Are you moving to Bristol? One of the most expensive cities in the UK, outside of London, Bristol has been voted the best place to live in the UK for the second time in four years. Bristol’s economy is showing growth, and this green and culturally diverse city attracts businesses and families from all over…
Cardiff became the capital of Wales in 1955 and is the largest city in the country. Over a third of the country’s population live within the city limits. It is home to the National Assembly for Wales, which has been based in Cardiff Bay since it was formed in 1999 and is a popular tourist…
Are you moving to Winchester? It is an important business hub for the area, with a plethora of good schools. Just an hour’s drive from London, the city has a low crime rate, is a tourism mecca, has over 2000 businesses, wonderful accommodation and a low unemployment rate. Voted the best place to live in…
Are you moving to Belfast? Belfast is a bustling, vibrant city that has risen above its former troubles to become a friendly and safe place to live in Northern Ireland. It is the capital and largest city of Northern Ireland and is the UK’s fastest growing economy. Located in a valley surrounded by picturesque hills,…
Are you moving to Liverpool? Situated in north-west England, Liverpool is one of England’s core cities, and one of the fastest growing in the UK. During the 19th century, Liverpool was the second port of the empire and handled more goods than elsewhere in Great Britain, outside of London. Famous in its own right as…
Are you moving to Surrey – Weybridge & Walton-On-Thames? As long as there have been commuters, Surrey has been a popular place to live. The combination of its proximity to London, its convenience for the capital’s main airports and, originally, it’s pretty countryside has always attracted City workers. Over the years the so-called ‘stockbroker belt’…
Are you moving to Surrey – Woking, West Byfleet and Pyrford? As long as there have been commuters, Surrey has been a popular place to live. The combination of its proximity to London, its convenience for the capital’s main airports and, originally, its pretty countryside has always attracted City workers. Over the years the so-called…
Are you moving to Surrey – Esher and Claygate? As long as there have been commuters, Surrey has been a popular place to live. The combination of its proximity to London, its convenience for the capital’s main airports and, originally, its pretty countryside has always attracted City workers. Over the years the so-called ‘stockbroker belt’…
Are you moving to Birmingham? England’s second largest city, encompassing an area of 80 square miles is situated in the heart of the Midlands. Birmingham is multicultural, vibrant and young at heart – 46% of residents are under 30 years of age. With its airport having links to all the major motorways, the city is…
