Not really interested in jumpers or wool, but I like the fact you've acknowledged that *Haworth* is in *Bradford* unlike most people. All the place's people like in *Bradford* people act as though they're separate places when they aren't. *Haworth* is just one of many many neighbourhoods within the *City of Bradford.* Some of those neighbourhoods are called wards, some of those neighbourhoods are called villages, some of those neighbourhoods are called towns, some of those neighbourhoods are simply called neighbourhoods, and some of them are a combination. There's quite a lot of neighbourhoods within neighbourhoods too like mine. My neighbourhood is in the town of *Bradford* in the *City of Bradford,* and is a ward, as well as a normal neighbourhood, yet also contains at least two mini neighbourhoods that I know of, one of which is missing from most maps. Once you start going into areas further away from the city centre it becomes even more complicated with neighbourhoods, within neighbourhoods, within neighbourhoods, within neighbourhoods, within the city, which is why they like to act like they're not part of the city.
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