Malmesbury, one of the first capitals of the UK, dates back to medieval times and was built around an Abbey, claiming to be the oldest borough in England.
Colchester served as the first capital of the UK and is the oldest recorded town in Britain, originally the hub of power during Roman rule.
Tamworth was named the capital of the Kingdom of Mercia by King Offa in the 7th century, highlighting its historical significance in early British governance.
Winchester, named by Alfred the Great as the capital of Wessex, remained a pivotal city for a few hundred years, shaping England's history.
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