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Counter-Urbanisation
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A-Levels World Cities Mapa Mental sobre Counter-Urbanisation, creado por hannah_louisa el 27/05/2013.
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Counter-Urbanisation
decline of proportion of the population living in urban areas due to people moving out of cities into rural areas
Causes
increased urban prices
people want to escape air pollution dirt and crime
want a cleaner and safer area
more people work from home due to increased technology
farms sell unwanted land due to struggle
Effects
increased value in housing in urban areas
increased pressure on green-belt land
local services close
older houses are converted and modernised
tension between new comers and locals
Impacts on rural areas
Positive
some services see an increase in business
new residents are usually professionals with high income
existing houses are improved and renovated
farmers make money selling unwanted land and buildings for development
local schools often close but if more people move in they can stay open
Negative
development can affect the character of rural settlements
rural roads and infrastructure may struggle to cope with additional traffic
increase in pollution
schools may close if the new residents are older
house price increase
Managing effects
developments are only allowed if they are keeping with the rest of the area - only particular materials
some companies offer mobile services that visit rural areas
local occupancy clauses on houses so locals can afford to stay in the area
Case Study
Cambridgeshire, England Population 16,340 picturesque historical town
many attractions, quiet suburban area, high order shopping, 15th century chapel and the St.Ives bridge
Many commute to london for work, others are elderly
housing in the area is affordable and in high demand
shops and services have changed due to population alterations - high status restaurants
pressure to increase the housing stock is greater and fuelled by demand from commuters
resistance to building more homes from locals as they don't want their environment changing
plans to expand primary schools, £8.8m flood protection along river great ouse, improved transport and plans for more affordable housing
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