Locations

Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland. In Irish it's named Béal Feirste which means "mouth of the sand-bank ford". Belfast played a major part in the Industrial Revolution and was the birthplace of the Titanic.

Birmingham is the second largest city in the UK and is famous for heritage in music, food, landmarks and night-life. It has been dubbed the 'City of a Thousand Trades' due to its status as a major manufacturing hub.

Blackpool is a seaside resort in North West England famous for the Blackpool Pleasure Beach theme park, the Blackpool Tower and the yearly Blackpool Illuminations.

Bolton resides in the Greater Manchester county and is a former mill town. Since the 14th century, Bolton has been a production centre for textiles and was one of the largest cotton producers in the world.

Bradford is a city in the northern county of West Yorkshire famous for the 1853 St George's Hall and being known as the 'King of Wool' from the textile Industrial Revolution that occured in the 19th century.

Bristol is a city that sits along the River Avon in the South West of England. Bristol is famous for its 19th century industrial harbour warehouses, which have now been converted into shops and restaurants.

Cardiff is the capital of Wales and the eleventh largest city in the UK. Cardiff is Wales chief commercial centre and the base for the Senedd government building and many national and cultural institutions.

Chester is a walled city in Cheshire, England. Famous for Victorian era buildings and Roman history, the Grosvenor Museum, Storyhouse arts centre and one of the UK's largest zoos the Chester Zoo.

Crewe is a railway town known for its railway workshops during the 19th century. It's also famous for being the home of Rolls-Royce motor car production from 1946 to 2002.

Edinburgh is the capital city of Scotland and is home to dozens of historical landmarks and culture. In the centre the imposing peak of Arthur's Seat overlooks the capital.

Glasgow is a city rich in Victorian architecture and it lies along the River Clyde in the Scottish western Lowlands. It has a thriving music scene and is a national cultural hub thanks to acclaimed institutions.

Leeds is the largest city in the West Yorkshire county. Known for being the birthplace of many famous brands and people, Leeds is a city that has cemented its place in the hearts of millions.

Liverpool is famous for The Beetles, Liverpool F.C and the being birthplace of the RMS Titanic. It also happens to be Stable Vehicle Contracts base of operations.

London is the capital of England and the largest city in the UK. With an estimated 8.9 million people living in it and a wealth of tourists attractions such as Big Ben and Westminster Abbey, it's the UK's most visited city.

Macclesfield is a market town in Cheshire, England. The town was a major silk-manufacturing centre from the 18th century and many of the mill buildings still stand to this day.

Commonly called England's second city, Manchester is a major cultural hub famous for its football clubs, diverse music scene and significant historical events

Newcastle upon Tyne, often shortened to just Newcastle, is a city based in the Tyne and Wear county. Newcastle is famous for the Geordie dialect and Newcastle United FC.

Northern Ireland (NI) is part of the United Kingdom and home to the capital city of Belfast. Northern Ireland has a population of over 1.8 million people and has many landmarks such as the the Giant's Causeway.

Nottingham is a city in the central Midlands famous for the Robin Hood legend and for the hilltop Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery, rebuilt many times since the medieval era.

The city of Preston is the seat of the Lancashire County Council, home to PNE (Preston North End FC) one of the oldest known football clubs and one of the UK's most known universities the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan).

Scotland is home to over 5.4 million people and is a famous country in the United Kingdom thanks to its gorgeous mountainous scenery, Scottish food, pub culture and natural wonders.

Southport is one of the most popular seaside resorts in the North West UK region. It hosts various events such as the largest independent flower show and the British Musical Fireworks Championship.

Stockport is a historic town within the Greater Manchester county. Predominantly an industrial town, Stockport was known for its hat producing industry back in 1884 which produced six million per year.

Stoke-on-Trent is known for being a historic city with lots of heritage. Famous for being the home of the pottery industry and the Potteries Museum & Art Gallery that displays a well-preserved WWII Spitfire.

Warrington is a historical town within the Cheshire county and was founded in the 8th century. It is the largest town in Cheshire with an estimated population of over 210,000 people living there.

Wolverhampton is a historic city in central England. Initially a market town, Wolverhampton grew into a major coal mining, steel production and auto manufacturing centre during the Industrial Revolution.

Wrexham is home to one of the oldest professional football teams in the world, Wrexham A.F.C. It also has significant industrial heritage due to the Clywedog Valley and National Trust property of Erddig.