Data on crime, schools, and house prices for some of the UK's places to live - all from government sources.
A leafy Victorian suburb south of Manchester city centre, known for its village feel, independent cafés, and some of Greater Manchester's highest-performing schools.
A diverse, creative suburb beloved by families and young professionals, with green spaces, a vibrant café culture, and good Metrolink connections into Manchester.
A thriving market town with a celebrated food hall, top-rated state and independent schools, and excellent Metrolink connections into Manchester city centre.
A scenic Cheshire border town with outstanding state schools, canal-side walks, and a quiet residential character that attracts commuting families from Manchester and Sheffield.
One of London's most desirable villages, offering the Heath, an excellent selection of independent and state schools, and easy Northern line access to central London.
A well-preserved historic village in northwest London with strong state and independent schools, low crime, and a genuine community feel on the Metropolitan line.
An affluent riverside town combining outstanding schools, the vast green space of Richmond Park, and strong District line and rail connections into central London.
A South London borough consistently ranked among the UK's safest, with outstanding grammar schools, relatively affordable house prices, and frequent trains to Victoria.
A picturesque Chilterns market town on the Metropolitan and Chiltern lines, offering outstanding schools, low crime, and a genuine market-town atmosphere within commuting distance of London.
A spa town in North Yorkshire regularly voted one of the UK's happiest places to live, with excellent schools, low crime, outstanding Victorian architecture, and a thriving independent food scene.
Bristol's most prestigious neighbourhood — a Georgian hilltop village with independent schools, the iconic Suspension Bridge, and a buzzing independent café and restaurant scene.
Leeds' most popular family neighbourhood, with top-performing schools, vibrant independent food and drink, and quick bus and cycle connections to the city centre.
Newcastle's most sought-after suburb, with handsome Victorian terraces, low crime for a city area, strong schools, and easy Metro access to the city centre and coast.
A prosperous Cheshire village with some of Greater Manchester's most highly regarded schools, a pretty village centre, and excellent Metrolink links to Manchester and the airport.
A family-friendly South-East London suburb with relatively affordable house prices, strong grammar school access, open green spaces, and fast rail services to London Bridge and Charing Cross.