->Housing availability
->Transport provision
->Access to services
->Inequality
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Why is housing availability a struggle?
Increasing population means that supply of houses is not enough and pressure on housing causes prices to rise. Low income workers cannot afford houses and live far to their workplace. Congestion and inequality increases. Homelessness increases
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Why is access to services a struggle?
Increasing population means stress on educational services and healthcare. Poorer people find it difficult to access services as waiting times have increased. And often inequality is present in schools across the city
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Why is inequality a challenge?
More than 25% of the population live in poverty, due to unemployment and low wages.
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Why is transport provision a struggle
Rising population means the number of commuters increases. Roads are congested and public services are overcrowded. Noise pollution and air pollution increases (not environmentally sustainable)
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Why is housing availability a struggle?
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Increasing population means that supply of houses is not enough and pressure on housing causes prices to rise. Low income workers cannot afford houses and live far to their workplace. Congestion and inequality increases. Homelessness increases
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