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Liverpool

Liverpool is a vibrant and friendly city, full of culture, history, and a fantastic music scene. From the iconic waterfront and Albert Dock to the trendy Bold Street and Baltic Triangle, there’s always something happening here. Besides its world-class football team and friendly people, it’s also known to have a much lower cost of living compared to many other major cities in the UK.

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What are the popular areas to live in Liverpool

The Georgian Quarter and the City Centre are near the Waterfront and popular for easy access to shops and culture. Baltic Triangle for a trendy, creative atmosphere, Aigburth and Allerton for a quiet, family-friendly vibe. Toxteth combines cultural diversity with affordable housing and Wavertree for great transport links to the city centre. Sefton Park and Lark Lane are perfect for those who enjoy a lively social scene.

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Transport

Liverpool has fantastic transport links. The Merseyrail trains are fast and frequent, connecting you from the city centre to the surrounding areas like Halton, Knowsley, Sefton and St Helens. Lime Street station is the main hub for travel farther afield and around the rest of the UK. If you prefer buses, companies like Stagecoach and Arriva have you covered with routes all over the city, running day and night. Plus, there are ferries on the River Mersey that connect to Wirral, Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man. For timetables and route information, check the Merseytravel website.

If you prefer a more active option, bike-sharing schemes are a cheap and effective option and you can get to most places around the city centre within 20 minutes. There are even plans for a 600km active travel network across all six boroughs of the Liverpool City Region.

Education and Schools

If you're moving with younger children, you'll need to secure a school place and apply for an in-year transfer. It's best to contact the council to look for schools within your new catchment area. Take the time to read the most recent Ofsted Report and engage in local forums like Mumsnet to find the school that will best suit your children's needs.

Parking and Permits

If you're planning on moving with a car, there are no congestion charges or emission zones in the city, but you might need to arrange a resident parking permit. Information on how to do this is available on the liverpool council website.

Storage Facilities

If you’re downsizing, a student needing temporary space between terms or just need to store your personal items for a short while, temporary storage is a great option. Here are a few options in Liverpool:

Waste and Recycling

One of the best ways to keep moving costs low is to declutter before the big day. Items in good condition can be donated to local charity shops or council donation schemes, but bigger items will need to be disposed of at the local tip or recycling centre, or you’ll need to arrange a large item collection for items such as fridges or furniture that’s not in a condition to donate.