rural areas

Question 1

Accessible rural areas are __________ because they allow people to ____ there whilst ____ in the ____ (1) and there aren’t enough people living in the ____ of the city to do all the ___ (1).

Answer 1

Accessible rural areas are important because they allow people to live there whilst working in the city (1) and there aren’t enough people living in the centre of the city to do all the jobs (1).

Question 2

____________ rural areas provide important ________ areas (1) that people who live in the city can ____ during their ________ time (1).

Answer 2

Accessible rural areas provide important countryside areas (1) that people who live in the city can visit during their leisure time (1).

Question 3

Cities provide more _______and leisure _________ (1) which are important for accessible rural areas because many ________ have closed there so people ____ on the cities (1)

Answer 3

Cities provide more shops and leisure facilities (1) which are important for accessible rural areas because many services have closed there so people rely on the cities (1)

Question 4

accessible rural areas case study

Answer 4

Exeter linked to London

Question 5

exeter to london
transport connections

Answer 5

exeter is connected to london by the M25 motorway and regular train services making it easy for commuters and businesses to travel between the two cities

Question 6

exeter to london
housing demand

Answer 6

with more affordable housing and a desirable rural lifestyle, Exeter attracts residents who work in London, particularly as house prices rise in the capital

Question 7

exeter to london
economic ties

Answer 7

Exeter serves as a regional hub, with industries like education, technology, and the public sector
the Met Office, based in Exeter, is a key employer, and its connections to london are crucial for weather-related services and government policy

Question 8

explain the pressures accessible rural areas face due to economic and social change
list for pressures

Answer 8

housing demand
strain on local services
loss of local character
economic shifts

Question 9

explain the pressures accessible rural areas face due to economic and social change
housing demand

Answer 9

as more people move from cities (especially london) for affordable housing, property prices in rural areas rise, making it harder for locals to afford homes

Question 10

explain the pressures accessible rural areas face due to economic and social change
strain on local services

Answer 10

the influx of new residents can overwhelm healthcare, education, and public services, especially as rural areas often have fewer resources

Question 11

explain the pressures accessible rural areas face due to economic and social change
loss of local character

Answer 11

the growing wealth from new residents can lead to gentrification, changing the character of rural areas and potentially displacing long-term residents

Question 12

explain the pressures accessible rural areas face due to economic and social change
economic shifts

Answer 12

traditional rural industries like farming face challenges from mechanisation, global competition, lead to job losses and economic decline in some areas

Question 13

two types of rural areas

Answer 13

accessible and inaccessible

Question 14

challenges of inaccessible rural areas case study

Answer 14

cornwall

Question 15

explain the challenges of inaccessible rural areas
list for points

Answer 15

poor transport links
limited job opportunities
ageing population
seasonal tourism pressure

Question 16

explain the challenges of inaccessible rural areas
limited job opportunities

Answer 16

With a lack of diverse industries, many jobs in Cornwall are seasonal, low-paid (e.g., tourism, agriculture), and offer little job security or career advancement.

Question 17

explain the challenges of inaccessible rural areas
ageing population

Answer 17

Many young people move away for work or education, leaving behind an aging population that requires more healthcare services, which are already under pressure.

Question 18

explain the challenges of inaccessible rural areas
seasonal tourism pressure

Answer 18

While tourism is a significant economic driver, it can strain local infrastructure, housing, and services during peak seasons, while leaving the area economically vulnerable during the off-season.

Question 19

explain the solutions for inaccessible rural areas
list for

Answer 19

improved transport links
economic diversification
tourism management
support for the elderly

Question 20

explain the solutions for inaccessible rural areas
(cornwall)
improved transport links

Answer 20

Plans for better road connections and improvements to the A30 to reduce isolation.

Question 21

explain the solutions for inaccessible rural areas
(cornwall)
economic diversification

Answer 21

The Eden Project promotes eco-tourism, and Cornwall’s push for digital industries like the Cornwall & Isles of Scilly Local Enterprise Partnership supports tech growth.

Question 22

explain the solutions for inaccessible rural areas
(cornwall)
tourism management

Answer 22

The “Out of Season” campaign encourages year-round tourism, easing pressure in peak months.

Question 23

explain the solutions for inaccessible rural areas
(cornwall)
support for the elderly

Answer 23

Community programs like Age UK Cornwall help meet the needs of the aging population.

Question 24

The changing rural area creates challenges and opportunities. case study

Answer 24

improving cornwall

Question 25

The changing rural area creates challenges and opportunities. (IMPROVING CORNWALL) case studies

Answer 25

eden project lobb's farm shop superfast broadband

Question 26

The changing rural area creates challenges and opportunities. (IMPROVING CORNWALL) eden project challenge sollution

Answer 26

Challenge: Cornwall faced economic struggles, especially in rural areas with limited job opportunities. Solution: The Eden Project, a world-renowned eco-tourism attraction, opened in 2001, transforming a former clay mine into a vibrant visitor destination. It showcases sustainable living, environmental education, and green technologies.

Question 27

The changing rural area creates challenges and opportunities. (IMPROVING CORNWALL) eden project impact

Answer 27

The Eden Project attracts nearly 1 million visitors annually, creating jobs and boosting the local economy. It has spurred local businesses and tourism, positioning Cornwall as a hub for eco-tourism and sustainability.

Question 28

The changing rural area creates challenges and opportunities. (IMPROVING CORNWALL) lobb's farm shop challenge and solution

Answer 28

Challenge: Traditional farming was not generating enough income for the Lobb family’s 800-acre farm in south Cornwall. Solution: In 2003, the family opened Lobb’s Farm Shop, targeting visitors to the nearby Lost Gardens of Heligan, Cornwall's second-largest tourist attraction. The shop sells farm-produced beef, lamb, vegetables, and local products like Cornish wine and cheese.

Question 29

The changing rural area creates challenges and opportunities. (IMPROVING CORNWALL) lobb's farm shop impact

Answer 29

With £200,000 funding from Objective One and the government, the shop created 14 jobs (with more in the summer) and generated £600,000 in sales within three years. It also includes a visitor centre, environmental initiatives to attract wildlife, and ethical cattle farming, helping diversify the farm's economy.

Question 30

The changing rural area creates challenges and opportunities. (IMPROVING CORNWALL) superfast broadband challenge and solution

Answer 30

Challenge: Rural areas in Cornwall suffered from poor digital infrastructure, limiting access to modern services and remote working opportunities. Solution: Cornwall invested in super-fast broadband to improve connectivity across the county, aiming to bridge the digital divide.

Question 31

The changing rural area creates challenges and opportunities. (IMPROVING CORNWALL) superfast broadband

Answer 31

The initiative has allowed businesses to expand and people to work remotely, attracting young professionals and supporting Cornwall's growing tech sector. Improved broadband access has made Cornwall more attractive for investment and helped rural communities thrive economically.