Websites as such are common in the UK and they demonstrate how repellant a label 'chav' is as well as how ambiguous. Indeed, is it a demonisation of the working class and the unconventional values?

However, such article is a good example of media awareness and cautiousness of the ambivalence of the term 'chav.'

This curious website gives insight into high class behaviour, from appearance to manners and also offers not just advices, but advertise schools of etiquette. It's motto for how to succeed in life!

I found this movie very interesting, not only because it is based on true events, but it addresses well issues of class and gender. And shows well the issue of sexism in working class communities that are still present in Britain even now. However, the best movie demonstrates how class identity might become primary before gender.