Case Studies Flashcards

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england population density

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most densely populated part of UK
413 ppl per km2

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scotland population density

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least densely populated part of UK
68 ppl per km2

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greater london population density

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1510 ppl per km2 in 2017

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herefordshire

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rural county in west of england
87 ppl per km2

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5
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uneven growth rates

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8/10 fastest growing areas in england are in London
these areas are very densely populated

10 English regions with the slowest growth rate are in the north-east and north-west regions

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variations within urban areas: London

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islington - population density of 15,817 ppl per km2
richmond upon thames - population density of 3,408 ppl per km2

in inner london - 33% of population are between 25 and 39 years old
in out london - 24% of the population are between 25 and 29 years old

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7
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differences in fertility

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newham - highest birth rate in england

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differences in mortality

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only 6.7% of newhams population are aged over 65 compared to 16.5% nationally

male life expectancy is 2.5 years less than average - 1.5 years less for women

cancer survival rates are lower than average partly because people leave it too long before going to see a doctor

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differences in international migration

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newham is ethnically very diverse

whites make up 30% of the population compared to 82% nationally

three-quarters of babies in newham are born to women born outside of the UK

ppl who migrate tend to be young adults - higher fertility

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UK history of migration and differences in settlements in terms of gender and ethnicity

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in 1939, Nazi Germany invaded Poland
many poles joined UK military after that
many were stationed in Swindon and stayed there after war was over

in 1950s, not enough British workers fro Bradford’s textile mills
Pakistani migrants filled shortage taking over from German and Irish migrants who increased Bradfords diversity in 19th century

52% of Chichesters population is female with a ratio of 30 males to 70 females at its universities
trend shows more women studying at uni then men - affecting gender balance of some uni towns

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government actions

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UK gov encouraged ppl from other countries of the British Empire to migrate to UK where workers were needed like the Windrush generation of Afro-Caribbean immigrants who came to UK from 1948 - increased diversity

UK’s membership of EU meant migration to the UK from EU countries increased rapidly following EU’s expansion in 2004

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12
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baby boom

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1960s

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13
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what is slough’s growth like

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fastest growing town

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four features of slough that relate to good connectivity

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proximity to london
proximity to heathrow
cross rail project
junction of m4/m25

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two pieces that evidence slough’s diversity

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successful peaceful multiculturalism
existing asian communities
- 86% not born here but identify as british

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What is crime like in slough

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lots of knife crime and stabbing, particularly in parks and community areas like salt hill park
crime is 49% higher than se and 40% higher than england and wales

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What is housing like in slough

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thousand new residential properties to be constructed on brownfield land where horlicks factory is located

18
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What evidence is there of investment into slough and its communal areas

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curve, montem leisure centre, slough ice rink, arbour park stadium, langley leisure centre and all the park

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What is slough’s productivity status

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According to the Centre for Cities’ 2019 Cities Outlook report, Slough’s GVA per worker – a rough measure of how much economic activity every worker in the area was responsible for – stood at £82,000. The average across all cities in Great Britain was just £57,000. Even London only managed £80,000

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what are slough schools like?

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Langley grammar climbed the time’s secondary school ranking from 95th to 38th (2020-2022)

21
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why do insiders of slough hate it here?

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High levels of crime and poor living standards in parts of slough, they take for granted opportunities in terms of access to high paying jobs and education but also how it is close to london, heathrow and can possesses high connectivity

22
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What is population of belfast

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Capital of Northern Ireland with a population of just under 650,000 (38% of N.Ireland).

23
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Describe belfast’s economic growth

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Today - economic growth outstripping most UK cities (only behind London), FDI from USA only behind London, high tech industries, tourism.

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Describe ethnic diversity in belfast

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Ethnic Diversity
Mainly Poles, Chinese and Indians, and E European (3.3%)
Majority of 5,000 Muslim families and 200 Hindus live in Belfast