Cards (27)

  • What do governments and councils aim to improve in the UK?
    Quality of life, standard of living, life chances
  • What is the difference between redevelopment and modernizing an area?
    Redevelopment completely changes an area
  • What is the term for improving an area while keeping it fundamentally the same?
    Gentrification
  • What are some benefits of gentrification?
    Reduces crime, encourages business and spending
  • Why are gentrification projects important in tourist areas?
    Tourists prefer attractive and well-cared-for places
  • What was the enquiry question regarding Skegness?
    Has the gentrification at the clock tower area been effective?
  • What did the survey commissioned by the Council of Skegness focus on?
    Tourists' attitudes towards Skegness
  • How much business did tourism account for in Skegness?
    £699 million
  • What were some key findings from the tourist survey?
    Area needed modernizing, more bins, benches
  • What percentage of the council's budget was spent on gentrifying the area?
    10%
  • What methodology was used to assess the clock tower area?
    Pedestrian surveys, EQIs, questionnaires
  • What equipment was used during the fieldwork?
    Timer, clipboard
  • Why did the team stay in groups while approaching the public?
    To ensure safety at all times
  • What was the primary finding regarding pedestrian counts in the clock tower area?
    It was busier than non-gentrified areas
  • What did the EQI results indicate about the gentrified areas?
    They looked nicer and were well maintained
  • What did the questionnaire results reveal about public opinion on gentrification?
    People preferred the gentrified clock tower area
  • What statistical methods were used in data analysis?
    Mean pedestrian results, mean EQI scores
  • What type of chart was used to present pedestrian counts?
    Bar chart
  • What type of diagram was used for EQI and questionnaire data?
    Radar/rose diagram
  • What was the conclusion regarding the investment in the clock tower area?
    It increased tourists and improved attitudes
  • Why was the council data considered reliable?
    The council wanted to justify spending money
  • What could improve the accuracy of the EQI evaluations?
    Using a less subjective evaluation method
  • Why was the data collected considered worthwhile?
    It helped answer if gentrification was effective
  • What would be a suggested improvement for repeating the test?
    Conducting tests on days with more tourists
  • How does gentrification affect crime rates?
    It can reduce crime rates
  • What is the significance of the £699 million figure?
    It represents tourism's business contribution
  • What factors contributed to the decision to gentrify the clock tower area?
    Tourist feedback and economic potential