 The amount of Greggs in the city centre was said to give off the best 'vibes' (Picture: Getty) Stoke on Trent however, didn't do so well, coming bottom across six of the nine categories. The Staffordshire city was voted as having the lowest vibe overall, coming bottom for its nightlife, food, and music. The study was commissioned by global tech brand HONOR, and Bond Zhang, CEO, said: 'Newcastle truly has vibes worth sharing and it's clear why. 'A city with a positive and inviting atmosphere becomes a beacon of hope and inspiration, fostering a sense of belonging and unity among its people. 'A good vibe not only enhances the quality of life for residents but also entices tourists and businesses, leading to economic growth and cultural exchange. 'Not only that, a great city vibe goes hand in hand with individuality – something we celebrate with our latest HONOR 90.' Liverpool was the only other city to score highly, coming top as the best place to go if you want to watch a good game of sports and also for its music. Greggs loving locals helped make the city the most welcoming in the UK (Picture: SWNS) Welcoming locals like Cheryl Cole make it a welcoming place to live (Picture:){kind=link}
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Newcastle has been voted the best city in the UK for its food, fashion, and nightlife, according to new research.
Greggs-loving locals were said to give off the best ‘vibes’ with black and white shirt-wearing football fans said to have some of the best fashion in the UK.
While local heroes like Cheryl Cole and Alan Shearer helped the capital of the northeast be voted the most welcoming city.
A survey asked 2,000 residents in the UK’s largest cities to rate the different ‘vibes’ in their area.