Black‧pool /ˈblækpuːl/
a town on the northwest coast of England, a popular place for people, especially WORKING-CLASS people, to go for the day or for a holiday. Blackpool is famous for its tower (the Blackpool Tower ) and illuminations (=attractive coloured lights). It also has an important conference centre where political parties often hold their annual conferences.

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