Diverse Places Flashcards
(101 cards)
1
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What percentage increase did Milton Keynes experience in population over two decades?
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55%
Milton Keynes acts as a commuter hub and collects spillover from London.
2
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What is the median age of the population in Milton Keynes?
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35 years old
This reflects the younger demographic in areas of rapid growth.
3
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What has been the population change in Copeland, Cumbria since 2003?
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Population decline of 3000
Copeland is located in the north west of England and is one hour from the nearest largest city.
4
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What percentage of the population in Copeland is aged 65 and older?
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Over 25%
This indicates an aging population in an area experiencing decline.
5
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Fill in the blank: Milton Keynes is a _______ hub.
A
commuter
This facilitates rapid population growth due to its proximity to London.
6
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True or False: Milton Keynes has experienced a population decline.
A
False
Milton Keynes has experienced rapid growth, unlike Copeland.
7
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What is a contributing factor to the population decline in Copeland?
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Distance from the nearest largest city
Copeland is one hour away from the nearest larger urban area.
8
Q
What is the median age of the UK?
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40
9
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What percentage of females is in Eastbourne?
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52%
10
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What percentage of women is in Manchester?
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49%
11
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What percentage of London is of non-white ethnicity?
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46%
12
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What is the percentage of non-white ethnicity in Northumberland?
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2.1%
13
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What is the median age in Oxford and why?
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29 years due to university students
14
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What percentage of Bradford’s population is Pakistani?
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25%
15
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What social phenomenon is occurring in Bradford?
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Social clustering
16
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Why were migrants recruited to Bradford?
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To work in textile mills
17
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What types of infrastructure developed in Bradford due to migration?
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- Mosques
- Islamic schools
18
Q
What is South Hall in London known as?
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Little India
19
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What percentage of Asian heritage is in some areas of South Hall?
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Over 75%
20
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How many Polish nationals have moved to the UK since 2004?
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Over 800,000
21
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How many Indians have moved to the UAE?
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Over 3.5 million
22
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What organization works in over 130 countries to support refugees?
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The United Nations
The UN has helped settle 6 million refugees from Syria in various countries.
23
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Which countries have received a significant number of Syrian refugees?
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Germany and Canada
These countries are notable examples of where Syrian refugees have been settled.
24
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What is the employment impact of Amazon’s warehouses in Germany and Poland?
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Employs many people from Romania
This highlights the cross-border employment opportunities within the EU.
25
What does the EU allow regarding movement of people?
Free movement
## Footnote
This facilitates migration and employment across member states.
26
What percentage of residents in Peterborough, UK, are born in Eastern Europe?
One in 10 residents
## Footnote
This statistic illustrates the demographic impact of Eastern European migration.
27
What is the crime rate in London per 1000 people?
100 crimes per 1000 people
## Footnote
This figure provides insight into the safety of the city.
28
How many knife offences were recorded in London in 2022?
13,000 knife offences
## Footnote
A significant number indicating a specific type of crime issue in the city.
29
What percentage of knife offences in London were committed by individuals under 25 years old?
40%
## Footnote
This statistic sheds light on the youth involvement in violent crime.
30
In what year did London breach legal air pollution limits?
2025
## Footnote
This indicates ongoing environmental challenges in urban areas.
31
How many premature deaths annually are caused by pollution in London?
4000 premature deaths
## Footnote
This highlights the serious health impacts of air pollution.
32
What percentage of London's population is under 30?
40%
## Footnote
This demographic detail can influence city planning and services.
33
What was the crime rate in North Yorkshire in 2023?
55 crimes per 1000 people
## Footnote
This statistic highlights the level of crime in a specific area.
34
What factor contributes to the underreporting of crime in rural areas?
Lack of police presence
## Footnote
This can lead to slower police response times, which are reported to be 40% slower than in urban areas.
35
What percentage of rivers in Norfolk fail water quality tests?
60%
## Footnote
This failure is attributed to farmer fertilizer usage.
36
What percentage of people in England consider access to green space important for their well-being?
80%
## Footnote
Green spaces are associated with improved mental health and quality of life.
37
How many visitors does the Lake District receive annually?
15 million
## Footnote
This indicates the area's popularity as a tourist destination.
38
What percentage of UK adults feel that rural areas are safer and calmer than cities?
