Peterborough Life in the UK test centre

PSI Peterborough — Sefton House Adam Court, Newark Road, Peterborough, PE1 5PP

About the Peterborough centre

The Peterborough Life in the UK test centre sits in Sefton House at Adam Court, just off Newark Road on the eastern edge of the city, around a mile and a half from the centre. This business-park setting serves candidates from Peterborough and the surrounding Cambridgeshire and Fenland towns preparing for the Life in the UK test.

Located at Sefton House on Newark Road in Peterborough. Serves Cambridgeshire, Lincolnshire, and the Fens. Close to Peterborough railway station.

Getting to the Peterborough test centre

• •Peterborough railway station is on the west side of the city, roughly 4.5km away — too far to walk comfortably — so most candidates take a bus or taxi for the final leg.
• •Local bus stops on Newark Road are within a few minutes' walk of Adam Court; check your operator's app for the nearest stop and service.
• •By car the centre is easily reached from the A15 and the eastern approaches to the city, with the PE1 5PP postcode taking you to Newark Road.
• •As an out-of-centre business park location off Newark Road, there is generally parking available on and around the site, though spaces are not guaranteed, so arrive in good time.
• •If you need step-free access or other adjustments, contact the centre on 0800 328 6510 before your appointment.
• •Lockers are provided at most centres for phones, bags, and belongings.

What to bring on test day

• 1.Your valid, unexpired passport or biometric residence permit (BRP) — the same ID you used to book.
• 2.Your test booking confirmation (email or printout).
• 3.Arrive at least 15 minutes before your appointment.

You cannot bring phones, bags, or study materials into the test room. Lockers are provided at most centres.

About the Life in the UK test

The Life in the UK test has 24 multiple-choice questions. You have 45 minutes to complete it and need at least 18 out of 24 (75%) to pass. It covers British history, traditions, values, government, and everyday life.

Results are given immediately after the test. If you pass, you receive a letter confirming your result, which you need for your settlement or citizenship application.

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