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Bristol Case Study - Challenges - Coggle Diagram
Bristol Case Study - Challenges
Challenges
social, economic, environmental problems that arise from urban living and developments
Social
Inequality across Bristol
some areas have lower income, life expectancy and lower living standards
Filwood
top 2% most deprived areas in England
36.9% children lived in ‘low-income’ households (23/24)
lower life expectancy
Education
GCSE scores considerably lower
Unemployment
1/3 16-24 year olds unemployed
anti-social behaviour
Stoke Bishop
affluent suburb
known for high standard of living
high educational achievement
low crime rates
wealth
4% child poverty
life expense higher
Environmental
Derelict buildings
Urban Sprawl
expansion of urban areas
characterised by low-density, car dependant developments
Increased greenfield sites on urban-rural fringe
Positives
increased space
cheaper land
better quality of life
Negatives
loss of green belt and agricultural land
increased traffic and pollution
rural areas losing unique character
Pollution
Deindustrialization
areas become disused and derelict
increased crime
anti-social behaviours
Gentrification
Bradley stoke and Harry stoke
Brownfield site
Harbourside
Waste and pollution
as they is an increase in population
more waste produced
air pollution increased
transport use
High recycling rates
lower than national target
Educating public
misconceptions
more responsibility
Suez Recycling and Recovery
40,000 tonnes of waste a year
Air pollution
poor air quality
260 premature deaths
2022
Bristol Clean Air Zone
public transport
28% residents cycle once a week
E-scooters
Economic opportunities