Which British town had Royal officially attached to its name in 2011?
Royal Wootton Bassett Town F.C. Cup, where Bassett were defeated by Conference South side Dorchester Town. The 2013-14 season, under the guidance of new manager Jeff Roberts, was the first of two seasons Bassett played at Cirencester Town's Corinium Stadium ground as part of a groundshare while work on its new ground took place. The following season, with Paul Braithwaite now first team manager, Bassett finished 11th in the Hellenic League Premier Division - the club's highest ever league placing. On 1 July 2015 the club officially changed its name from Wootton Bassett Town, incorporating 'Royal' into its name to reflect the royal patronage granted
Savile Town its role in the British Muslim community and has experienced significant white flight, with the 2011 census recording a 93% Asian Muslim population and experiencing significant economic decline. As reported in 2016, Savile town was the least indigenous town in the UK, with fewer than one per cent of its residents being indigenous white British. The area is home to the Markazi mosque, which is run by Tablighi Jamaat, which has caused mixed reactions. Some claim the mosque has added to racial segregation in Dewsbury. Its attached school, the Institute of Islamic Education, received low pass rates for several years.