The title comes from a study by The Co-operative Bank which compared second-hand shopping facilities in different cities across the country. 

It came after 66pc of Brits said they were looking to strike a balance between saving and enjoying life’s little luxuries.

Norwich topped the charts, boasting four charity shops per square mile, 13 antique fairs, 16 car boot sales and 973 Gumtree listings per 10,000 people.

Sophie McHale, The Co-operative Bank’s public relations lead, said: “Thrifting is a great way to save money while also helping the planet.

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“Every week, 13 million items end up in landfill and second-hand shopping can prevent more landfill waste from accumulating.

“On top of that, you can save up to 25pc per item, which could add up to £185 a year.

“Each purchase can then leave money over that could go towards your savings or other financial goals.”

Nottingham came in second with four charity shops per square mile, 12 antique fairs, 43 car boot sales and 269 Gumtree listings per 10,000 people.