Stratford Case Study Flashcards

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Location of Newham

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East inner london, north of the thames.

Previously formed east and west ham of Essex county borough.

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Location of Stratford

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The north western corner of Newham, sharing a border with Hackney.

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What was Stratford pre industrial locale?

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•agricultural community
- potato growing due to marshy terrain.

•Slowly was became a retreat for London’s wealthiest citizens.

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Stratford’s locale: early development

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Area became richer = more investment into the area.

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What was the first factory built in stratford called?

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Bow street porcelain factory

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Explain the victorian acceleration

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The area became the main transport hub into the city

  • railway built in 1840 = employed 2500 ppl
  • royal docks opened in 1855 =key manufacturing centre.

10,000 ppl moved in from all over Europe.

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When did the london docks open and close?

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Opened in 1855

Closed in 1980s

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What were some examples of industry in stratford?

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Textiles
Food
Chemicals
Engineering

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How many new home were built to support the population during the victorian industrialisation?

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30,000

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Describe the de-industrialisation

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Targeted by bombs during 2nd www. =global depression
& automation. 
= 40000 jobs lost
Ppl moved away
Sleep decline
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How many ppl lost there jobs during stratford deindustrialization?

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40,000

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What was the name of the first regeneration project

LDDC

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Londons dockland development corporation.

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Effects of the lddc

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£10 billion investment
25,000 new homes
Canary wharf
Airport.

=richest in london
But caused socio economic divide.

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What did the olympics hope to achieve for stratford?

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Create a legacy of sustainable community.

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What were peoples perceptions of stratford in the past

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During industrialisation = extreme poverty, cramped and unhygienic living.

Area greatly affected by the great stink.

Had many anti- immigration allegations against jewish immigrants -1980s

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Waht was the aim for the 2013 Olympics regeneration?

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They wanted to leave a sustainable legacy to improve residence quality of life.

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Positive impacts of the games: job creation.

How many?

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30,000 in construction
100,000 during the games

350 apprenticeships

18
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Pos impacts of the games: new homes. How many?

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2,818

19
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Give examples of improvements to stratford due to the olympics.

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New schools
Improved transport links
New skills in the community

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What were some negative impacts of the games.

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Clays lane housing estate demolished. Displacing 4650 ppl from low cost social housing.

Worry that the athletes village will not be affordable and the clays lane residence did get enough compensation.

House prices rose due to more desirable area.

People felt it was a form of social clensing.

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What is social cleansing?

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Removal of less desirable social class from an area.

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How much of an increase in property value did Newham see after the new development?

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20.8%

23
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What are the perceptions of stratford today?

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Diverse
Tourists
Split affluent areas and deprived areas

Stratford is losing its roots as the original populations moves away - white flight?

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How has population fluctuated over the last 200yrs

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Started with v low pop. Bur industrialisation = over 400,000 ppl during 1921

Deindustrialisation = pop halved

Regeneration has seen increase in pop in 2001

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What is predominant ethnicity of Newham demographic?

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Asian/ asian British.

43%

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What is the percentage of white British people in the Newham

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29%

27
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Percentage of black/ black british pop in Newham

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20%

28
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What different techniques for data representation can be used to show changing demographic and cultural characteristics in Stratford?

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  • Bar chart = changing population.
  • Pie chart = ethnic and religious demographic
  • choropleth map = show percentage of newcomers to an area in the last 2 yrs.
  • line graph = average household income in newham stratford and london = compare.
29
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what ranking does Newham have for crime rate in London?

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4th highest

30
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between 2009 and 2010 what was the percentage increase in gun crime?

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52%

31
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what was the percentage of Newham residence that live areas that are amongst the 5th most deprived area in england

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86%

32
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Newham has had the ………… …….. ……… in the country for several years (2010

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highest birth rate

33
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what was the general health of people in Newham

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poor health and life expectancy is lower than the national average.

34
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relocation

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people rehoused from tower blocks and carpenters estate in E25 area.
health risk from asbestos
or social clensing

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polarisation

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new developments create to separate worlds in a neighbourhood.
the existing population in the centre surrounded by new developments and wealthy people

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privatisation

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new developments focused on private spaces
private property developers want to sell at the highest prices.
causing a socio-economic divide.

37
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fragmentation

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polarisation and privatisation lead to a loss of community and sense of place.

38
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Newham council see the regeneration as an opportunity to …

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improve, transform and revitalise the area

39
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what fraction of residence are payed below the London living wage?

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1/3

40
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slogan for the regeneration

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a place people will want to live work and play.