4A.8 Flashcards

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What role do local interest groups play in regeneration

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Local interest groups play varying roles in regeneration

  • There are often tensions between groups that want to preserve places and those which seek change. They can be characterised by viewpoint or stance
  • socio economic e.g city and town centre of commerce, addiction treatment centres , youth and retirement groups and trade unions
  • environmental e.g local conservation societies
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What groups tend to be partivularly voiceferous

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Areas with retirees tend to have more voiceferous and vocal interest groyps

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What is an example of a development plan opposed by local interest groups

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  • clays lane estate , situated in what is now the olympic park, used to be a residential unit for vunerable single people in newham
  • The site was designated for the 2012 olympics athletes village
  • This meant 430 residents were forced to move
  • It also led to public outcry from local interest groups and a public inquiry
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How did different local interest groups clash in Ayelsbury (Case study)

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  • Led by ayelsbury vale district council , the ayelsbury waterside development project began in 2003 to replace the bucks herald printing press
  • The first stage of the development saw the construction of a 47 million pound theatre and a campus for bucks new university
  • A waitrose supermarket and restauransts such as nandos and GBK have moved into the development which has seen a 2.2% increase in footfall
  • This shows the differece in interests between local companies such as bucks printing press and global ones e.g nandos
  • There is a hierachy of needs with groups like the ayelsbury vale district council holding much more power than the bucks herald printing press
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What did the most recent stage of the development propose and how was it recieved

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  • The most recent stage of the development proposed the contravesial demolition of some of the towns historic buildings.
  • This was heavily opposed by local group ayelsbury society and in response the council has agreed to preserve historic landmarks
  • This shows how opposing groups can come into conflict
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What is the aim of regenration projects

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-The aim of regeneration stratergies is to attract investment and workers from different contexts to create a vibrant new place

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What is an example of a sport led regeneration approach

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  • Olympic park
  • Following the 2012 olympics there was dveelopment in the park where temporary venues were removed before a 2014 reopening
  • key players in this were the london legacy development cooperation and ARUP and Atkins engineering
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What developments were made in the olympic park to ensure long term stability

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  • many sporting complexes remained opened and the olympic village was used to create 2800 flats
  • Improved transport links to stratford were made
  • Cycle and walking trails were created for liesure activities
  • Newham borough council was made responsible for running the swimming centre and made it like any other other building
  • two new university campuses have been set up on site
  • The olympic media centre has been converted into Hereeast technology
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What has the impact on local residents been

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  • Local residents have benefitted with unemployment shrinking from 13% to 9% from 2012-15
  • This is only projected to get better with TFL and the financial conduct authority predicted to bring 25000 new jobs by setting up in the park
  • This growth is expected to be continued with 7000 additional homes being built on the edge of the park
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Why did the powys area of wales need regeneration

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-Powys needed regeneration as it suffered from skill shortages as well as a low wage economy with a focus on agriculture.

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What was the aim for powys regeneration

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  • For powys the aim was to create green tourism

- aims were placed on building expertise in renewable energy and creating a green economy

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How has powys been regenerated

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  • EU structural funds have created buisness and local chamber of commerce
  • transitional towns e.g Rhayader have been created with local currencies to promote local produce and services
  • Volunteers (26000 annually) comtribute 173.6 million to the powys economy with their work
  • Many plans revolve around online networking
  • It is hoped high speed broadband will encourage small business set up and then reverse outward migration (powys connections’ provides advice and grants to microbuisnesses hoping to specialise in IT)
  • The green investment bank is making 1 billion avaliable for research and development
  • Cambrian mountains initiave and ecodyfi are both envoruaging carbon storage and water regulation ( meeting environmental aim)
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What is involved in tourism led regeneration

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Tourism led regeneration can involved individual households offering services like b&b or custom built offerings suxh as centre parcs
-It is a volatile industry however

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What is involved in sports led regenration

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Sports led regeneration involves using spinoff from worldwide sports events to create a lasting legacy

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What is involved in culture led regeneration

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  • Culture led regeneration may be creating citys of culture

- It may also involve marketung place associations such as Banksy and Brsitol in order to attract investment

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Why have retail led plans increased post 2014

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The portas review of 2014 highlughted the two main issues that the high street faces: rapid growth of internet shopping, competition from out of twon centres

  • It led to government support of £1 billion to ensure growth in high street jobs
  • The increase interest in soecialist retailers combined with the increased demand for leisure means that those high streets offering a mix of bars, restuarants, gyms and cafes are more likely to prosper

-Government actions in 2015 included encouraging street markets as well as changing business rates to help local businesses compete with chains

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How is diversification being supported by the government

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  • 1/2 of UK farms now use some kind of diversified activity in order to boost income
  • Grants are now available from defras rural development programme, as well as from commercial banks and charities
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What are the different types of diversification

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  • Agriculture based diversification ~ this may involve producing and selling soeciality cheeses, farming unusual animals ( deer,llama) or developing farm shops
  • non agriculture diversification is when redundant farms are converted to offices or tea syopw as well as music festivals e.g glastonbury