Scottish city voted one of UK's best for singles for two major reasons
Valentine's Day is fast approaching and Scots may be starting to feel the love. Whether it's a picturesque trip to the Highlands or a candle-lit meal at home, there is no doubt that Scotland provides a beautiful, lovey-dovey backdrop.
However, not everyone is in a relationship, and the singletons among us may be on the hunt for the best spot in the country to spend their time.
Around 34 per cent of people aged 16 and over are single, according to Scotland's census. So with February 14 around the corner, where is the best place for those riding solo to find love?
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New research from NoDepositRewards.org reveals that Glasgow ranks sixth in the top UK cities for singles.
Mason Jones, Data Expert at NoDepositRewards.org, said: "With so many people looking for love this Valentine’s Day, where you live can make all the difference.
"Our research shows that cities like Nottingham, Bristol, Manchester, Liverpool, and Glasgow are full of singles and offer exciting ways to meet new people.
"Whether it’s a casual coffee date or something more adventurous, these cities provide the perfect backdrop for romance."
Known as one of the UK's friendliest cities, Glasgow offers a dating scene where striking up a conversation is easy. From stand-up comedy to indie films at Glasgow Film Theatre, there’s no shortage of fun first-date ideas.
Number one is Cambridge, while Manchester comes in at number two. With a thriving nightlife and strong uni scene, Manchester is a social city where singles can meet through music events, bars, and shared interests.
Glasgow is the only Scottish city to have placed.
Best cities for single people in the UK:
Cambridge
Manchester
Oxford
Nottingham
Liverpool
Glasgow
Bristol
Norwich
Brighton and Hove
Lincoln
