A place to make your home

Throughout the tumult of the years, Uxbridge has grown. Because, in truth, the main business of Uxbridge has always been living. Seeking a better life for its citizens, and a better future for its children. The town is built on a human scale - accessible and surrounded by countryside, waterways and canals. Industry here serves people and always has - marking its spaces near the town, without claiming a special right to the people or their aspirations. As history has flowed, a village founded by Anglo-Saxon warriors has become a home to 60,000 that is safe, clean, green and well-connected..

Whether state or private, education flourishes in the town and its wider region. Uxbridge is home to Brunel University, and campuses of Buckinghamshire New University and Uxbridge College. There are excellent schools in the town, including co-educational, independent provision at ACS Hillingdon International School and St. Helen’s College. State options include Hermitage Primary School, Oak Farm Junior School, St Andrew’s Church of England Primary School, St Mary’s Roman Catholic Primary School, Whitehall Infant School and Whitehall Junior School, and Uxbridge High School, with the metropolitan universities, schools and colleges nearby.