Geography- Regeneration (case studies)

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What’s an example of sports led regeneration?

2012 Olympic Games in London- Stratford basically

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Why was regeneration needs in East London

It was a heavily contaminated area with deprivation and unemployment and derelict land.

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What was the strategy to regenerate east London

By hosting the Olympic Games in that area by building the stadium there and having transport improvement and housing + business investment.

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How big was the Olympic park made?

2.5km²

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Facts about Olympic Park?

Had 10,000 houses built

Costed £9 billion in investment.

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Why was Olympic Park regeneration seen as a bad thing?

Gentrification and local residents felt excluded from the benefits of the park.

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What is gentrification?

Having richer individuals invest and live there so housing costs go up.

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What’s an example of rural diversification?

Form shops and diversification in Devon and Yorkshire

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Why did Devon and Yorkshire need rural diversification?

Supermarkets caused farms to fail as agriculture became decreasingly profitable.

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What was the strategy to rural diversification?

Farmers diversify to have shops, cafes, glamping sites, holiday accommodation

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Facts about rural diversification?

Farm diversification contributed to an annual £740 million to the UK agricultural economy.

65% of UK farms have some form of diversification (around that percent)

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What is the POTENTIAL issue with rural diversification?

Increases house prices

More seasonal jobs instead of permanent

Traffic increase

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What’s an example of tourism-led regeneration?

Plymouth

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Why was tourism-led regeneration needed?

Dockyard employment in the town had declined as industry was restructured after the 1980s caused an economic decline and higher unemployment.

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What strategies were used for tourism-led regeneration?

Waterfront regeneration

Marina development

Heritage tourism

Retail Redevelopment

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Facts about tourism-led regeneration in Plymouth?

Unemployment in 2014- 7% (above UK average)

Plymouth GVA (gross value added) in 2013- £5.17 billion

26.2% of residents were among England’s most deprived

Major regeneration included Royal William Yard and Barbican Waterfront Redevelopment.

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Example of culture-led regeneration?

Glasgow

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Why was culture-led regeneration needed?

Deindustrialisation and collapse of shipbuilding in 1970s - 1980s

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Strategies for culture-led regeneration?

Art investment

Museum events

cultural city rebrand

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Facts about culture-led regeneration?

European city of 1990

Tourism increased during 90s

Glasgow went from “declining industrial city” to cultural centre

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What is an example of conservation led regeneration?

Kielder Water & Forest Park

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Why was conservation led regeneration needed?

The area was remote & rural so suffered from limited economic opportunities and outward migration

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Strategies for conservation led regeneration?

Dark Sky Park designation

ecotourism

environmental conservation

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Facts about the conservation led regeneration?

- Became Europe’s largest protected Dark Sky Park in 2013

- Covers over 572 square miles

-Tourism linked to stargazing increased visitor numbers significantly