60%
## Footnote
This perception influences people's views on rural versus urban living.
39
What is the percentage of the Asian population in Wingrove?
40%
## Footnote
This demographic detail provides insight into the diversity of the area.
40
What is the average age of residents in Wingrove?
34.9
## Footnote
This statistic gives a sense of the age distribution in the community.
41
What is the gender distribution in Wingrove?
50.4% male, 49.6% female
## Footnote
This shows a relatively balanced gender ratio.
42
What is the total population of Wingrove?
11,600
## Footnote
This figure indicates the size of the community.
43
How many primary and high schools are there in Wingrove?
3 primary schools, 3 high schools
## Footnote
This reflects the educational infrastructure available in the area.
44
How many medical centres are in Wingrove?
3 medical centres
## Footnote
This indicates the healthcare access in the community.
45
What is the percentage of the white population in Llanmadoc?
98.7%
## Footnote
This highlights the lack of ethnic diversity in the area.
46
What is the average age of residents in Llanmadoc?
47.5
## Footnote
This statistic provides insight into the age demographics of the community.
47
What is the gender distribution in Llanmadoc?
48.1% males, 51.9% females
## Footnote
This shows a slight female majority in the population.
48
What is the total population of Llanmadoc?
882
## Footnote
This figure indicates the size of the community.
49
How many primary and high schools are there in Llanmadoc?
2 primary schools, 1 high school
## Footnote
This reflects the educational facilities available in the area.
50
How many medical centres are in Llanmadoc?
4 medical centres
## Footnote
This indicates the healthcare access in the community.
51
What percentage of Cornwall now has fast broadband?
95%
## Footnote
Fast broadband is essential for economic growth and connectivity.
52
What is the crime rate in Cornwall?
54 crimes per 1000 people
## Footnote
Understanding crime rates can provide insights into community safety.
53
How many jobs were created by superfast broadband in Cornwall?
2000 jobs
## Footnote
This highlights the economic impact of technological improvements.
54
What is the annual income generated from superfast broadband in Cornwall?
£200 million
## Footnote
This income contributes significantly to the local economy.
55
What does the Watergate Bay project include?
A sport Academy
## Footnote
The academy is open all year and employs 60 people.
56
What type of program does Jamie Oliver run to help disadvantaged young people?
A training program
## Footnote
The program addresses issues of poverty among young people.
57
How much investment did the combined universities in Cornwall receive?
£100 million
## Footnote
This partnership involved four universities and aimed to create jobs and prevent brain drain.
58
How many jobs were created by the combined universities' investment in Cornwall?
4000 jobs
## Footnote
This investment also contributed to the local economy.
59
How much did the investment contribute to the Falmouth economy?
£60 million
## Footnote
This was due to increased spending in local bars and restaurants.
60
How much revenue did the Eden Project generate?
£2 billion
## Footnote
The Eden Project is a major tourist attraction and economic driver.
61
How many people does the Eden Project employ?
650 people
## Footnote
A significant portion of the staff were previously unemployed.
62
How many visitors did the Eden Project receive in its first year?
2 million visitors
## Footnote
The project's popularity has a seasonal aspect, with 80% of tourists visiting in summer.
63
What does the wave hub do?
Uses the sea to generate electricity
## Footnote
This initiative is expected to earn £70 million over 25 years.
64
What are the maintenance requirements for the wave hub?
High maintenance
## Footnote
Sustainability and maintenance are key considerations for renewable energy projects.
65
What happened to the steel works in Redcar in 2015?
Closed, causing 2200 jobs to be lost
## Footnote
This event contributed to ongoing deprivation in the area.
66
Where does Redcar rank in terms of deprivation in England?
Among the top 20% most deprived areas
## Footnote
Economic challenges can persist long after major job losses.
67
What percentage of pupils started school unable to speak English in Slough in 2017?
50%
## Footnote
This statistic highlights the language barrier faced by students in the area.
68
What percentage of pupils in Slough are from Poland?
52%
## Footnote
Indicates a significant Polish community presence in the town.
69
What action was taken to save a school from closing down?
Saved school from closing down
## Footnote
Specific details on the measures taken are not provided.
70
What misconceptions exist about the Polish community in Slough?
Misconceptions about Polish community
## Footnote
These misconceptions contribute to social tensions.
