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| In the Burgess model, where is Cross Heath? |
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| Type of housing that dominates Cross Heath (e.g. semi-detached, detached, etc) |
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| What are the houses like in Cross Heath? |
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-Small back gardens
-Up to 3 bderooms |
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| Average house price in Cross Heath |
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| Access to housing in Cross Heath |
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-50% owner occupied
-43% social housing
-4% private renting |
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| Relative QOL in Cross Heath |
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| Percentage of long term illness in Cross Heath |
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| Age range that dominates Cross Heath |
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| Relative income in Cross Heath |
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| In the Burgess model, where is Westlands? |
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| Type of housing that dominates Westlands (e.g. semi-detached, detached, etc) |
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| Average house price in Westlands |
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| Access to housing in Westlands |
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-86% owner occupied
-12% social housing
-2% private renting |
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| What are the houses like in Westlands? |
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-Good sized back gardens
-3 to 5 bedrooms |
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| Relative QOL in Westlands |
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| Relative percent long term illness in Westlands |
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| Age range that dominates Westlands |
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| Relative income in Westlands |
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| In the Burgess model, what is Loggerheads? |
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| Type of housing that dominates Loggerheads (e.g. semi-detached, detached, etc) |
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| What are the houses like in Loggerheads? |
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-Very big gardens
-4 or more bedrooms |
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| Average house price in Loggerheads |
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| Access to housing in Loggerheads |
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-82% owner occupied
-13% social housing
-5% private renting |
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| Relative QOL in Loggerheads |
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| Age range that dominates Loggerheads |
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| Relative income in Loggerheads |
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RETAIL PROVISION IN LONDON
1850 |
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| First shops open selling food items during the industrial revolution. |
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RETAIL PROVISION IN LONDON
1875 |
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| Groups of shops open along the main route in town. |
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RETAIL PROVISION IN LONDON
1900 |
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| Rows of shops open in residential areas to cater for the large number of residents. |
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RETAIL PROVISION IN LONDON
2000 |
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| Many large supermarkets open selling food, clothes,etc. |
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RETAIL PROVISION IN LONDON
21st century |
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| Shopping centres take advantage of large population who shop as a day out. |
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RETAIL PROVISION IN LONDON
Future |
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| More shopping centres are planned around London. |
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Term
| Badminton centres are located (Barcelona) in which suburbs? |
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Definition
-Richer suburbs, Les Courts
-Few in poorer, denser suburbs - none in Ciutat Vella . |
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| Youth clubs are located (Barcelona) in which suburbs? |
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-Poorer suburbs, Nou Barris to steer youth away from crime
-Few in more affluent suburbs e.g. Les Corts |
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Term
| Number of people who migrated from Limpopo to gauteng in 2005 |
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| Limpopo is situated in the North East of South Africa |
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| Gauteng is South of Limpopo and borders the provinces of Limpopo, Free State, Mpumalanga and North West |
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| Limpopo to Gauteng Push Factors |
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| Lack of money, poor job opportunities, small houses, no electricity, low QOL |
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| Limpopo to Gauteng Pull Factors |
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Definition
| More money, good job opportunities, good QOL, electricity, better schooling, better healthcare, more access to services |
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| Age and gender of those most likely to migrate from Limpopo to Gauteng |
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| When people migrate to urban areas when job opportunities are low and and return at busier times, e.g. harvest |
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-If migration is circulatory, new skills and knowledge are brought back which could create jobs.
-Remittances mean income rises
-More money for food/health/education |
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-Less farmers leads to a food shortage
-Children, women and elderly forced to do manual labour.
-HIV spreads if migration is circulatory
-Typical household income falls
-Population decreases as birth rate falls
-Brain drain - loss of most skilled workers |
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Term
| Number of new homes to be built in Suffolk |
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| Reasons for new homes to be built in Suffolk |
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Definition
There is a housing shortage due to:
-People living longer
-An increase in people living alone
-People migrating to the South East |
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| Felixstowe is located in the South East of mid-Suffolk, North East of Ipswich and is in the East of England |
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FELIXSTOWE BUILDING DILEMMAS
S.T.A.G. |
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Definition
Save Trimley Against Growth are against the build because:
-Loss of village lifestyle
-Suffer 20 years of building chaos
-Fears of traffic, roadworks, and increase in tax
-Decrease in property value |
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FELIXSTOWE BUILDING DILEMMAS
Owner of the rifle range |
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Definition
| Might be happy or sad depending on how well business is going |
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FELIXSTOWE BUILDING DILEMMAS
Farmers |
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Definition
| Might be happy or sad depending on how well business is going |
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FELIXSTOWE BUILDING DILEMMAS
Golf enthusiasts |
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Definition
| Against because they will have to travel further to play golf. |
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FELIXSTOWE BUILDING DILEMMAS
Commuters |
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Definition
| Against because of rush-hour traffic and roadworks. |
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FELIXSTOWE BUILDING DILEMMAS
S.F.C. |
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Definition
Save Felixstowe Countryside are against because
-Urban Sprawl
-Loss of high quality rural landscape
-Loss of barrier between Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and town
-Light pollution from buildings will disturb wildlife
-Noise pollution
-Loss of grade 2 agricultural land for self-sufficiency in vegetation. |
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FELIXSTOWE BUILDING DILEMMAS
Headteachers |
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Definition
Headteachers against because:
-Overloading of classrooms
-Paperwork for admissions |
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FELIXSTOWE BUILDING DILEMMAS
NIMBY |
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Term
| Location of Ynyslas Nature Reserve |
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| Ynyslas Nature Reserve is situated in the West of Wales on the Dyfi estuary. |
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YNYSLAS NATURE RESERVE
Dog Walker |
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Definition
| Fouling - non biodegradable excretions look and smell bad. |
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YNYSLAS NATURE RESERVE
Picnicker |
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YNYSLAS NATURE RESERVE
Walker |
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Definition
| Trampling causes blow-outs |
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YNYSLAS NATURE RESERVE
Family outing |
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YNYSLAS NATURE RESERVE
Appreciate landscape |
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Definition
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YNYSLAS NATURE RESERVE
Relax |
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YNYSLAS NATURE RESERVE
Management strategies |
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Definition
-Employed wardens to prevent litter
-Posts on beach to prevent cars to prevent blowouts
-Wooden boardwalks built on the dunes to prevent blowouts
-Wind traps created with branches and wire to trap sand and prevent blowouts
-Planted marram grass on the dunes to prevent blowouts
-Fenced off areas to prevent trampling and blowouts
-Removed fences as new vulnerable sites emerged
-Removed litter bins to prevent overflowing of bins and encourage people to take litter home
-Fenced off shingled areas to protect nesting areas
-Rabbit proof fence erected to prevent rabbits escaping onto golf course
-Banned dog walking in summer so less non-biodegradable escrement |
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