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'New Towns are the Solution to Inner City Problems'
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Hazel Solly 10AM Geography Essay: 'New Towns are the Solution to Inner City Problems' During the 1960's, it was decided that to prevent Urban Sprawl any further into the countryside that green belts should be set up. This meant that there would still be some areas of countryside left, and the neighbouring villages and towns were not added to the conurbation. This however caused a problem, the town's population was still growing, but the town was not, causing widespread overcrowding in town and cities with green belts around them. As a result, new towns were set up on the other side of the green belt. This was a very good location for the new towns as communication links with the original town would be good, as they would not be very far away. An example of these new towns is Stevenage, on the outskirts of London. The houses here are very new,...
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