Newhaven (regeneration)

Cards (10)

  • Assessing sustainability of communities using the Egan wheel
    used to identify the criteria which could be used to measure sustainability
  • criteria of the Egan Wheel
    -active, inclusive, safe
    -well run, lead
    -environmentally sensitive
    -well designed, built
    -thriving
    -well served
    -fair for everyone
  • newhaven
    industry- manufacturing, transport, retail, wholesale
    population- 12,854
    roughly half and half male/female
  • evidence to why newhaven needs regeneration
    -below rest of area for skilled people
    -level of education is low, so higher paid jobs don't set up
  • social deprivation
    poor health, higher long term health problems, poor quality of housing, more rented vs owned, possible earlier marriage or teenage pregnancy
  • social deprivation leads from economic deprivation becasue...
    cycle of poverty and deprivation as this leads to lower qualifications and lower income jobs 'intergenerational'
  • other factors:
    -recession due to outsourcing
    -containerisation (lessened trade)
    -decrease in fishing industry
    -Bevan Funnel shut down, Parker Pen went to France (major employers)
    -poor image
  • history of newhaven
    -1800s, the only navigateable port between portsmouth and dover hance the trade + industry
    -strong community spirit, lifeboat
    -ferry to Dieppe, sandy beach attracted
    -links to south downs, cuckmere haven
    -proximity to brighton + eastbourne
    -gateway to london and europe
    -many charities and volunteer groups, 60 groups with 50 employed and over 150 volunteers
  • changes in history that effected Newhaven
    -decline in manufactoring by the 1980s due to competitors with better facilities
    -1990s channel tunnel
    -out of town retail parks
    -outsourcing of industry, parker pen and bevan funnel
    -west beach closed to public in 2008
    -impact of brexit and covid
  • plans to regenerate newhaven need to fit national and regional influences

    National Influences
    -leveling up £25 million from governement, stakeholders can decide what happens -> port access road (£13mil) and promotion marine heritage (£12mil)
    -housing (affordable)
    -reviving high street (government future high streets)
    Regional Influences
    -focus newhaven as a ro-ro (roll on roll off) niche port and industry