... have been because of the amount of road works taking place but, this I found out as a result of my questionnaires is the usual. Tourism is a great part of the income in Greenwich, and wouldn't be the town ...

... is a small shopping centre for the people that live there and places nearby. It consists of big name superstores such as Safeway supermarket, Woolworth's and Tesco. 1) Where do you live? Hitchin= 20 Luton= 4 Hatfield= 9 Other= 7 2) How often ...

... had become bankrupt and was not taking on any more workers, this would be the main source of employment for the people of Jarrow therefore there would not have been any prospect of a job at this time. The strengths ...

... centre for education, as it has a university. The city is very accessible, as you would expect, with many transport links, including a mainline train station and a motorway with direct links to London. Southampton's CBD is clearly defined, it ...

... a centre that manages the traffic signals on both the local road network and the motorway junctions within the partnership area.Video cameras positioned at strategic locations on the road network give the UTC electronic links with traffic control equipment, allowing ...

... where superstores are a good thing for the area and the local community and shop owners. To achieve my targets and aims I must collect substantial amount of data and evidence. I will the have to collect primary data and ...

... in the Norfolk Broads. There are many conflicts in the National Parks. An example is that if there is people that want to fish then water skiers will disturb them. Honeypots are places of attractive scenery, or of historic interest, to ...

... night. * Spices are mostly grown in Rajasthan. * The northwest tract is sandy and unproductive with little water but improves gradually from desert land in the far west and northwest to comparatively fertile and habitable land towards the east. This ...

... "common sense" and is "a sensible, statistically based tool that enables them to focus their energies efficiently for the purpose of providing protection against crime to law a-biding folk" (Kennedy). In Taylor and Whitney's study investigating the existence of an ...

... GNP. Bracknell was quite a small town, a quite and local place until 1949 when it became a new town. This now became a planned urban community, designed for self-efficiency, and paved the way for it to become a central ...

... north of Liverpool, and directly west of Preston. Around are several other seaside resorts such as Southport which also attracts a lot of tourist. Larger cities such as Manchester are south east from Blackpool. (Fig 1.1) Fig 1.1 Blackpool is renowned ...

... Dockland changed by using the primary and secondary data. The questions I am going to investigate are: What development has taken place? - this question looks at the different projects that the Docklands has had How have these developments affected the quality of ...

... more relaxed and spacious. The council also made sure the town centres were regularly cleaned so they did not feel run down and dirty. A large problem with CBD's was the space for parking. In the retail parks there is ...

... warehouses storing goods being brought into or sent out of Britain, industries using imported goods and high density, poor quality housing. After the 1950's the size of ships increased so much that they could no longer reach London's docks. By ...

... the economy I will prove these hypotheses correct or incorrect by using the data I have collected and presented. I will look at the data and I will check the results to see if there is a lot of litter ...

... centre, with many science parks. The Central Business District (the commercial centre containing many shops and offices) of Cambridge has also grown, mainly due to the many universities located in the area and also due to more tourism. It is ...

... under the West Way Bridge in Notting Hill. Here are a few key questions regarding Portobello Road, these will help in the investigation, as they tell you what the past was like/ the future and the present time of Portobello Road. What ...

... of people such as pensioners, young students and adults. In order to do this we asked at different times of the day. Walk To Investigate Services And Shops - We walked around Pirbright to investigate the different types of services ...

... of reasons. It's close by so if anyone needs to go back to collect more information they don't have to travel a long way, because it close it means that most of us know a little about it anyway so ...

... social effects of a Park and Ride on the local area. Collection of primary data: In order to understand how the landforms at Cheddar were made, and how tourism can damage them, I have studied in class the action of water on ...

... a honeypot site. A honeypot site can be described as a 'people magnet' - a place of interest that large numbers of people from many different locations, both far and wide, visit once or frequently to enjoy, see or experience. ...

... various parts of the city. * It suggests the more accessible the site of land within a developed site, the higher is its value. E.g lion yard closer the car park close to bus station very close to all tourist ...

... chosen this hypotheses because it is obvious that the larger shopping centres will have more shops and services, thus they attract more people, causing the sphere of influence to increase, which in turn causes the average travel time to the ...

... 3500 people are directly employed in the tourist industry. However, it should be remembered that the city exists primarily to meet the needs of those who live and work here, and local decision-making should reflect this by putting the needs ...

... out of town shopping centre I will be studying at South Gyle. Access to town centre is relatively easy but traffic congestion causes a problem at rush hours. To the Gyle however there is easy access via the City bypass. Princess ...