UK Population Change

What is one of the main reasons for population growth in South Cambridgeshire?

• Natural increase

• Migration

• Decrease in property prices

• Decline in urban areas

What is a social impact of population growth in South Cambridgeshire?

• Decrease in traffic

• Reduction in house building

• Increased congestion on local roads

• Decline in educational facilities

What is one economic impact of population increase in a village?

• Decrease in house prices

• Increase in local employment

• Rise in house prices

• Decrease in demand for housing

What is a major reason for the population decline in the Outer Hebrides?

• Inward migration

• Outward migration

• Increase in local job opportunities

• Improved infrastructure

What social impact does the movement of working-age people have on the Outer Hebrides?

• Increase in young population

• Ageing population with few carers

• More demand for schools

• Improved healthcare facilities

Why are new businesses unlikely to locate to the Outer Hebrides?

• High-speed internet is widely available.

• There is a lack of customers and high-speed internet coverage.

• The cost of living is too low.

• There are too many competing businesses.

What has caused a decline in farming and fishing in the area?

• Increase in local demand for seafood.

• Expansion of large local farms.

• Decline in registered fishing boats and part-time farming.

• Introduction of new farming technologies.

What is the main reason tourism is not a reliable source of income in the Outer Hebrides?

• The islands are too crowded with tourists.

• The scenery is not attractive.

• The remoteness and limited infrastructure.

• There are too many hotels and resorts.

What type of people are moving to South Cambridgeshire?

• Retired farmers

• Highly skilled professionals

• Students

• Manual labourers

Which transport benefit supports commuting in South Cambridgeshire?

• Nearby airport

• Free bus services

• Excellent road and rail links

• Ferry transport