It’s a feud which has raged for centuries, at times spilling over into full-blown wars and eventually settling into the current state of gentle ribbing.
But there’s no doubt that the rivalry between Lancashire and Yorkshire is still very much alive.
And while we love our neighbours, there are many reasons why Lancashire is an awesome place to live.
From family days out in Blackpool to peaceful walks in the beautiful Lancashire countryside, the county offers something for everyone.
We asked residents why Lancashire is the best place to live in the UK.
In no particular order, this is what they said:
13. Turbary Woods Owl and Birds of Prey Sanctuary
Turbary Woods Owl and Bird of Prey Sanctuary makes a great day out for all the family and even offers experience days. The rescue and rehabilitation centre is home to an exciting collection of more than 90 birds of prey, with knowledgeable staff to fill you in on all the fascinating facts. | Contributed Photo: Contributed
14. The Regent Cinema
The Regent is an antiques, vintage, craft and retro emporium spanning three floors in an old 1920's cinema. Originally opening its doors in 1921, cinema boasted 1092 seats and a retractable roof. Reopening in 2016, the venue shows classic films every Friday night. | Google Photo: Google
15. Cuffs Ice Cream
Cuffs Ice Cream in Ribbleton is highly praised for its traditional and delicious ice cream offerings, reminiscent of childhood favourites. | Google
16. King George's Hall
King George's Hall in the centre of Blackburn is one of the region's premier live entertainment complexes and welcomes top class performers as part of an exciting programme of music, dance, comedy and variety. | Google