Band 5+: The bar chart below shows the results of a survey conducted over a three-year period to discover what people who live in London think of the city. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The graph below depicts the outcome of a site performed over three years to find out what london residents deem of their town.

An overall impression reveals that the rates of the range of shops showed an upward value, while, the percentage of the transport system pictured a downward one. All rates had some fluctuations.

According to the range of shops which provided the highest point among all, in the first year 45% of british agreed on it being the best, then it gradually decreased to approximately 42 percent. However in the third year it went up a little to 44 percent. First year of considering job opportunities the best things in London led to nearly 37 percent. Nevertheless, it slightly declined to 35 percent and remained stable for 2 years straight. Before going down to 35 percent the levels of mixture of people remained unchanged for the first and second year by being 37 percent.

In accordance with museums and art galleries from the first year to the third one it climbed from around 22 percent up to 26. 25 percent of british residents thought about night life as the best thing in their city in the first year, nontheless, it suddenly dropped to 20 percent, then it rose up to 23. In the end. the percentage of transport was roughly 23 going down to 20 in the second year, however it dramatically increased to 25.