It depends on whether you're in Massachusetts or Great Britain, two places that have many placenames in common, but often with radically different pronunciations. Oddly, it's the normally enunciation-lazy Americans who retain all the letters and the normally more-precise Brits who run them all together and/or drop them entirely.
I used to live in a town named Bicester, near Oxford. It was pronounced "bister". I didn't even attempt to say any town names out loud when I visited Wales.