Changing Places Additional Case Studies Flashcards
What was Plymouth Devonport used as in the 1700s?
Naval dockland
Which government policy allowed for redevelopment in Plymouth Devonport?
New Deals for Communities (2001-2011)
What is an example of rebranding?
Olympic Park - Stratford
What is an example of re-imaging?
Birmingham Eastside - ‘Learning and Technology Quarter’
How much greenbelt land is there in the UK?
1.6 million hectares
How much greenbelt land is there in Lancashire?
75,000 hectares
What is the projected UK population by 2033?
70 million
How many homes do the government aim to build annually in order to deal with the housing crisis?
240,000
How many new jobs were created in rural regions between 1981 and 1996?
1 million
What is one of the main factors for counter-urbanisation?
The development of footloose industries
Why did the development of rural regions increase following WW2?
New Towns Policy (1946) gave the government powers to designate areas of land for the development of new towns
How many LEPs are there in England?
38
What are the 2 most significant trade agreements in the EU?
EU-CFP and EU-CAP
What percentage of Jamaica’s population is employed in the tourism industry?
25%
What percentage does tourism in Jamaica contribute to the GDP?
30%
What are examples of ERDF investment?
- Road crossing enhancements in Manchester
- Railway system modernisation in Warsaw (2024)
When was the regionalist ‘Yorkshire Party’ founded?
2014
What percentage of the vote did the YP receive in the 2021 West Yorkshire mayoral election?
10%
How much internal migration has occurred in the UK since the 1960s?
3 million from North to South
What is the average age in London?
36
What is the average age in the South West?
44
How many countries acceded to the EU in 2004?
10 (Largest enlargement ever)
How many of the new EU countries were located in Eastern Europe?
8 (A8 migrants)
How many EU migrants settled in the UK between 2004 and 2009?
1.5 million (2/3 from Poland)