Original sentence: However, residents of Southwell itself largely pronounce the word as it is spelt.In most parts of Nottinghamshire, 'Southwell' is pronounced SUH-thull, with a soft 'th' (as in 'the' or 'there') and a silent 'w'.The town is something of an oddity for north Nottinghamshire, being visibly affluent, when compared with its near neighbours of Newark-on-Trent and Mansfield
Edited sentence: Debate over the pronunciation continues as always, but those of who lived their all our lives tend to know what we're talking about, but still depends which end of 'South-well' you're from.However, residents of Southwell itself largely, and correctly, pronounce the name as it is spelt (South-well).In most parts of Nottinghamshire, 'Southwell' is incorrectly pronounced SUH-thull, with a soft 'th' (as in 'the' or 'there') and a silent 'w', due to hearing others speak this way.The town is something of an oddity for north Nottinghamshire, being visibly affluent due to an influx of communters from London (being a 'stones-throw' from Newark-Upon-Trent railway station, which connects directly with London King's Cross station; an affluence noted where compared with its near neighbours of Newark-on-Trent and Mansfield.Truth often hurts