We Visit the Most DANGEROUS Town in LANCASHIRE! Accrington, Really?

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It was recently reported that ACCRINGTON, a small-to-medium sized town in the North West of England is a MORE dangerous place to live and visit than Manchester AND Liverpool!

Is this really the truth or have journalist jumped the gun and made headlines from something that really isn’t an issue?

We travelled to Accrington to see for ourselves and to speak to several local residents to ask them what there thoughts are on these recent stories.

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