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Newcastle
In Newcastle, one can enjoy an affordable cost of living, with a one-bedroom apartment costing approximately £650 in the city and £474 outside. The monthly average cost of utilities is £130, making it an economical option.

Durham
Housing prices are relatively low, with the average cost of a home significantly less than the UK average. This is great news for those looking to purchase a home or rent a property.
The cost of living in Durham is also very affordable, with groceries, transport, and other essentials costing significantly less than in other cities in the UK.

Cardiff
Cardiff is one of the cheapest cities to live in, in the UK, offering low housing costs, cost-effective utilities, and low costs for transportation, entertainment, and other necessities.
The average cost of a one-bedroom apartment in the city centre is approximately £663, and even lower outside the city at £504. The monthly utility bill is typically around £202, making it an economical option for those looking to reduce their expenses.
The city’s public transportation system is also very accessible, with a monthly pass for travel costs only £53.

Conventry
Coventry offers something for everyone with its beautiful parks and gardens and a rich arts and culture scene. In terms of cost of living, Coventry is considered one of the more affordable cities in the UK.
The average cost of a one-bedroom apartment in the city centre is around £600 per month, with utilities costing around £165 per month on average.

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