Part 5: London - challenges and opportunities Flashcards
(40 cards)
- Why did East London decline?
a. The docks closed down
- What is deindustrialisation?
a. When factories and docks close
- How many people in London worked in factories and docks in 1971?
a. 30%
- How many people in London worked in factories and docks in 2001?
a. 7.5%
- How many people were unemployed in East London after the docks closed?
a. 60%
- What is depopulation?
a. When the population of a place decreases
- How many people left London because they lost their jobs?
a. 500,000
- What is dereliction?
a. When buildings are left empty and are vandalised
- What are suburbs?
a. The edge of the city
- What is suburbanisation?
a. When people move to the suburbs
- Why can people move to the suburbs?
a. Better transport e.g. the underground
- How many people moved out of London between 1951 and 1981?
a. 1.5 million people
- What is decentralisation?
a. When businesses move to the edge of the city
- What are shops built when they decentralise?
a. Out of town shopping centres e.g. Bluewater
b. Retail Parks
- Where do offices go when they decentralise?
a. Business parks
- What is e-commerce?
a. Buying on the internet
- What happens to shops in the central business district and inner suburbs when there is decentralisation?
a. Close
- What happens to shops in the central business district and inner suburbs when people shop online more?
a. Close
- Where have shops moved back into the centre of London?
a. Westfield
- What is urban sprawl?
a. When a city takes up more space
- Has London taken up more space?
a. Yes
- What is counter-urbanisation?
a. When people move just outside London e.g. Hertfordshire
- What is suburbanisation
a. When people move to the edge of London e.g. Barnet
- How many children did the average family have in 1961?
a. 3