Human mock diverse places

Describe the distribution of international migrants across the uk

• Over 3 million immigrants arrived in the UK between the 1940s and the 1970s due to high unemployment in places like in the Caribbean or violence and conflict like in Pakistan

• The majority of migrants settled in major cities with plenty of job opportunities, such as London, Birmingham and Manchester

• The wages were poor, so immigrants could only afford accommodation in the most deprived inner-city areas

• This residential pattern still exists as families (second-generation migrants) tend to live near the first-generation migrants

• The influx of non-white migrants into cities led to rising hostility from the white-working class population, resulting in rioting e.g. the 1958 Notting Hill riots

What is the reason for tension between long term residents and international migrants

Significant migration of people into/within UK has created uneven cultural patterns,

There have been Frequent tensions over diversity of living spaces between long-term residents and recent in migrants

High number of migrants in cities and towns ( London, Manchester, Birmingham , Cardiff, Boston) as migrants find support and safety. there, but this may raise tensions as balance of numbers changes      

Remote areas such as northern Scotland have few in migrants so tension levels may reduced as communities experience little change

Wealthy migrants, for example, Russia bring cash to invest in housing leading to a rise and house prices/rent which is often resented by local people

How does the built environment in urban areas reflect the ethnicity of their residents

Non English signs are representive of characteristics of the ethnicity that populate these areas

Wembley - established in the community, chased by the temple, religious buildings are oppose also representative of the ethnicity of the local ethnicity as a government have recognised Hinduism as a dominating religion in West London development of ethnic enclaves in large city such as Chinatown which embrace different culture shown that there is a large population of agent residents in London central areas

Why are some places more desirable than others

Use of a place or very based on the needs and perceptions

Individual/groups view a place, situation or development differently each possible gradually accumulate mental pictures of reality form by memory imagination and experiences of vital experience and the meaning of the place.

Someone made you a RAW place as an attractive landscape with shelter location, peaceful and quiet with no population and a friendly community

However, there are negatives to normal life such as isolation as it is difficult to meet up with friends in urban areas because it’s such a long drive

Transport little public services for example buses, regular art can be a problem

Future opportunities making young people lost and unheard

People can be attracted to urban areas due to the wide range of employment opportunities range and quality of commercial and social services and the variety of entertainment and leisure activities

However that also negatives such as high living cost of housing, commuting and food, low environmental quality such as atmosperic pollution, noise and light pollution, crime, ethnic diversity  and social isolation ,

How has regional and national influences shaped the demographic characteristics of Grantham

Why do stakeholders in diverse communities use different criteria for measuring the success of managing change

• A stakeholder’s lived experience of a place can affect their judgement on whether strategies have successfully managed the changes to the place, as well as the image of it

• For example, the regeneration of a council estate will involve various stakeholders, who will have different criteria to judge the success of the scheme

Why do urban places have different population growth rates.

Urban places offer more economicc and social opportunities with a wider range of businesses and industries to provide jobs

This leads o urban areas having a younger and more ethnically diverse population with higher proportions of young adults (20-40 years old)

As a result, fertility rates an population growth are higher than rural areas

Explain the changes in cultural characteristics in newham

Evaluate the reasons why changes in land use in diverse places are often controversial

Land use in diverse places can b seen differently by different groups of people depending on their lived experiences and perceptions of places

In ll changing situations there are winners and losers for example building a new place of worship may benefit some locals but may cause tensions with other locals who disprove

Changes to the land use of a place are often caused by competition for space especially in urban areas from different community groups who want to improve their neighbourhood

85.5% of the uk’s population live in urban areas with numbers increasing every year resulting in the expansion of the urban areas to accommodate new housing, services or transport

Explain why different groups of people vary in newham

Evaluate the impact on government decisions on the demographic and cultural characteristics of either urban or rural places

Urban places;

• migration

  • With new economic development, places can attract a younger and more ethically diverse population

  • Some people may welcome this diversity and learn more about the different cultures

  • Other people may not like the chnages in the demographics of the local areas and oppose immigration

  • As urban centers become more crowded, wealthier people move out of these areas

Suggest seasons why perception of living in an inner city area such as in london may vary

• perceptions of living in an inner city vary based on factors like age, ethnicity or income

• Immigrants who have recently arrived in the uk might also find the inner city areas appealing as the houses are cheaper and there is a feeling of safety created by an already established community with a shared language, religion and culture

• Older, retired people may find the inner city areas less appealing as there is less need for them to be clos to the city centere

• They could have negative perceptions due to the high crime rates and levels of air polluion

• Instead they would probably prefer a quieter area with more open space like the suburbs

Why do people have different opinions about rural living spaces

The Rual idyll

• rural places are perched as an ideal place to live due to:

  • the natural landscapes

  • Old grandson al cottages

  • A peaceful life

  • Strong sense of community

  • Low crime rates

• This is reinforced by media representation:

  • to programmes like emmerdale are set in attractive countryside locations

• Some people can perceive rural places as undesirable use to

  • remoteness

  • Limited social opportunites

  • Limited services

  • High transport costs

How has international migration had an impact on the population in newham