Theme 1
Theme 1 mindmap
- Created by: Matt Ball
- Created on: 20-02-14 13:46
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- Theme 1 - Geography
- Quality of life and standard if living
- Quality of Life = the happiness, well-being and satisfaction of a person
- Standard of living = influences on the lives of people that can be measured
- Access to housing
- Housing tenure = the legal and financial arrangements by which people live in their housing
- Privately rented
- Squatter housing
- Owner occupied
- Social housing
- Fewer young people are entering the housing market which means that...
- Its difficult to change to a larger house
- It reduces overall house prices
- It prevents sale of housing after the death of the owner
- Housing tenure = the legal and financial arrangements by which people live in their housing
- UK housing patterns
- CBD, Cost = high, Housing types = apartments, Ownership = privately rented or owner occupied
- Inner City, Cost = low, Housing types = old terranced blocks andhigh rise flats and modern town houses, Ownership = owner occupied and council rented and privately rented
- Inner Suburbs, Cost = medium, Housing types = dethatched and semi-detached
- Outer Suburbs, Cost = high and low, Housing types = large detached and high rise flats, Ownership = owner occupied and council rented
- Access to services
- Catchment area = the area from which a shop attracts its customers
- Range = the furthest distance a customer is willing to travel to that particular store
- Threshold population = the number of customers below which a shop will not make a big enough profit to stay openm
- Migrations
- Urban to rural migration
- Air pollution
- Fear of crime
- Congested roads
- Reasons for migration
- Money
- Danger
- Quality of life/standard of living
- Urban to rural migration
- Planning issues in built environments
- National -} Regional -} local -} stakeholders
- Nottingham Tram Network
- Creating and sustaining rural communities
- Honeypot Site = a place of special interest that attracts many tourists and is often congested at peak times
- National parks were first set up in England in 1951
- To conserve and enhance the natural beauty, wildlife and cultural heritage of the National Park
- To promote opportunities for public enjoyment and understanding of the special qualities of the National Park
- To foster the economic and social well-being of communities living within the National Park
- Quality of life and standard if living
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