Band 7+: 15. The chart shows the information relating to people within 15-minute drive service in a particular region in UK. It also compares the people living in urban areas and people living in rural areas. Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information given below.

The bar chart compares the percentages of people living in urban and rural in a region of the UK who can reach for services within a 15 minutes drive.

Overall, people in urban areas have better access to most services than those in rural areas. The biggest difference is in access to primary school, while access to doctors and secondary school is almost the same in both areas.

Looking at the details, around 100% of both urban and rural residents can reach a doctor within 15 minutes. Similarly, almost all people in both areas have access to secondary schools. For post offices, the figure is about 100% in urban areas, compared with approximately 95% in rural areas. The largest gap can be seen in primary schools. Nearly all urban residents can reach a primary school, whereas only about 65% of people living in rural areas can do so. Overall, access to services is generally high despite some differences between the 2 groups.