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What is meant by "East End" and "West End"? Is there an implicit social as well as geographical difference?

 harold posted 8 months ago
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courtney7488 said:
The East End is one of the poorer areas of London; this is where the Docklands, Spitalfields, and Brick Lane are located. Many immigrants live here, and therefore it is very culturally diverse. However, the East End has become much more industrially developed in recent years, especially Canary Wharf. Apparently, this is where the 2012 Olympics will be held.

The West End is located in Central London. Many museums, government buildings, tourist attractions, universities, and theatres are located here (note that the phrase "West End" can also refer to the theatre district). The West End includes the districts of Knightsbridge (home to Harrod's), South Kensington, and Chelsea (among others), all three of which are pretty upscale.
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posted 8 months ago 
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exactly right =) i saw where the 1012 are going to be held in the east end, it looks amazing!
xxxmermaidsxxx posted 4 months ago
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i meant 2012! sorry!
xxxmermaidsxxx posted 3 months ago
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It's ok! I knew what you meant, haha.
courtney7488 posted 3 months ago
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