Shrewsbury is a historic town offering numerous employment opportunities across various sectors. The biggest number of open positions can be found in Education, Engineering, and Social Care. For those seeking high-paying roles, the town offers positions such as B2 Licenced Engineer at 140,000 £, and both B1.3 Licence Engineer and B1.3 Licenced Engineer at 90,000 £. Additionally, low-skilled occupations that pay well include Agricultural Loss Adjustmenter at 55,000 £, Css Labourer at 29,000 £, and Assembly Fitter at 27,000 £. The cost of living in Shrewsbury means that you would need to allocate 5% of the average monthly salary for food and 6% for utilities if living in a small apartment. Renting a small apartment in the city centre takes a substantial 38% of the average monthly salary. If you aim to buy property, it would take 6 years of saving your entire average monthly salary to purchase a 540 square feet apartment in the city centre, whereas it would take 5 years outside of it. For those interested in cars, buying an average class car requires only 1 year of saving the average monthly salary.
