Regeneration (Mock 1) Flashcards

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1
Q

What is a reinventor city?

Example

A

Reinvents economy creating jobs in higher sectors (finance and IT)
Salford

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2
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What is a replicator city?

Example

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Cities that don’t adapt - replicate their economy

Scunthorpe

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3
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What do successful places have?

5 Examples

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  • Culturally diverse population
  • Low deprivation levels
  • High quality of life
  • High output levels
  • High levels of in migration
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4
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Name a UK location that has successfully been regenerated

A

Olympic Park - Stratford

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5
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How does regeneration impact income?

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  • More professional occupations

- Higher skilled jobs = higher education levels = higher pay

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6
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How does regeneration impact health?

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People have more disposable income -> less alcohol / drug misuse & less depression (stress)

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7
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How can social, environmental and economic success be measured?

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  • Increasing Employment
  • Increasing educational attainment
  • Improving outdoor environment
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8
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What % of taxes do local governments keep?

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Local government keep 50% of total tax base to reinvest back into the local area

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9
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Describe how increasing employment leads to economic success

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Increased employment -> increased job density -> diverse range of jobs available -> range of housing / services -> people spend their money in the local area

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10
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State three things you would expect in a poor outdoor environment:

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  1. Lack of green space
  2. High pollution levels
  3. Derelict / vacant units
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State three ways that the outdoor environment can be regenerated:

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  1. New trees can be planted -> improve people’s health
  2. Decontaminate former industrial land -> encourage development
  3. Improve infrastructure and street furniture
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12
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State three ways poor education can be measured:

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  1. Ofsted rating
  2. % of population with a degree
  3. average GCSE / A level grades
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13
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How can regeneration improve educational attainment?

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  • Improve standards of education available (intervention / academisation)
  • Address wider determinants (access to IT / WIFI)
  • Better education = businesses attracted -> increased income -> break cycle of intergenerational poverty
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14
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State two ways that the national government has been a stakeholder in regeneration

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National government & type of planning

National government & infrastructure

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15
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State two ways that the local government has been a stake holder in regeneration

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Science & technology parks

Rural Diversification

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16
Q

In 2015, how many UK science parks were there - and how many people did they employ?

A

Over 100 parks

Employed 42,000 people

17
Q

Name one local science park

A

Alderly Park -> Cheshire Science Corridor

18
Q

Where is the largest site in UK for life sciences?

A

The Cheshire Science Corridor

Life sciences = 3rd largest sector of UK economy

19
Q

What is the average house price in Alderley Edge?

A

£1 million (highest anywhere in UK outside of London)

20
Q

What % of UK farms are diversifying their income?

-> One local example

A

50% UK farms diversifying their income

Tearooms & farm shop at Dunham Massey

21
Q

Where can UK farms get grants?

A

National lottery -> Field to fork - Tatton Park

Grants from EU (UK left in 2020 - no longer available)

22
Q

What is the section 106 agreement?

A

Development is allowed if there is a benefit to the local community

23
Q

Stats about new Knutsford estate:

A

240 new homes being built
30% of new homes must be affordable
£90,000 towards new classrooms / facilities for local schools

24
Q

When was the Right to Buy policy prevalent - and what has it resulted in?

A

Between 1980 - 1995 - led to over 2 million council homes being sold - which were not replaced -> shortage of affordable housing

25
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When did the UK government start developing motorways?

A

In the 1950’s

26
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How much is HS2 predicted to cost?

A

About £95 billion

27
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How many jobs would HS2 construction create in Crewe?

A

6500 jobs