Partnership Schemes - Hulme redevelopment 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? GeographyCase studiesRural and urban challenges and regenerationA2/A-levelAQA Created by: IsabelleBryantCreated on: 31-05-16 15:06 What was Hulme created for? Home to industrial workers of Manchester in 1900s, become over crowded and poor quality homes and industry declined 1 of 16 When was the first attempt to redevelop Hulme? 1960s 2 of 16 Why was this attempt at regeneration unsuccessful? How homes built were of a poor quality and left people isolated and still unemployed. 3 of 16 What does HCCP stand for? Hulme City Challenge Partnership 4 of 16 What is HCCP? A regeneration programme between Manchester Council and private investment. Included involvement of local people and therefore met their needs. 5 of 16 how much did the regeneration cost? £37.5million 6 of 16 what were the aims of the scheme? create a strong sense of community, build a mix of housing, shops, and businesses, improves transport connections to city and quality of environment. 7 of 16 What is the Zion Centre? Arts and community centre running projects for locals 8 of 16 What is Birley Fields A business park created to encourage private investment 9 of 16 What other improvements were made? Tower blocks were demolished and the shopping centre was refurbished to improve the range of shops and create jobs. 10 of 16 How much did unemployment fall by? 32%-6% 1992-2010 11 of 16 How much did the population increase by? 3.3% higher than manchester av. of 0.2% 12 of 16 What was the total amount of investment into Hulme? £400 million 13 of 16 What % of housing was social housing? 47.5% - still high compared to manchester av. 14 of 16 Did crime rates and education levels improve? yes, but still remained behind manchester av. 15 of 16 What was there result of new jobs introduced into the area? New professionals move in, boosting house prices (gentrification) but this made the are unaffordable to original residents. 16 of 16
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