Lesson 19 - SMART Start

What is the name of the area of regeneration we studied in Bristol...

• Temple meads

• The Temple Quarter

• The Quay

• Bradley Stoke

Match the following key terms from this unit...

• A plot of land that has not been built on before [usually in the urban-rural fringe]

• Quaternary industry

• A sector of industry usually associated with hi-tech, research and science jobs.

• Rural-urban fringe

• The decline of manufacturing / secondary industries.

• Brownfield site

• Land that has been used before and it awaiting reuse.

• Greenfield site

• A zone of transition between rural and urban areas with often high demand for development.

• Deindustrialisation

Which of these was an area in Bristol with high levels of social deprivation.

• Stoke Bishop

• Bradley Stoke

• Filwood

• Shoreham-by-Sea

Which of these was an area in Bristol with low levels of social deprivation.

• Stoke Bishop

• Bradley Stoke

• Filwood

• Shoreham-by-Sea

Which of these was a commuter town built on a greenfield site in the north-west of Bristol.

• Bradley Stoke

• Filwood

• Temple Quarter

• Harbourside

The ​ (a)   Quarter developed as an ​ (b)   area in the eighteenth century. In 1841 Isambard Kingdom Brunel built the ​ station with tracks from multiple directions covering ​ (c)   of the area. Much of the surrounding area was ​ (d)   housing with those working in the nearby industrial zones, cattle market and docks. The UK cleared many urban slums between WWI and WWII. The old cattle market was used by the Royal mail until this too was left ​ (e)   in 1977.​

• Temple
• industrial
• 40%
• slum
• derelict

Match the following to complete a fact-file on the regeneration of the Bristol Temple Quarter...

• building a campus for the university accommodation for 1,500 students.

• Boosting the cities cultural reputation by...

• building bridges, walkways, cycle routes connecting inner Bristol with surrounding areas.

• Has improved pedestrian and cycle access by...

• Engine shed and glass wharf a hub for modern businesses and start-ups.

• Is an enterprise zone meaning...

• building bars, restaurant and using existing sites like The Old Vic theatre and the Hippodrome

• Securing the next generation of talent by...

• Low business rates and tax for companies in area. Plus lower rent.

• Encouraging well-paid hi-tech jobs by...