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Twenty Questions

Rebranding

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1. What does rebranding mean? Is the way or ways in which a

place is redeveloped & marketed so that it gains a new identity. It can then attract new investors & visitors

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2. What is a post-industrial economy?

Industry has declined resulting in unemployment and new tertiary industries are created – knowledge, banking & finance and tourism.

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3. What is a brownfield site?

An area of derelict land available for regeneration eg Western Riverside, Bristol Harbourside.

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4. Why did the London Docklands need regeneration?

The docks had closed Ships were too big Containers used Tilbury &

Folkestone 60% of adult men were

unemployed Docks were a derelict site.

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5. Name 3 cities that needed regeneration in the 1980’s

Liverpool Manchester Leeds Bristol Glasgow Cardiff Newcastle

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6. What transport improvements were made in the London Docklands?

Jubilee line extended Docklands Light Railway New road links London City Airport

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7. Who are the key players involved in regeneration?

Landowners Designers Investors Local authorities Local people Governments

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8. What happened on 6th July 2005?

IOC announced that London had won the did to host the 2012 Olympics

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9. Give three benefits of the 2012 Olympics

Jobs New sports facilities Improved environment Better transport Affordable housing

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10. What is economic leakage?

When money earned in one location leaks or is spent in another location

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11. What is a transport hub?

Several transport links converge in one location

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12. What is a negative multiplier?

This means a downward spiral, or cycle, where economic conditions prevent growth

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13. What makes a sustainable development?

Use existing facilities Brownfield land Financially solvent Use solar power and recycle water Involve local people Protect habitats Accessible by public transport Create longterm jobs.

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14. Why did Manchester need reimaging?

Economic decline in the 1980’s Derelict land Poor housing High unemployment Declining economy Poor image

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15. What strategies were used to reimage Manchester?

Music Television & media Retailing Sport Culture Transport

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16. What are the problems in Walton on the Naze?

Ageing population Live on pensions Few restaurants Migration away Little well paid work Lack of entertainment

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17. Why is Cornwall in crisis?

One of Europe's most deprived areas Low wages – lowest weekly wage in Britain Decline in the rural economy Lack of rural services Lack of jobs Post-production countryside Seasonal and part time jobs Leakage

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18. What is the core & periphery?

Core – where most wealth is produced

Periphery – remote rural areas.

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19. The Index of Multiple Deprivation is used by the government, what are the 7 measures used?

Crime Education Health Environment Housing Income Unemployment

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20. Name Five flagship projects used to rebrand.

Eden Project Lowry Centre Trafford Centre South gate Shopping Centre Cabot's Circus @Bristol Fifteen