The word "borough" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun that usually refers to "an administrative division of a large city," as defined by Merriam-Webster. Example sentence: The five boroughs of New York City are Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island.
Even in the less illustrious London borough of Southwark, home to the Heygate estate, the rent for a two-bedroom flat would require an income of almost £44,000.
"Most came back and said: 'Wow, I haven't had something like this since I left the police academy.'" "We have been intoxicated with bad policing in America for a long time," says borough president Adams, "and we have refused to acknowledge that drunkenness.
This apartment – where it is, with the views it has – is unaffected by the issue of it being in Tower Hamlets, a traditionally poorer borough.
This is a place where many kids sleep six to a room yet the borough has an economy worth more than £6bn a year, higher than places such as Malta or Monaco.
John Biggs, the Labour candidate who is favourite to win, could be forgiven for giving up on the borough.
One borough elected a mayor who campaigned as a monkey - the local football club's mascot.
However, the council says that many new social housing homes are being built across the borough.
The unidentified artwork belonged to a trove of some 1,400 works that German police discovered at Cornelius Gurlitt's home in the Munich borough of Schwabing two years ago.
And very importantly because of the relationship our youth service and youth workers have with the young people of this borough.
Are you seen by fellow Muslims in this borough and in this time as someone who sticks up for them?
Now, what I saw – and I grew up in this borough – when I spoke to people, was that the youth service was being delivered in a disjointed way.
