R4 Flashcards

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What is the population of Evesham?

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  • 24 000
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How may segregation occur in Evesham?

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  • Those who moved to Evesham to take advantage of rural idyll have to live with increased noise pollution and cultural expression (clashes with idea of idyll) —> clashes with migrants
  • migrants do not speak English thus do not share a common language with residents
    • English classes are hard to start as requires a minimum number of people to support, which there are not
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How may economic challenges be created in Evesham?

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  • Remittances are sent back by workers
    • instead of being reinvested in local economy
    • no gain for other local businesses
  • rural areas are already underfunded, migrants add to stress to services
    • funding formulas do not take into account migrants living in illegal accommodation
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What is the problem with accommodation given to migrants in Evesham?

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  • is ‘tied accomodation’
  • laws against inadequate housing does not cover housing such as containers, portacabins
    • council is responsible for inspecting them
    • would have to rehouse them in housing that does not exist, and cannot be built due to limited budget
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Why are councils like Evesham’s underfunded?

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  • funding formulas do not consider seasonal workers and those who live at their place of work
    • get less money than they need as a result
  • charities focus on cities as this where most refugees are
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How many live in tied accomodation?

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  • 23%
    • is provided by employers
    • migrants can’t be charged more than £31 per week for housing thus is substandard or non existent
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What affect has the increase in migrants had on the housing market?

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  • demand for rental accommodation has cut supply of housing for first time buyers
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How is Evesham trying to cope with the increase in migrants?

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  • local Catholic school has hired Polish teaching assistants to cope with pupils who cannot speak English fluently
  • created a Polish association to provide information on housing and law
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Why have migrants moved to Evesham?

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  • to fill seasonal agricultural jobs, factory packing work
    • locals are not doing these
  • earn more than they would in home countries eg. Poland
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What opportunities do migrants bring to Evesham?

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  • reduces average age of population
    • makes it more attractive to investment
  • provide a a workforce
    • if they settle, will bring money into local economy in LT
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11
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Ho many migrants live in shipping containers?

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  • 600
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How has the idea of the rural idyll been affected in Evesham?

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  • ruined
  • agriculture work is more intensive now, machinery creates noise, manure is added to soil
    • often into late night
  • high level of deprivation amongst permanent population as work is seasonal, single parent families, homes are unaffordable, social exclusion is a thing
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