The table depicts the evolution in the number of people who cycle to work in different regions of the United Kingdom between 2001 and 2011.
Overall
, we can observe that Inner London, Brighton and Hove and Bristol are the areas that have seen the greatest differences. Linking Words
By contrast
, regions like Outer London, Liverpool and Leeds saw fewer changes.
Inner London is the place where the figures for inhabitants cycling to work have differed the most. In 2001, 43,494 residents used Linking Words
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means of transport, and 10 years later, there were 106,219 people, corresponding to an increase of 144%. Brighton and Hove and Bristol are behind with 109% and 94% respectively.
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However
, not every area went up so much; regions which are located at the bottom of the list have seen fewer adjustments. Linking Words
For example
, the Outer part of the capital, which is the most below, went from 33,836 in 2001 to 49,070 in 2011. And it is the same for Liverpool and Leeds , which have known a progression of 48% and 49% respectively.Linking Words