Where are the UK’s youngest and oldest city populations?
Writing for the BBC, Andrew Carter and Paul Swinney discuss what difference the age of a city's residents makes.
Writing for the BBC, Andrew Carter and Paul Swinney discuss what difference the age of a city's residents makes.
Cities are often thought of as places for the young, but the reality is that many have an ageing population. What difference does the age of a city’s residents make?
British cities with younger populations tend to have a larger pool of working age residents but face more housing challenges, whereas cities with older populations tend to have more experienced, productive workers but contend with greater healthcare demands.
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