Bristol Case Study Flashcards
What are some of the popular attractions in Bristol?
Avonmouth Docks, the Bristol Old Vic Theatre and the Clifton Suspention bridge
Transport
International airport, good rail links, connected to the M4, reliable taxi services
Migration in Bristol
9% growth since 2000. (Migration mainly from Somalia, Jamaica, Poland and India)
Why are businesses moving from London to Bristol.
Cheaper land, there’s always a rising cost of rent in London
What is the river called in Bristol
The River Avon
Diversity (social)
St. Paul’s Carnival celebrates the African Caribbean community
Sports and education (social)
Bristol have two football teams, Bristol city and Bristol Rovers
Two universities
Bristol harbour side (social and economic)
Bars/ night clubs
Media/arts centres
An effort to regenerate the business district
Economic opportunities in Bristol
Integrated transport system
- three bus link routes link to Temple Meads Station with Park and road sites
Cabot circus
New opportunities for economic growth in both retail and entertainment businesses
Obviously in need for a high level of employment
Over 120 high street and designer brands
Many choices of food
They have a cinema
Opened 25 September 2008
Filwood
An example of urban deprivation
Average of 1300 crimes each yeah
Life expectancy of 78, high levels of unemployment (16 - 24)
74% are in good health
Stoke Bishop
North west of Bristol Longer life expectancy 3% are unemployed 300 crimes yearly 12.8% - free school meals 91% say they are in good health