I agree wholeheartedly here Murray. Not sure what wonderful Wycombe town centre is like now but when I was growing up there back in the 90s there used to be a fair amount of racial tension, especially with gangs of Asian youths in the Octagon. It's easy to moan on at them, calling them names etc, but as my dear old dad pointed out to me 'if I'd moved to a completely alien country when I was a kid and had the **** kicked out of me every day, I would tell my children to hang around together and not to take any ****'. It's easy to see why ethnic groups stick together. Places like London are in some ways really good for mixing cultures. Places like Wycombe aren't.
"My daughter got sent home from school for swearing today! I said 'what did you say?' She said the 'c' word! I looked at her very disappointed and said 'it's not clever is it' She said 'No, it was c**t' "
