Oxford Is Named the Best Place to Live and Work in the UK
- PwC analyzes 12 measures in 50 of Britain’s biggest cities
- Government’s leveling up strategy is making little headway
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Oxford, Swindon, Exeter, Bristol and Southampton were named the best places to live and work in the UK based on a survey of economic wellbeing by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP.
The consultant’s Good Growth for Cities Index ranked London, Bradford, Middlesbrough and Stockton, Birmingham and Manchester near the bottom.