BRISTOL CITY

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  • LOCATION OF BRISTOL

    WEST OF ENGLAND, LOCATED ON THE RIVER AVON
    WELL CONNECTED - WITH THE M5 MOTORWAY ON THE WEST
  • NATIONAL IMPORATNCE OF BRISTOL
    • THE CENTRE OF AEROSPACE, TECHNOLOGY, BANKING, AND INSURANCE
    • 2 UNIVERSITIES - UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL AND UIVERSITY OF WEST ENGLAND ( UWE )
    • 7TH MOST POPULAR CITY FOR INTERNATIONAL TOURISTS IN THE UK
  • CUREENT POPULATION OF AROUND 700,000
  • NATIONAL CAUSES OF MIGRATION
    • PEOPLE MOVE FROM LONDON AND SOUTH EAST ENGLAND TO BRISTOL AS HOUSE PROCES AND THE COST OF LIVING IS LOWER
  • INTERNATIONAL CAUSES OF MIGRATION
    • LOTS OF MIGRANTS IN BRISTOL COME FROM SOMALIA, JAMACIA , AND INDIA - WHICH WERE PART OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE. THESE PEOPLE WERE BRITISH CITIZENS UNTIL THE COUNTRIES DECLARED INDEPENDANCE
    • MANY POLISH JOINED THE BRITISH ARMED FORCES DURING WW2, AND SETTLED IN THE UK AFTER THE WAR, AS THEIR COUNTRIES WERE UNDER COMMUNIST LEADERSHIP. A LARGE PROPORTION OF THE POLISH SETTLED IN BRISTOL
  • IMPACTS OF NATIONAL MIGRATION
    • THERE ARE CONCERNS THAT HOUSE PRICES WILL RISE DUE TO NATIONAL MIGRATION FROM THE SOUTH EAST. THIS IS AS THERE IS A HIGH DEMAND
    • THERE ARE CONCERNS ABOUT THE 'STUDENTIFICATION' OF OLD BUILDINGS, AS THEY ARE BEING CONVERTED INTO ACCOMODATION FOR THE RISE IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ( THERE WERE 54,000 STUDENTS REGISTERED TO GO TO BRISTOL UNIVERSITIES IN 2017/18 )
  • IMPACTS OF INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION
    • THERE IS NOW A WIDE RANGE OF ETHNIC CUISINES, RESTURANTS AND INTERNATIONAL GROCERY STORES IN BRISTOL
    • BRISTOL CELEBRATES ITS MULTICULTURAL POPULATION WITH EVENTS SUCH AS ST PAULS CARNIVAL
  • OUTLINE WAYS THAT NATIONAL MIGRATION HAS LED TO CHANGE IN THE CHARCTER OF A NAMED UK CITY ( BRISTOL )
    • INCREASES HOUSE PRICES DUE TO INCREASE IN DEMAND
    • LESS GREEN SPACE AS MORE HOUSES BUILT
    • INCREASED TRAFFIC CONGESTION
  • SOCIAL OPPORTUNITIES IN BRISTOL
    • 2 UNIVERSITIES - UWE AND UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL
    • BRISTOL IS CULTURALLY DIVERSE - WITH PEOPLE FROM MORE THAN 187 COUNTRIES
    • METROBUSES RUN AROUND THE CITY
    • WATER BUS ( BOAT ) CONNECTING THE STATION, THE HARBOURSIDE AND THE SHOPPING CENTRE AT BROADMEAD
  • ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITES IN BRISTOL
    • IN MILLENIUM SQUARE THERE IS THE 'WE THE CURIOUS' SCIENCE MUSEUM AND THE AQUARIUM - ATTRACTS TOURISTS
    • HARBOURSIDE REGENERATION CREATED A HUB FOR ENTERTAINMENT, DINING, AND LEISURE, INCLUDING M-SHED AND SS GREAT BRITAIN - CREATING JOBS
    • THE EMPLOYMENT RATE IN BRISTOL IN 2021 WAS 77.1% - THE SECOND HIGHEST IN THE UK - THE SECTORS EMPLOYING THE MOST WERE HEALTH ( 15.2 ) , SCIENCE/TECH ( 12.8 ) AND RETAIL ( 11.7 )
    • MANY TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS SUCH AS AIBUS AND DYSON PROVIDE JOBS
  • ENVIRONMENTAL OPPORTUNITES
    • IN 2015, BRISTOL BECAME THE FIRST CITY IN THE UK TO BE A EUROPEAN GREEN CAPITAL. THE CITY HAS OVER 400 PARKS AND GARDENS
    • THE AVON WILDLIFE TRUST MANAGES OVER 1100 HECTARES OF NATURE RESERVE SITES AROUND BRISTOL
  • CHALLENGES - DECLINE IN INDUSTRY ( ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL )
    • BRISTOL CITY CENTRE PORTS CLOSED IN 1977
    • INDUSTRIES IN THE CITY CENTRE DECLINED AS A RESULT
    • PEOPLE LEFT UNEMPLOYED AS THEIR SKILLS WERE NOT ADAPTABLE FOR OTHER JOBS
  • CHALLENGES - SOCIAL INEQUALITY AND URBAN DEPRIVATION ( SOCIAL )
    • URBAN DEPRIVATION - THE QUALITY OF LIFE IS BELOW THE STNADRD
    • THIS IS DUE TO HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT RATES , POOR HEALTHCARE, POOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION, HIGH POLLUTION LEVELS, LOTS OF VANDALISM
  • CHALLENGES - AIR POLLUTION ( SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL )
    • AIR POLLUTION KILLS 5 PEOPLE IN BRISTOL EACH WEEK
    • POOR AIR QUALITY GREATLY EFFECTS THE VUNERABLE - OLD AND YOUNG
  • CHALLENGE - CRIME IN INNER CITY AREAS ( SOCIAL )
    • RACISM DUE TO MULTI CULTURAL SOCIETY
    • LACK OF COMMUNITY CENTRES
    • RESULTS IN URBAN DEPRIVATION
    • KNIFE CRIMES AND GANGS MEAN HIGH FEAR
  • URBAN REGENERATION REFERS TO THE PROCESS OF REBUILDING AND REDEVELOPING AREAS OF A CITY THAT WERE ONCE RUN DOWN, REDUCING URBAN DEPRIVATION
  • WHY DID BRISTOL HARBOURSIDE NEED REGENERATING ?
    • DOCKLAND ABANDONED WHEN CARGO SHIPS BECAME TOO LARGE TO FIT
    • LOTS OF FACTORIES AND WAREHOUSES LEFT
    • THE AREA BECAME ABANONED AND RUN - DOWN
  • SUCCESS OF REGENATION
    • OVER £300 MILLION OF INWARD INVESTMENT
    • OVER 3000 JOBS PROVIDED
    • NEW DEVELOPMENT FOR THE ARTS - MUSEUMS
    • SOCIAL OPPORTUNITES
  • SUSTAINABLILITY
    • METROBUSES
    • ELECTRIC SCOOTERS
    • BIKES
    • GREEN SPACES