Woodbridge is recognized as the premier location for individuals who desire to lead the most joyful life, as per recent studies.
This market town situated in Suffolk has claimed the top spot on Rightmove’s annual list of the happiest towns in Britain for the first time, surpassing Richmond upon Thames in London.
Residents of Woodbridge rated highly on their ability to express themselves in the community, the communal spirit and warmth of the locals, and the availability of vital amenities such as healthcare providers and educational institutions.
Richmond upon Thames secured second place, followed closely by Hexham in Northumberland at third.
Mayor of Woodbridge, Councillor Robin Sanders, remarked: “The joyful atmosphere of our residents mirrors the lively essence of our town center.”
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Over 35,000 individuals across the UK participated in the Rightmove survey, which inquired about their pride in their living area, their sense of community, public transportation, and whether they feel their income is sufficient for a comfortable lifestyle.
Scenic view of the Richmond Thames riverfront. Pic: iStock
The property website indicates that Monmouth holds the title of the happiest place to reside in Wales, whereas Stirling ranks highest in Scotland.
Having a sense of pride in their community was identified as the primary contributor to overall happiness, according to Rightmove, while proximity to family and friends emerged as the least significant factor.
