The bar charts and line graph below show the results of a survey conducted over a three-year period to discover what people who live in London think of the city. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. You should write at least 150 words.

The two bar charts compare the changes in the opinions of Londoners about their favourite and least favourite things about living in

London

over a period of three years, and the line graph gives information about

residents

' views on the main problems of the city.

It is clear that

residents

' perceptions of the best and worst parts of

London

have changed significantly in many ways over the period shown. And the problem of rubbish is generally agreed by most citizens as the biggest problem in

London

.

According to

the two bar charts, the diversity of shops, various job options and different types of people are the top three factors that attract people to

London

,

however

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over time it can be seen that these attractions have declined by 2-3% each. 

While

an increasing number of

residents

see access to a variety of museums and art galleries and nightlife as big draws for them. For the parts of

London

that are least liked, complaints about living expenses, traffic congestion, occasions of crime and inconvenience of transport have decreased,

whereas

the high price of houses has become a major concern for Londoners. Looking at the line graph, we can see that litter is consistently considered to be the most serious problem in

London

, with around 70% agreeing and in the second year, three-quarters of the public holding that view. Air quality and noise are

also

seen as major problems in

London

by around 65% and 57% of

residents

.