St Davids is the smallest city in the UK by population, with 1,751 residents recorded in the wider community in the 2021 census. For centuries, St Davids had been regarded as a city because it was the seat of the Bishop of St Davids and home to the magnificent medieval St Davids Cathedral. However, having a cathedral does not automatically qualify a place as a city. St Davids lost its city status in 1888 following changes in local government legislation, but its historic city status was restored by Queen Elizabeth II in 1994.
St David's War Memorial
He found a street with his name
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