changing places case studies

• Liverpool was a UNESCO World Heritage Site from 2004 to 2017
• Liverpool has a predominantly young population with a median age of 35.
• How much economic boost did Liverpool ONE provide to the city?

  £1.1 billion
• Steps in the regeneration of Albert Dock

  1️⃣ Derelict warehouses

  2️⃣ Conversion to cultural attractions

  3️⃣ Creation of maritime museum

  4️⃣ Addition of retail and restaurants
• Gentrification in Liverpool has led to some locals being priced out
• Mumbai is the capital of Maharashtra.
• What is the GDP of Mumbai as mentioned in the study material?

  £310 billion
• Over 1 million people live in the slum of Dharavi
• Mumbai has a literacy rate of 90%.
• What is the population of York according to the study material?

  210,000
• York was classified as a potential clone town by the New Economics Foundation (NEF) in a survey
• Totnes, Devon, is known for having 90% independent businesses.
• How much did Coin Street Community Builders (CSCB) pay for 13 acres of land in London?

  £1 million
• The Coin Street project maintained affordability in central London.
• What was the purpose of the 'See Weston' campaign in Weston-super-Mare?

  Cultural revival
• Pembrokeshire heritage posters were designed to attract tourists to areas outside of London
• Match the placemarketing example with its success:

  Pembrokeshire posters ↔️ 4.2 million visitors/year

  See Weston campaign ↔️ Increased summer tourism