I grew up as a kid in the 60s and 70s in suburban Wednesfield and we could recognise the different accents and dialects in Wednesfield but also in new fangled and extended Wolverhampton. Bilston was different to East Wolverhampton was different to Old Village Wednesfield was different to Tettenhall was different to rural Penn. As for the variations within the Black Country.... Wow!
I will say that, without a doubt, most folks wouldn’t even know to think that they’re entirely different accents. By and large, everything just gets lumped in British (the laziest, obviously), English, Scottish, etc.
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