Settlement Case Studies

Question 1

Where is Harehills in relation to Leeds City Centre?

Answer 1

1.6km NE

Question 2

which zone of city is Harehills?

Answer 2

Inner city

Question 3

Harehills is in the top ….% of deprived areas

Answer 3

5%

Question 4

4 general characteristics of Harehills

Answer 4

• poor environmental quality (graffiti and rundown)
• bins exposed on streets
• litter on streets = ineffective cleaning
• bars on windows and homes = high crime rate

Question 5

hare hills age structure?

Answer 5

Young

Question 6

Percentage 0-15 years harehills

Answer 6

29%

Question 7

3 impacts on age structure on social welfare hh

Answer 7

• primary schools
• no secondary schools but many nearby
• new children’s centre

Question 8

percentage white harehills

Answer 8

60% white = below average

Question 9

percentage Asian/Asian British harehills

Answer 9

20% = above average

Question 10

6 impacts of ethnicity on social welfare of ethnicity hh

Answer 10

• ethnic food shops and supermarkets
• Polish and Lithuanian restaurants
• solicitors specialising in immigration
• variety of places of worship
• pakistani centre & community training centre
• fewer pubs due to muslim population

Question 11

Example of ethnic supermarket hh

Answer 11

Continental Supermarket

Question 12

Example of ethnic shop hh

Answer 12

Sari Shops

Question 13

Examples of places of worship hh

Answer 13

Greek Orthodox church, Mosque

Question 14

percentage full time employment hh

Answer 14

31% = below average

Question 15

percentage unemployed hh

Answer 15

6% = above average

Question 16

4 impacts of employment on social welfare hh

Answer 16

• limited high order services
• low quality low order shops
• public healthcare services
• local training centre

Question 17

example of low order shop hh

Answer 17

Star and Style

Question 18

percentage owner occupied housing hh

Answer 18

48%

Question 19

percentage council housing hh

Answer 19

26%

Question 20

4 impacts on social welfare housing hh

Answer 20

• high density back to back terraces (some state provided)
• lack of garden and open space
• no garages = on street parking
• cheaper housing = attractive to immigrants

Question 21

What type of zone is Woodhouse?

Answer 21

Inner city

Question 22

Woodhouse in a …. area

Answer 22

Studentified

Question 23

percentage 18-24 wh

Answer 23

44%

Question 24

6 impacts of age structure on social welfare wh

Answer 24

• services targeted at students
• computer repairs and printer cartridge shops
• pubs with cheap offers
• letting agencies
• fast food
• flyers advertising student events

Question 25

example of letting agency wh

Answer 25

Apex - rent out terraced houses to students on low incomes

Question 26

example of fast food wh

Answer 26

Chichini

Question 27

example of student event wh

Answer 27

The Vodka Project

Question 28

percentage white wh

Answer 28

75%

Question 29

percentage Asian wh

Answer 29

10%

Question 30

percentage in full time employment wh

Answer 30

21%

Question 31

2 impacts of employment on social welfare wh

Answer 31

- services targeted at students on low incomes | - low order shops

Question 32

example of low order shop wh

Answer 32

Bargain Booze

Question 33

percentage owner occupied housing wh

Answer 33

16%

Question 34

3 impacts social welfare housing wh

Answer 34

evidence of studentification - posters on walls, curtains closed downstairs houses not well maintained letting company signs on buildings

Question 35

What zone of city is Roundhay?

Answer 35

suburbs

Question 36

percentage 65% rh

Answer 36

17%

Question 37

impact of age structure on social welfare rh

Answer 37

- residential care homes | - bowling green

Question 38

percentage white rh

Answer 38

81%

Question 39

percentage full time employment rh

Answer 39

43%

Question 40

percentage retired rh

Answer 40

13%

Question 41

4 impacts of employment on social welfare rh

Answer 41

- high order shops and services - private healthcare services (elderly more prone to disease) - Roundhay park biggest in Leeds - Roundhay school = outstanding from Offsted

Question 42

examples of high order shops rh

Answer 42

tescos and homebase

Question 43

percentage owner occupied rh

Answer 43

79% = above national average

Question 44

percentage council rented rh

Answer 44

4%

Question 45

6 impacts of housing on social welfare rh

Answer 45

large detached homes, low density, green space, well maintained, new developments any rented accommodation private and high quality flats

Question 46

Zone of city East Keswick

Answer 46

Rural-urban fringe | suburbanised village

Question 47

mean age of population ek

Answer 47

41 years old | but also families with children throughout age groups

Question 48

3 impacts social welfare of age structure ek

Answer 48

evidence of provision for families - baby signing provision of buses to nearby secondary schools newly built village hall - play groups

Question 49

percentage white ek

Answer 49

100%

Question 50

Impact of ethnicity on social welfare ek

Answer 50

Church of England and methodist churches | no evidence of services for ethnic minority groups

Question 51

percentage full time employment ek

Answer 51

62%

Question 52

6 impacts of employment on social welfare ek

Answer 52

- high order specialist shops - hairdressers and beauty salon - well known butchers - post office - limited services as people afford to travel to larger areas - most have cars = few buses as not econ viable

Question 53

percentage workers who use public transport ek

Answer 53

only 5%

Question 54

percentage owner occupied housing ek

Answer 54

90% = above national average

Question 55

6 impacts of housing on social welfare ek

Answer 55

- 57% housing stock detached - some original housing 1700s - new building and renovation = area attracts investment - large detached homes and high house prices - driveways and garages - lots of open space = high environ quality

Question 56

percentage housing stock detached ek

Answer 56

57%