FAQ 047. Which historic county and/or town am I living on ?

Answer 047

Whilst filing in our documents to correct your political status; you need to use your historic town name (not a metropolitan metropolis name)

Please use correct town name when filling documents.

a) The historic town you are on is the now often known as the historic and still current area you live, 

For  [London] Examples Leytonstone, Maida Vale, Soho etc 

For[ birmingham] example  Erdington. Edgbaston etc 

For [manchester] examples ;Salford , Ardwick Bradford etc 

do not use . [london manchester bimingham ]as these all cover multiple historic counties . and makes your paperwork less powerful.

b) You are looking for your HISTORIC  COUNTY you live on 

Everywhere in greater London Greater Birmingham Greater Manchester are on an historic English county. Except the City of London Square Mile
To find out where type your post code https://wikishire.co.uk/lookup/

It is important to note, at this point, that our Historic Counties are fundamentally different from either Administrative or Ceremonial Counties and exist entirely within the Law of the Land. Making this distinction is essential to ensuring your return to the actual, factual Land and Soil of the English Counties and we ask that you check your postcode using https://wikishire.co.uk/lookup/ to confirm your location with regards to our Historic County Boundaries.

An alternative lookup is https://gazetteer.org.uk/postcode-converter

also see https://www.teca.live/the-39-historic-counties

ps 'west midlands' is not a Historic county!