finsbury]]
*[[Fulham]]
*[[Greenwich]]
*[[Hackney]]
*[[Hammersmith]]
*[[Hampstead]]
*[[Holborn]]
*[[Islington]]
*[[Kensington]]
*[[Lambeth]]
*[[Lewisham]]
*[[Paddington]]
*[[Poplar]]
*[[Shoreditch]]
*[[Southwark]]
*[[St Marylebone]]
*[[St Pancras]]
*[[Stepney]]
*[[Stoke Newington]]
*[[Wandsworth]]
*[[Westminster]]
*[[Woolwich]]
}}
 
[[Category:England]]
[[Category:Lists]]
[[Category:Metropolitan boroughs| ]]
[[Category:Former metropolitan boroughs| ]]

Latest revision as of 13:53, 8 January 2016

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 Boroughs within the much larger area of Greater London.
  • the current 36 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.

Current metropolitan boroughs

England, metropolitan boroughs shown in red

Previous (London) metropolitan boroughs

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