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Project Manager Salary in United Kingdom

The average Project Manager salary in United Kingdom is centered around a median of £65K in 2026. The Project Manager salary range in United Kingdom typically runs from £58K to £79K. Year-on-year movement is still building as more matched records are published. London currently leads city pay at £70K.

National Median Salary

£65K

United Kingdom benchmark • 2026

Salary Range (P25 – P75)

£65K
£37K£150K

Data quality & confidence

Confidence Score

73%

YoY Momentum

0.0%

Median salary benchmark

£65K

Annual - 2026

Typical salary range

£58K-£79K

25th-75th percentile

Year-on-year pay movement

0.0%

unavailable no previous year

Forward pay outlook

N/A

Forecasted market posture

What Does a Project Manager Actually Earn?

Annual salary benchmarks for Project Manager in United Kingdom — from the low end to the top of the range, based on published market compensation data.

£65K
£37K£150K

Low

£37K

P25

£58K

Median

£65K

P75

£79K

High

£150K

Market Demand & Outlook

Hiring demand, top locations, and career outlook for Project Manager

Moderate Confidence

Demand level

Medium

Based on hiring signals relative to similar roles in this market.

Top hiring locations

LondonScotlandMidlandsSouth West England

Career outlook

Stable market outlook

Project Manager pay is broadly stable, with current market guidance centered around £65K.

How Much Does a Project Manager Earn by City?

Compare city salary ranges, confidence, and distance from the national median.

Top paying city: London (£70K). Lowest: Northern Ireland (£56K).

CityMedianP25-P75 Rangevs NationalYoY Trend
United Kingdom£65K£59K-£72K0%0.0%
London£70K£63K-£77K+8%N/A
Scotland£64K£58K-£70K-2%N/A
Midlands£68K£61K-£75K+5%N/A
North East England£65K£59K-£72K0%N/A
South West England£68K£61K-£75K+5%N/A
Wales£68K£61K-£75K+5%N/A
North West England£70K£63K-£77K+8%N/A
Northern Ireland£56K£50K-£62K-14%N/A
Yorkshire & Humber£63K£57K-£69K-3%N/A

How does Project Manager pay compare to similar roles?

Why Project Manager Salaries Are at This Level

Project Managers in United Kingdom earn a median salary of £65K in 2026, with a typical range from £58K at the 25th percentile to £79K at the 75th percentile. This benchmark is based on 19 salary records and reflects published market compensation data for annual annual pay.

London currently leads city pay at £70K, which is 8% above the national benchmark. City coverage for this role includes London, Scotland, Midlands, North East England, South West England, Wales, North West England, Northern Ireland, Yorkshire & Humber, helping you compare local pay differences without needing separate city-role pages.

At experience level, and upper bands continue to trend above the median. Demand is currently steady for this role based on recent coverage and salary momentum signals.

Frequently Asked Questions About Project Manager Salary in United Kingdom

What is the median Project Manager salary in United Kingdom?

The median Project Manager salary in United Kingdom is £65K in 2026, based on 19 salary records. The typical range runs from £58K at the 25th percentile to £79K at the 75th percentile.

How does Project Manager salary vary by city in United Kingdom?

London is currently the highest-paying location at £70K, 8% above the national benchmark. North West England follows at £70K. Midlands, South West England, Wales are broadly closer to the national midpoint.

What experience level earns the most as a Project Manager?

Senior Project Managers earn a median of £65K, while lead-level roles reach £79K. Entry-level positions start around £58K.

Is Project Manager salary increasing in United Kingdom?

Year-on-year trend data is not yet available for this role. Check back as the dataset grows.

What skills increase Project Manager salary in United Kingdom?

Skills context from current market evidence: No matching prior-year comparison is available, so year-on-year movement is not reported.