The chart below gives some of the most reported issues among people living in UK cities in 2008.

The bar chart illustrates the residents appealing to the difficulties surviving in major cities of the UK in 2008, which is associated with three categories:

health

services

, education and training, and

air

pollution.

Overall

, the most prevalent problem accounted for

health

services

followed by education and training,

whereas

the least amount percentage was the figure for

air

pollution in the major cities.

It is clear that

most people living in the metropolitan areas in the UK struggled with

health

services

over 50%, except for the rate of Glasgow just under 50%.

In particular

, the paramount ratio referred to both Belfast (58%) and Cardiff (59%). As compared to the proportion of

health

services

, the majority of the metropolitan locations was shown over 50%, except for two areas

such

as Newcastle (47%) and Manchester (45%).

Therefore

, as seen in the graph,

this

tendency was a considerable issue in relation to living in the UK.

Lastly

, the severity of

air

pollution was less problematic than the two categories mentioned above because the degree of the

qualtiy

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quality

of the polluted

air

in most of the urban places accounted for approximately less than 10% on average. Especially, the outstanding location was demonstrated as Manchester (17%) and London(14%).