Essex, Terling

• An accessible rural area is an area in the rural periphery that is within the commuting distance to a city. Many residents are commuters. For example, Terling, Essex.
• Terling is a village in the North East of London, Essex and is accessible through the Elizabeth Line and the M25 and A12 roads.
• Counter - urbanisation is when people migrate out of cities.
• Advantages of working in London, but living in Terling include:

  • receive the London Waiting (the extra money paid for working in London)
  • don't have to pay high housing prices in London
  • easy access
  • live in the greenery
• Disadvantages of working in London but living in Terling include:

  • time lost when commuting
  • have to pay to commute
• Telford and Terling are becoming interdependent on London.
• Interdependency is when what happens in one place increasingly has impacts on the other places. If two places are interdependent, they are reliant on one another.
• As London and Terling are interdependent, London gives Terling paychecks, people, insurance payouts and leisure. Whilst Terling supplies London with primary goods, workers, leisure and education.