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The county of Middlesex has lost much of its original size due to the expansions of London over the last 200 years.
Middlesex the county is divided into 13 districts – these are Potters Bar, Enfield, Southgate, Edmonton, Hendon, Harrow, Friern Barnet, Finchley, Uxbridge, Ruislip-Norwood, Wood Green, Tottenham and Hornsey.
A few of the major habitations that are in Middlesex include: Uxbridge, Isleworth, Chiswick, Ashford, Staines and Shepperton. Parts of Middlesex are sometimes considered to be in West London.
Ashford is officially located in Surrey, but is conventionally part of Middlesex; Ashford has a population of 25,000 and is close to Staines – the town where the Ali G movie was set. Ali G is a fictional individual played by Sacha Baron Cohen, who was also the creator of the Borat character.
Skip Hire Middlesex is also home of Heathrow Airport which is Europe’s busiest airport and has a throughput to more than 67 million people a year. Heathrow is the world’s third busiest airport, but does have the highest number of world travellers. In 2008 Queen Elizabeth the second opened Heathrow’s contentious 5th Terminal, which was first conceived as early as 1982.
Uxbridge, in Middlesex is the home of Brunel University. Brunel is a well thought of university which was established in 1966. Famous pupils include Tony Adams, Jo Brand and Audley Harrison. Uxbridge is also the base of an RAF station that has a replica of a Spitfire plane at its front entrance.
Shepperton is another town which is sometimes considered in Middlesex and sometimes in Surrey. The reason for this ambiguity is the fact that Middlesex has had its borders changed on a number of occasions. Shepperton studios are situated in the town and were the site where many well liked films were made. These films include Nineteen Eighty-Four, Shadowlands and The Madness of King George.
Chiswick is again traditionally in Middlesex. Chiswick is extremely accessible, because of its excellent rail and underground links all close by. These include Turnham Green, Chiswick Park, Gunnersbury and Stamford Brook.
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