UCL vs Edinburgh for Undergrad Economics?

Hi, so I have so far been offered a place at UCL, Warwick, and Edinburgh, and I am waiting to hear from St Andrews. It mostly comes down to UCL and Edinburgh for my part, but I wish to hear what you say. At Edinburgh I have been accepted to Economics and Management, whereas in UCL Economics and Statistics. So my pros for both unis are the following:
UCL:
- London being good for connections
- Very highly regarded economics course
- Multi-cultural city
- 3 years bachelor as opposed to 4y.
- The statistics part would be interesting due to my interest in maths.
Edinburgh:
- No tuition fee
- Old university, a bit of Oxbridge vibe (from what I have heard)
- Edinburgh being a fun city to study in.
- Cheaper than London.
- Higher regarded outside of the UK.
My aim is to work in London after Uni, perhaps in investment banking or such. However I am also thinking about studying a masters following my undergrad.
All input is appreciated, as I am completely lost at the moment.