What is the consumption level of major cities in Britain?

There are significant differences in consumption levels in different cities in Britain. Like China, the bigger the city, the higher the consumption. Consumption in England is generally higher than that in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

The overall consumption situation in the UK is as follows:

London: a central city that spends about10.2 million pounds a year, and is the economic, political and cultural center of Britain.

The cost of living in Manchester, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Bristol, Birmingham and other big cities is close to the standard of London, with an average of 8,000-9,000 pounds per year.

Small cities: Liverpool, Belfast, York, Lincoln, Norich, etc. The cost of living is very low, about 5000-7000 pounds/year.