Home Counties
Noun
Meaning
the English counties surrounding London into which Greater London has expanded
Source: WordNetExamples
At the start of 2015 she wrote the first draft of a film script about a humourless Home Counties cook who accidentally becomes a TV star.
He asked Alexander to send him two new British divisions ( 51st Highland and 44th Home Counties ) that were then arriving in Egypt and were scheduled to be deployed in defence of the Nile Delta.
But did you know it has an offshoot in the Home Counties?
Taylor has, it's true, a biography that invites yawning and inattention: she was married early, to a successful businessman who later became mayor of a small town in the Home Counties.
She was educated at prestigious Home Counties boarding school Lord Wandsworth College, which costs £34,650 per year for a full-time senior boarder, before spending 12 months at The Sixth Form College in Farnborough.
South American gangs, mainly from Chile, bring in criminals to break into homes in London suburbs and the Home Counties.