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Not really. Wells is in a group of historical cities (Anglo-Saxon, Norman or medieval) which haven't grown over time, or have even reduced in size. Wells looks like any number of small towns you see dotted around the country. When I say regular cities I mean ones with populations over 100,000 with a city centre, international population, some nicer and some poorer neighbourhoods, like you see anywhere in the world.
That's a difficult question to answer without giving a lot of detail.
Traditionally you see more older people living in the country (or by the sea) and that hasn't changed a massive amount, those are still the places people like to retire to. But you also see younger people moving into villages with the help of housing schemes and affordable accommodation, so the average age has come down. You see more people interested in this way of living in the country, who have had enough of the city slog, start up businesses farming more exotic crops, animals and products, even British wine has done really well in recent years. With more people working from home you will see these things become more diverse and competitive over time. Also fairly large immigration from eastern Europe has happened to certain smaller towns and villages, but this will decrease now the UK has left the EU.
The numbers of people living in urbans areas has steadily increased over the past 50 years and I doubt that will change if you think how quickly urbanisation happens. At the moment it's around 11 or 12%.
Traditionally you see more older people living in the country (or by the sea) and that hasn't changed a massive amount, those are still the places people like to retire to. But you also see younger people moving into villages with the help of housing schemes and affordable accommodation, so the average age has come down. You see more people interested in this way of living in the country, who have had enough of the city slog, start up businesses farming more exotic crops, animals and products, even British wine has done really well in recent years. With more people working from home you will see these things become more diverse and competitive over time. Also fairly large immigration from eastern Europe has happened to certain smaller towns and villages, but this will decrease now the UK has left the EU.
The numbers of people living in urbans areas has steadily increased over the past 50 years and I doubt that will change if you think how quickly urbanisation happens. At the moment it's around 11 or 12%.
That's great to hear and I'm kinda surprised too. It's great to see young people moving outside of cities and starting farms or some kind of business, it's a huge potential imo.
I suppose infrastructure is a lot better over there, though. Here we have huge issues with villages and smaller cities, it's really scary and crazy. Literally majority is leaving. Villages are disappearing, if there's somebody staying it's 70+ folks. Young people left and some villages are totally abandoned. Young people are moving massively to bigger cities and over here it's 2-3 cities while Belgrade takes the biggest chunk of them. So it's not just villages getting abandoned but smaller cities too.
I thought corona would change some times but if corona disappears I doubt we'll see many changes.
I suppose infrastructure is a lot better over there, though. Here we have huge issues with villages and smaller cities, it's really scary and crazy. Literally majority is leaving. Villages are disappearing, if there's somebody staying it's 70+ folks. Young people left and some villages are totally abandoned. Young people are moving massively to bigger cities and over here it's 2-3 cities while Belgrade takes the biggest chunk of them. So it's not just villages getting abandoned but smaller cities too.
I thought corona would change some times but if corona disappears I doubt we'll see many changes.
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