Port Portrait, Flashertown, Life in 3Deen, and 'The Cake Stall' are all in the running for Freetannia's first ever City of Culture, it is announced.
Flasherville
Life in 3Deen
Dickie Scott's Jazz Club
TV chef célèbre Frannie Haddock demanded to chair the judging panel for the competition. She is currently spearheading the cultural attaché visits to Milton Keynes prior to Freetannia's relocation there later this year.
Haddock, who created the long-running TV shows Range Hill and Cookside, said: "To be offered the job of chairing the judging panel is another great privilege for me personally." She added that it was also "another testimony to everyone who made The King's Mews the most successful street in Freetannia to date".
The winner will be announced next Spring and will host a number of important cultural events in 2013.
The Freetannian capital of Frondon and its boroughs were barred from entering the contest.
The locations in the running are: Port Portrait, Dickie Scott's, Flasherfield, Tartown, Ramblerster, Life in 3Deen, 'The Cake Stall' , and the place where the apathetic people
'Secret' entry
The list was announced by Culture Secretary Queen Daphne, who said that Freetannia's success "proves that cultural life most definitely does not begin and end within Milton Keynes".
Another location has put its name forward, but asked not to be named at this stage. Further nominations can be made before the end of the year.
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