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About Preston
Preston is a great place to live and visit. With its excellent transport links to London, you can easily travel to the capital. Preston’s strong community spirit, high-quality education options, and picturesque parks further contribute to an appeal to live here. With its lively city centre, close-knit community, and convenient location.
Direct train services from Preston station provide a convenient and efficient connection to London Euston. With regular and frequent departures, residents can easily access London in just under 3 hours.
Teaching in Preston
Out of the 106 schools in Preston, 15 are Ofsted-rated outstanding, 69 are rated good, 10 require improvement and 1 is inadequate.
Preston has 13 academies, 73 maintained schools, 5 independent schools, 12 SEND schools and 3 colleges. There are 80 primary schools in Preston, 26 Secondary schools and 14 schools for students aged 16-18.
Cost of living in Preston
The average price of rent for a 1 bedroom apartment in Preston city centre is £566 compared to an average of £2052 1 bedroom apartment price in London.
The average price of cost of living in Preston is £644 compared to an average of £1032 in London.
