S&P L7-9 (UK GOVT)
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- Created on: 18-03-19 12:27
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- UK Government
- Pensions
- The point at which people can draw their state pension is rising.
- Some of the poorest members of society are those who rely on the state pension.
- Disproportionate number of these people living in inner cities which contributes to high levels of multiple deprivation in these areas.
- Large numbers of people retiring now have occupational pensions, own their own homes outright and have benefited from increase in house values.
- Healthcare
- Provision of healthcare varies - inner cities and rural areas may be short of GPs.
- Language and cultural barriers and the role of women has been obstacles to recently arrived migrants.
- Literature is produced in many languages to educate and inform.
- The NHS is 'free at the point of delivery' - people pay the NHS through the taxation system.
- Rural services
- Support of rural areas in planing is the key settlement policy.
- As personal mobility has improved, rural residents no longer have to rely on the nearest services.
- Education, healthcare, employment and housing have been concentrated in large villages and small towns.
- Combine trips for employment and shopping and access a range of services in retail parks on the outskirts of town.
- Pensions
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