Dewsbury is often presented negatively in the media.
It's often cited as a rundown, post-industrial town where multiculturalism hasn't worked.
Of course to view the town in such terms doesn't do Dewsbury justice.
The town has its problems but there is plenty good about it as reporter Dave Himelfield discovered when he visited the town as a tourist earlier this year.
It's got great places to eat and meet as well as treat yourself.
So you've probably guessed that the list below is tongue in cheek.
We've listed some complaints people may have about the town and mixed in a few myths for good measure.
Then we've turned them on their heads to show that Dewsbury is actually a decent place to live, work and play.
1) It's got no history
Take Dewsbury Minster for example.
St Paulinus is said to have preached at the crossing point of the River Calder at Dewsbury in 627AD.
A church was established in Saxon times when the parish extended from Wakefield to Burnley, Lancashire.
Some masonry fragments from the eighth and ninth century survive.
The nave arcades of the minster date back to the 12th and 13th century.
The minster's tower and north aisle were added by the famous Yorkshire architect John Carr in 1767.
Patrick Bronte, father of the famous sisters and authors Charlotte, Emily and Anne, was the minster's curate from 1809 to 1811.
Dewsbury's textile industry put the town back on the map from the early 19th century onwards. At one time the town was part of the Heavy Woollen District which made waves - and plenty of money - making hard wearing fabrics for blanket and uniforms.
Yeah. Definitely no history to speak of.
2) It's dreary and miserable
Seriously, how awful is this?
3) You never see any wildlife
4) The town is left to rack and ruin
Just look at these neglected buildings.
5) It's an example of failed multiculturalism
Dewsbury has its problems but to say it's divided into ghettos where the twain never meets is rather unfair.
The situation may have been engineered for TV but Siobhan and Farhana on Channel Four's White Kid Brown Kid showed that people from Asian and white British backgrounds could get along.
6) There's no culture
7) The people are all really common
8) Children are badly brought up and disrespectful
Have they no manners?
9) There's no pride in the town
On the contrary, reporter Dave Himelfield found the town's residents had plenty of fighting spirit despite adverse circumstances when he visited Dewsbury – as a tourist.
10) There's nothing to do
Except maybe an evening stroll along the canal towpath...
An ice cream at Charlotte's in Whitley
Or go see a show at Dewsbury Arts Group
11) There are no decent shops
Brimelow's is an Aladdin's Cave of rare herbs, essential oils and whole foods
As is Greenwood's, which sells an unusual mix of jewellery and army surplus!
12) Nobody from Dewsbury ever amounted to anything
13) The schools and colleges are rubbish
If you've seen Channel Four's Educating Yorkshire you'll know that's cobblers.
14) All the buildings are really ugly
Proper eyesores they are...
15) You can't even get a decent pint
This view would put me off my drink
16) The parks are rubbish
Yep, total rubbish.
Yes, we're pulling your leg! Like anywhere else, Dewsbury isn't perfect - but if you look, you'll find plenty to love about this little town.
We ran a version of this story in May 2016. Since then we've updated it and added more reasons to the list.
