Case Study → Regional Movements in the UK (Edexcel A-Level Geography): Flashcards

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When did UK's North-South drift accelerate?

1980s

Age group most likely to move in UK

Young adults (19-30)

Northern cities affected by deindustrialisation

Liverpool & Sheffield

Destination of UK's North-South movement

London & the SE (UK's economic core)

London's population in 2019

9 million (record high)

Change in London house prices since 1995

Tripled in value

Cause of high demand for London housing

Incomers and investors

London's out-migration rate vs England

Highest rate of out-migration in England

Why people/businesses leave London

Rising costs of doing business in the capital

Alternative cities to London (post-industrial regen)

Cardiff and Bristol

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