Author Topic: Which is the cheapest region in the UK for punting?  (Read 2837 times)

Offline salazar

As I travel to the UK, 3-4 times a year I normally go to London but lately I see that SP prices are going up 2-300 quid at a time for overnights with British ladies. I know London is probably the most expensive region but which one is the cheapest?

Offline RandomGuy99

As I travel to the UK, 3-4 times a year I normally go to London but lately I see that SP prices are going up 2-300 quid at a time for overnights with British ladies. I know London is probably the most expensive region but which one is the cheapest?
200 to 300 for an overnight sounds pretty good to me for anywhere in the country

Offline advent2016

I'm normally paying £200 per hour in the south and £800-£1000 overnight.
I haven't seen £300 overnight in a long, long time.

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As I travel to the UK, 3-4 times a year I normally go to London but lately I see that SP prices are going up 2-300 quid at a time for overnights with British ladies. I know London is probably the most expensive region but which one is the cheapest?

I think he meant that the prices increased by 200-300 pounds on top of whatever the previous rate was and not that the total was £300.

Offline salazar

Sorry, I meant 200-300 quid increases. My mistake!
In London I'm seeing hikes from 1200 to 1500 and more. It was stable for a pretty long time, perhaps going up 50 quid a year now its just gotten silly with hikes every month or two.

Offline Thephoenix

I guess it depends what you're after.

Fag Ash Lill was still offering knee tremblers for a tenner and a bottle of Aussie White down at Birkenhead docks when I last checked.
« Last Edit: March 04, 2025, 03:58:08 pm by Thephoenix »

Offline puntingking



if you follow the dearest and the cheapest areas to rent, then you would know the areas which are the dearest and the cheapest to punt.

According to Google, at the moment London is the most expensive area to rent and Hull and stoke are the cheapest area to rent in the UK.

I would suggest that London is the most expensive area to punt. Hull and Stoke are the cheapest area to punt.  :unknown:

Offline salazar

Yes, I thought that too. By regions on AW it would be the North East and parts of Yorkshire should be the cheapest (according to the real estate website we all know)

Offline Chazz

I guess it depends what you're after.

Fag Ash Lill was still offering knee tremblers for a tenner and a bottle of Aussie White down at Birkenhead docks when I last checked.

And if you throw in a packet of winegums she'll take her teeth out for you!

Offline WelshClipper

All my priciest punts have been London. I also find the M1 corridor pretty expensive, places like Bedford, St Albans….. aka commuter belt.

Cheapest definitely in Wales away from the big centres. I haven’t punted in the North East but judging by AW search I would imagine still reasonable.

Not much help I am afraid, just my 2 cents.  :hi:

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the Lancashire and Yorkshire mill towns must be among the cheapest