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Human Geography
Urban Environments
Devonport (2000) New deal for communities - smaller scale
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Why was the
New Deal
for community needed in
Devonport
to regenerate the area? And what was done?
To oversee a
10 year
regeneration (budget
£49 million
). Aimed to tackle various issues like crime, poor health, employment and environmental concerns.
Managed in partnership with
Plymouth City Council
,
Government Office
and
South West Regional Development Agency
What were the positives of the regeneration of
Devonport
?
Secured
£48.7 million
in regeneration funding
Received a
new deal for communities
which aimed to improve
quality of life
by addressing
socal
, economic and
environmental
issues
Transformed former Royal Navy
South Yard
into vibrant, attractive + prosperous area for living and working
Improved housing
Community involvement
What were the negatives of the regeneration of Devonport?
-
Innicifiancy
and
management
issues
Little progress in some cases
Crime rates still high
Still high
unemployment
poor health
and low education achievement
Difficult to address fully
some led to
displacements
of local residents = tension in the community