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Birmingham (Jewellery quarter- culture diamond (very large jewellery…

- - - - Women living longer
        
        Population age greatest between 30-44
        
        the working population, maybe with families slightly older than new ones
  - - - led to gentrification
- - - - less people to go to small markets towns
      - decline in small market towns, meaning they could close done
        
        leads to protests
      - allowed more money to come in for economy
      - big businesses move into centre
        
        Makes CBD more attractive
        
        More people come to city centre,
        
        more money comes in to centre
        
        helps in the regeneration of city centre
      - cost £530 million
      - opened in 2003 and employs 8000 people
      - decline in rural markets
      - Brings more than £362 million into Birmingham's
        economy each year
    - - Located on site of old Birds custard factory
      - Large number of indepdant shops
      - Creative industries
    - - Part of the regeneration of the city centre
- - - - Greater pressure on public services e.g. GPs
      - Housing demand growing
      - Ethnic communities - Sparkhill, Sharnbrook
      - Younger pop.
      - large irish community moved into areas such as digbeth, sparkhill and sparkbrook. Nowadays most irish live in suburbs such as solihull and hall green
      - Irish and English communities had conflict during time of the IRA bombings.
    - - causes lots of traffic with roads and buses in city centre