🌆🖼️Case Study - Cardiff Bay Flashcards

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Property led regeneration

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Involves the regeneration of an inner city area by:
. Changing the image of the area
. Improving the environment
. Attracting private investment
. Improving confidence for further investment

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Who carries out most of property led regeneration?

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Urban development corporations

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When were urban development corporation set up?

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1980s and 1990s to take responsibility for the regeneration of inner city areas

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What powers do urban development corporations have and what were they encouraged to do?

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Planning powers over the local authority and were encouraged to spend public money

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Private investment vs public money

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Private investment was 4-5 times greater than the public money invensted

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What % of all urban regeneration expenditure do UDCs account for?

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40%

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How many houses have UDCs built?

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35,000

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How many jobs have UDCs created?

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190,000

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What happened to the bay in the 1980s?

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The bay suffered from deindustrialisation and the decline of the Welsh coal industry

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What closed in the 1980s in the bay and what was the impact?

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East Moors Steel Works which had provided large numbers of well paid jobs

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What has the bay become since the closure?

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. Became a neglected wasteland and derelict
. Population suffered from social exclusion and above average levls of unemployment

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Aim of regeneration

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. To put Cardiff on the international map
. To reunite the city centre with the waterfront
. Create more jobs

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Why did Cardiff need an urban development corporation?

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. Global demand for coal decreased and docks declined
. Areas had no use after decline
. High unemployment, people left the area
. Ethnic minorities migrated inwards
. Crime rates incraesed

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How much did the Cardiff Bay development corporation cost in total?

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£2.4 billion

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What did the Cardiff Bay development corporation have an annual budget of?

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£40 million from the central government on the condition that a further £160m was attracted from other sources

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The barrage cost

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. £220 million

17
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The barrage purpose

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. Part of the regeneration
. Purpose - to create a permanent freshwater lake frontage for hotels, bars, restaurants and new apartments

18
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What has the regeneration done to Cardiff?

A

Put it on the map

19
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How many tourists has the bay attracted per year?

20
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How many jobs has the development created?

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17,000 jobs

21
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What has the redevelopment done for accessibility?

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More accessible to rest of the city

22
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How many new homes were created

23
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What did the redevelopment attract?

A

New investment such as the Dr Who museum

24
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What is the main issue with bay?

A

Area has been overdeveloped

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Issue with housing
. Bay contains hundreds of empty flats proving difficult to sell or rent . Houses are too expensive
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How much public money was used?
£400 million
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Issues with businesses
Many businesses have merely moved to other parts of the city having a negative impact on where they left
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Issue with jobs
Are the wrong sort i.e. service sector not manufacturing
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Issue with how the money was spent
Social projects only accounted for 2% of total spending
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How do locals feel towards the redevelopment?
Locals resent the development and feel socially excluded
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Positive social impacts
. Preservations of crafts . Provision of community facilities
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Negative social impacts
. Conflicts with the host community . Crime . Loss of cultural identity . Social problems
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Positive economic impacts
. Increased Income . Increased Employment . Improved Infrastructure . Multiplier Effect
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Negative economic impacts
. Increased living costs . Decline of traditional employment opportunities . Seasonality of employment . Increased taxes . Leakages
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Positive environmental impacts
. Improved assets . Landscaping . Conservation . Regeneration . Building regulations
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Negative environmental impacts
. Traffic congestion . Pollution of air, water; litter and noise . Destruction of natural wildlife systems and breeding patterns