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Here is a guide how to transfer it.
https://steamhelp.yuanyoumao.com/en/faqs/view/7EFD-3CAE-64D3-1C31#transfer
https://proxy.yuanyoumao.com/phone/edit
The phone number is a recovery mechanism. You can change your phone number by using the Steam Authenticator itself. The authenticator doesn't change because your underlying phone number changes. I swap sims out frequently when travelling so my 'phone number' changes often.
Just go to that website, use the "yes use my authenticator" option. it sends a notification to your existing authenticator over wifi. And then change your phone number at that time.
Also note that most countries allow you to maintain your phone number when switching mobile providers. So you should really look into that option as the UK definitely allows for this. Otherwise one other common option is to move your existing phone number to a VOIP service first like Google Voice, then move it back to your new mobile provider afterwards. But your old provider should give you a PAC code to allow you to migrate your phone number as long as you keep that service live during the transition.