The bar chart illustrates the opinions of London residents’ opinions on different features of the city in three-year period on 6 aspects.
Overall, the range of shops stayed relatively stable and reminded the heights figure in this chart over the entire period with only minor changes. Museums and Art galleries had the lowest rating, but after a few years, they surpass night life, that declined noticeably. However, the category of mixture of people remained relativity stable.
According to the chart, the first three figures the highest percentages over the giving period. In the first year, 45 per cent of people associated London with its range of shops and rate did not decline significantly over the entire period. At the same time, both job opportunities and the mixture of people that accounted approximately 30 per cent remained relatively stable.
Moreover, it can be seen, than the bar chart has three other columns with the lowest percentage over the all period. Firstly, night life accounted about 25 per cent, but in next two years people change their mentions about it and it decline slightly. In contrast, Museums and Art galleries started with approximately 20 per cent, however this item grew stable over the giving period and in 3 years of living, they surpass night life. At the same time, people associated London with transport just about 20 per cent, but through the next years, people were thinking about transport more and it accounted 25 per cent.