A low light capable point and shoot camera for around £300

[Bobberoo99]

As the thread title says, i'm looking at several cameras loosely around the £300 mark some more expensive some less, but ultimately i'm trying to find a camera which has some zoom but which excels at low light photography, i don't want a bridge camera as i already have what i consider to be a great bridge camera,a Fuji HX50EXR which is hugely capable but somewhat cumbersome when you're in a National Trust property, i also have no intention of moving to a DSLR as i can't be arsed with changing the lenses and messing around with stuff, the HX50 does most stuff really well, but it's a bit of a lump, so i'm looking for recommendations for a good low light point and shoot with some zoom for around £300, please!!

[Bobberoo99]

Ok if a mod wants to delete this thread feel free, after some protracted research, some grunting, a deep discussion with my wife which included her telling me to A) stop being a tit, B) you should have bought the Sony RX100iii that you saw on offer on the weekend when i told you to and C) for Christs sake just fking buy one!!!! I did just that and bought.....................................................
A Panasonic Lumix TZ100 from John Lewis, it does everything i want on paper and they have the colour i wanted with a case and extra battery for £399.99 including a 2yr warranty!!
If there's any interest i'll review it when it arrives.

[Austin_Metro]

Please get a mate to take a picture of you at work in front of some large machinery. So we see the image quality, obviously.

[kevinon]

Great, remember you're deciding between cameras for your hobby. Not deciding which way to go for a replacement heart valve - pig valve and artificial valve both have pros and cons, I believe.

Enjoy your camera. And thank your wife for her common sense !

[Bobberoo99]

Thanks chaps!!!