Renting has become an increasingly common form of tenure in the UK. With constrained supply and systemic issues of affordability, more and more households are residing in private rented accommodation, with further concentrations of citizens living either rent free or in social housing.

If you were asked what the most ethnically diverse city in Britain was, you might say London, and the capital certainly is a melting pot of cultures from every corner of the globe, but you would be wrong. The UK’s second city, Birmingham, holds the accolade for being the most diverse city in Britain.

Fancy getting out of the city for a break, and experiencing some of the UK’s most stunning scenery? Look no further than the Causeway Coastal Route, a 279km drive featuring on Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel List in 2018 which takes in UNESCO World Heritage sites, adventurous hikes, natural wonders and picturesque villages.

So you’ve decided to move to Bristol - what a great decision! Bristol is a city with so much to offer - fascinating history, beautiful green spaces, cultural diversity and a great range of restaurants and bars.

Being the only other city in the UK with over 1 million inhabitants, Birmingham is comfortably the second largest in Britain.