The table below shows changes in the numbers of residents cycling to work in different areas of the UK between 2001 and 2011.

The graph depicts the modifications in the number of people who cycled to work in cities in the UK between 2001 and 2011.

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, cycling to the job has increased in all areas between 2001 and 2011.The most important growth occurred in Inner London,and Outer London has the smallest percentage ,

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it has increased. In 2001, Inner had by far the highest figures for people to cycled to business , with 43,494, followed by Outer with 33,836 . By 2011, these statistics had changed a lot to 106,219 for Inner and 49070 for Outer . Notably, Inner recorded a very big upsurge of 144%, the biggest growth in the table. Meanwhile, Other places

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had increased.

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, Brighton and Hove more than doubled from 3,168 to 6,635 , which is a 109%,

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Bristol climbed from 8108 to 15,768, a 94% upturn.

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, with Manchester and Newcastle.

In contrast

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, moderate climbs in Sheffield, Cardiff and Gateshead, and smaller rises occurred in Exeter, Leeds and Liverpool , all lower than 54%. Cycling to work became more popular all around the UK, with a bigger number in Inner and other cities.