71
How many languages are spoken in Slough?
150 languages
## Footnote
Reflects the town's diversity and multiculturalism.
72
What percentage of Slough voters supported Brexit?
54%
## Footnote
Indicates a majority opinion on leaving the EU.
73
What perception exists regarding job loss in Slough?
"People losing jobs"
## Footnote
This perception is often linked to immigration.
74
What phrases describe the sentiment towards the number of Polish and Indian residents?
"Too many Polish/Indian"
## Footnote
Illustrates local sentiments on immigration.
75
What is the average weekly wage mentioned for economic success in Slough?
£558 p/w
## Footnote
Reflects economic conditions in the area.
76
What do businesses in Slough rely on from their workers?
Work ethic and 'friends'
## Footnote
Indicates a community-oriented workforce.
77
What phenomenon is referred to as 'white flight'?
White flight
## Footnote
Refers to the migration of white residents from diverse communities.
78
What issue is highlighted by ignorance in the context of Slough?
Lack of respect
## Footnote
This ignorance can exacerbate social tensions.
79
What percentage of pupils started school unable to speak English in Slough in 2017?
50%
## Footnote
This statistic highlights the language barrier faced by students in the area.
80
What percentage of pupils in Slough are from Poland?
52%
## Footnote
Indicates a significant Polish community presence in the town.
81
What action was taken to save a school from closing down?
Saved school from closing down
## Footnote
Specific details on the measures taken are not provided.
82
What misconceptions exist about the Polish community in Slough?
Misconceptions about Polish community
## Footnote
These misconceptions contribute to social tensions.
83
How many languages are spoken in Slough?
150 languages
## Footnote
Reflects the town's diversity and multiculturalism.
84
What percentage of Slough voters supported Brexit?
54%
## Footnote
Indicates a majority opinion on leaving the EU.
85
What perception exists regarding job loss in Slough?
"People losing jobs"
## Footnote
This perception is often linked to immigration.
86
What phrases describe the sentiment towards the number of Polish and Indian residents?
"Too many Polish/Indian"
## Footnote
Illustrates local sentiments on immigration.
87
What is the average weekly wage mentioned for economic success in Slough?
£558 p/w
## Footnote
Reflects economic conditions in the area.
88
What do businesses in Slough rely on from their workers?
Work ethic and 'friends'
## Footnote
Indicates a community-oriented workforce.
89
What phenomenon is referred to as 'white flight'?
White flight
## Footnote
Refers to the migration of white residents from diverse communities.
90
What issue is highlighted by ignorance in the context of Slough?
Lack of respect
## Footnote
This ignorance can exacerbate social tensions.
91
What is the primary focus of the council strategy?
Creating jobs, training solutions, and partnerships
## Footnote
This includes building constructive partnerships with local organisations and engaging businesses.
92
How many visitors were welcomed by the council?
15,536 visitors
## Footnote
This engagement included interactions with over 400 local businesses.
93
What is the purpose of the events delivered by the council?
Help local people get jobs, develop new skills, and start or grow businesses
## Footnote
These events also provide information about the world of work.
94
How many training and development interventions were enhanced for unemployed residents?
4,601 interventions
## Footnote
This shows the commitment to improving skills in the community.
95
How many young people engaged directly with business professionals?
15,537 young people
## Footnote
This engagement aimed to improve career awareness and raise aspirations.
96
What was the contribution of the council towards new company start-ups?
Creation of over 40 new company start-ups
## Footnote
This reflects the council's support for local entrepreneurship.
97
How many local business professionals were supported through workforce development?
2,483 local business professionals
## Footnote
Support included networking and recruitment services.
98
What is one method the council is using to invest in housing?
Transforming small disused sites (brownfield) into attractive homes
## Footnote
This approach aims to provide more council/social housing to residents.
99
How many phases of new council home developments are mentioned?
Four phases
## Footnote
Each phase had a different number of homes built: Phase 1 - 6, Phase 2 - 16, Phase 3 - 25, Phase 4 - 36.
100
What was included in Phase 4 of the housing development?
A replacement Working Men's Club
## Footnote
This was done to ensure community spirit and cohesion.
101
What positive effect does transforming unused sites have?
It helps to reduce potential anti-social behaviour
## Footnote
By creating attractive homes and community spaces.
