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| FrontText | What is one social cost of London and rural areas being dependant on one another? |
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| BackText | Villages become dormitory settlements with no-one there in the day: shops may close due to lack of customIncrease in house prices due to demand. The population is growing due to counter-urbanisation. In 1971 Horsham had a population of 26,500, in 2021 the population was 146,800. House prices rise due to increased demand. Average house prices in Dartford are £450,800 (2022) an increase of 10% over the previous 12 months. |
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