Is there any value in doing an LLM from a lower tier school?

I can't really afford to do an LLM from a great school like Cambridge/QMUL/etc., but I've found some lower cost schools, which are ranked lower in the Guardian's University Guide Table for Law:

Birmingham City
East London
Bournemouth
West London (Ealing Law)

Is doing an LLM from a school on this level even worth it? Or better still, does anybody have any leads on other budget LLM programs in the UK?

Thanks!

My honest opinion: If you can get into a better school such as University of Birmingham, University of Nottingham, Bristol, etc do not spend money in any of those schools.

Outside London LLM's are cheaper, the likes of Sheffield, Lancaster, York, Manchester. Don't you waste your money in those schools you mention as they will not assist anything in your career.