Regeneration Flashcards
north south divide
highest median earnings in 2011 were found in south-west england, with london By far the most prosperous region
Older industrial cities tend to have lower average pay them elsewhere. However the lowest rates are in Northwest Wales
two speed economy
when one region of a place/country progress is economically at a faster rate than another
gentrification
renewal, renovation or rebuilding of older and deteriorating builds in order to create kore up market places for middle class residents to live, often displacting poor residents
studentification
attarcts young graduates who are reshaping and rebranding these areas into cultural villages
London Docklands
During the 19th century the port of london was busiest in the world. closest docks to the city of london
-Timber, Grain, Wool, Sugar, Rubber
causes of decline for london docklands
factories - moved elsewhere
containerisation - containers kore popular
port industry declined
size of shipers = bigger, thamas too shallow
why is sydney so successful?
sydney attracts business due to nice environment
young economically active work force, median age of 36 (uk is 41)
problems with sydneys success
urban sprawl
increase pollution
very expensige to live there 10th for quantity of life
rust belt
china produce 50% of the worlds steel, USA makes 5%
manyfacturing moved due to
cheaper labour costs in asia
mechanised to cut costs- lost jobs
example of rust belt
beattyville
half of it’s family lived below poverty line
priorites for regeneration
transports (hs2) crime rate no of people living in the area event e.g olympics emigration from the area
northern powerhouse
a proposal to boost economic growth in the north of entland particularly in the “core cities” of Manchester, liverpool, leeds
Hs2
connect northern powerhouse to the south in order to reduce the north /south devide. encourages commuting
why build hs2
transform the rail network in the uK. free up capacity on the existing network. unlock much-needed jobs and investment and help rebalance the UKs economy
rural strategies for regeneration
food towns and markets on-form diversification develop rural energy on-farm tourism rural industries