Crewe in general

Lots of trains. No boats and planes, but there are plenty of cars. Rolls Royce cars. Most of you will probably associate Crewe with either the railway, the football club (Crewe Alexander) or Rolls Royce. Understandable I suppose, as there isn’t much else here really. It’s ok though. ~ Location You’ve heard of Cheshire cheese haven’t you? Well Crewe is situated in the heart of the South Cheshire farmlands where this famous cheese is produced. The M6 runs just a few miles away, offering easy access to Birmingham to the south, which is slightly further away than Manchester to the north. Neither of them is more than an hour ...

I dont't live far from Crewe so i can go there very often. I think that Crewe is not an overlly exciting place but it is not boring. The main feature of crewe is that it has its own football club which is in Division 1 and they staduim is a big attraction of the city. This is not the only thing it does have a town centre. The town centre has not got a wide range of things but it has all the basics such as a Virgin Musicstore, Snooker hall, M&S, McDonalds and various off licenses so it should keep people fairly happy. I would'nt say that Crewe is the best place to come but Crewe is a good place to go for a fun day out. The one thing that spoils it is the ...

Crewe is a mixture of boredom and excitement. The 'new' Alexandra stadium is a great source of excitement, (no offence to Crewe fans here) but some of the comical errors that are witness there are hilarious, e.g. the goalie Bankole let the ball go right through his legs, what a laugh, but then again some of the football witnessed there was amazing and Dario Gradi has produced a top quality football team (well done). The boredom comes when you move away from the football stadium and the shops because there is nothing, just houses, upon houses, upon houses, oh and the odd pub and newsagents. So i am still undecided about whether the pros out weight the ...