Telford Flashcards

1
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Population

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2021 186,000

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2
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Population density in Telford

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Over 80%

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3
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% increase in population

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11.4% from 2011, 35.7% of 65+ (second highest rate in any UK borough)

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4
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What % disabled

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20% higher than English rate

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5
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What % live in 20% most deprived nationally

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25%

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6
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Female and male life expectancy

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81.9 and 78.2, both worse than rest of England

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7
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How many provide unpaid care

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18,000, 10th highest rate of all UK boroughs

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8
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Location relative to larger towns

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13 miles E of Shrewsbury, 30 miles NW of Birmingham, M54 connects since 1983, hub and spoke mechanism connects healthcare as Birmingham consultancy

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9
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How large

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7803 ha, town put together in 1960s from smaller towns e.g. Dawley, leapfrogging, population pressure

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10
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Industrial sites

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East Shropshire coalfield, “Birthplace of Industry” as coalfield

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11
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Altitude

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On a watershed and Wrekin

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12
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Asthma statistics

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7.2% in Telford, 6.5% nationally

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13
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Ironbridge significance

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On the South boundary, Ironbridge Gorge a scenic tourist area and UNESCO World Heritage Site

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14
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Self harm statistics

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1/10 10-24 hospital admissions, worse than national average

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15
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Health services available

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1 acute hospital (PRH, no A&E), 51 GP surgeries, public health services

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16
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Sutton Hill education deprivation statistics

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In top 5% nationally

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17
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Unemployment statistics

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3.2%, higher than Shropshire, lower than UK

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18
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Unemployment solution

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£250m Southwater Shopping Complex and investment e.g. Ricoh helped

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19
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NEF economic performance grading

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Average 2014-2024

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20
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Mental health and wealth correlation

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Poorest 20% of households 4x more likely to have serious mental health issues than wealthiest

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21
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What fraction of the country have a worsening rank of deprivation

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2/3 since 2015

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22
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What was the main issue in the Make your Mark UK Youth Parliament Ballot

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Health and wellbeing main issue

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23
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What strategy aims to close the economic inequality gap

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2023-7 Health and Wellbeing Strategy

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24
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Mental health issues

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Few qualified staff and increased waiting times

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25
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Bee U

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Mental health service for those aged 0-25

26
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Effect of COVID

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2x number of people referred to mental health services run by Midlands Partnership NHS Trust

27
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Future in Mind

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For school mental health CPDs

28
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What % of those who completed a course of talking therapy recovered

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50%, issue is access

29
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What % classified as having a mental health issue

30
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Calm Cafes

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For 18+, open 5-8pm Mon-Thu

31
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65+ loneliness stats

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2.7% severely depressed, in part due to crime so 2021 Safe Streets Brookside reduced 54% robberies

32
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What % children aged 4-5 are an unhealthy weight

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25%, least deprived areas e.g. Priorslee having lowest obesity levels

33
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Why is obesity so prevalent in children

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25% don’t believe healthy cooking is an important skill, lack of education, crime, a lack of green space e.g. Brookside, ineffective support e.g. 25% have 5 a day, smoking, alcohol, high fast food chain density e.g. Madeley, 25% less than 30 mins/week, deindustrialisation income and activity, -26.1C

34
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What % adults overweight

35
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Effect of obesity

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14.1% diagnosed hypertension, 1/3 felt discriminated against

36
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What is the obesity mitigation

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2024-9 Healthy Weight Strategy, whole systems approach, 10 by 10, NHS Digital Weight Management Programme, Green Spaces Are Go, Healthy Schools Rating Scheme

37
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How many admitted to hospital with alcohol related conditions

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3700 2015-16

38
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Alcohol response

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Training, healthy Telford information on empty calories, how to use screening tools like FAST

39
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What % smoke (whilst pregnant)

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17%, higher than average

39
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Effect of smoking

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10y life expectancy reduction, more Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy

40
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Programme to stop smoking

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Help Stop Smoking highlights external positive effects of stopping

41
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Drug crisis

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Increases in narcotic abuse and a growing opioid crisis, also fentanyl

42
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Effect of drugs

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Pressure on organisations like Telford Stars, Narcotics Anonymous, etc.

43
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Strategy for ageing well

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Celebrating Later Life builds on existing initiatives

44
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How many older people live alone

45
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What is the gap between pensions and living cost

46
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How many rooms available in care homes, how many need them

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1280, over 30,000

47
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How many aged 65+ affected by income deprivation

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6500, overlaps with POC communities

48
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How many aged 65+ have daily activities very limited

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9000, reflects needs for more long term care

49
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How many young carers, what % from minority ethnic backgrounds

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600, 22.1%, may affect access

49
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What system was created in response to England’s Better Birth Policy

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Local Maternity and Neonatal System

49
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What are the strategies to improve care for the elderly

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Allowing telephone appointments

50
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Start For Life family hubs aim

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To improve development (below average), enhance breastfeeding rates (2/3), support maternal health (17%) under 2023-7 Health and Wellbeing Strategy

51
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Start For Life family hubs services offered

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Triple P initiative, perinatal support, Tots Talking to boost communication

52
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Start For Life family hubs effect

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Positive feedback, 200% registration increase since family hub rebrand

53
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Rates of secondary school suspension compared to nationally

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Higher, leads to poorer health outcomes

54
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Rates of SEND children compared to nationally

55
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Response to SEND children rates

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SEND Working Together Charter

56
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SEND response successes

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Effective early literacy interventions as 2% greater rate of passing phonics screening

57
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SEND response issues

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Rise in demand for special school placements, parents dissatisfied with mental health and ASD support