1. do the regeneration projects actually supply many permanent jobs, or more so temporary ones in construction etc.?
2. gentrification? : a threat/ future issue
2.1. currently Tottenham has quite a few large council estates such as Broadwater Farm and Northumberland Park
2.1.1. will potentially be displaced in the future if wealthier residents are attracted to area and move to N17
2.1.1.1. social 'cleansing' - decrease in ethnic minorities
2.1.1.2. demolition of estates to build housing for growing middle class
2.1.2. area has been shaped greatly by migration- 1970s influx from the Caribbean, Turkey and Africa
2.1.2.1. will regeneration projects negatively affect the sense of community
3. what influence have these different players had on the area?
3.1. have the residents themselves had enough influence on the regeration projects?
4. regeneration
4.1. ripe for regeneration: currently in the most deprived decile (IMD), 4th most deprived in London- although this has been improving
4.2. main reasons why Tottenham needs to be regenerated?
4.2.1. in order to lessen crime rate
4.2.2. unemployment/ number of economically inactive people is quite high
4.2.3. improve image
4.2.4. make it a more 'desirable' area for young professionals- positive domino effect.
4.2.5. improve quality of life for residents
4.3. 2017 redevelopment programmes
4.3.1. Seven Sisters
4.3.2. Tottenham Green
4.3.3. Broadwater Farm
4.3.4. new stadium
5. rebranding
5.1. the new stadium (£400mil) provides a new aesthetic for the area but also changes its international image
5.2. in the past has had a negative image mainly due to crime - social history of riots
5.2.1. riots 2011 and 1985
6. players
6.1. mayor's regeneration fund pledged £25 milllion
6.2. Harringey council pledged £13 million
6.3. TFL pledged £20 million
6.4. city hall
6.5. met police
6.6. THFC
7. politics
7.1. rioting in the past notably the Broadwater farm riots of 2011
7.2. currently has a labour MP: David Lammy
8. demographic
8.1. mean age is 32 (2011 census)
8.2. ethnicity is 39.1% white, black /African/Caribbean/black British is 40.3% (2011 census)
8.3. no qualifications (16+) 29.2% (2011 census)
8.4. unemployed 19.6% (ward profile)
8.4.1. over 4x more than the UK unemployment rate
8.5. population 10,810 (ward profile)
8.6. roughly 25% of households contain no people with English as their primary language (2011 census)
9. crime
9.1. met police stats
9.1.1. no. of violent crimes has reduced since 2006 from 350 to 255 in 2013 however in 2015 it rose again to 325
9.1.2. sexual offences have risen
9.1.3. robbery has more than halved over 14 years
9.1.4. cases of fraud decreased from 74 to 3 in 14 years
10. globalisation
10.1. what evidence of globalisation is there in Tottenham?
10.1.1. more people moving to London for employment- live in Tottenham as it has good transport links to the CBD
10.1.2. multicultural area
10.1.3. digital community
10.2. stakeholders heavily influenced by globalisation
10.2.1. government (more so than local council)
10.2.2. population- change in demographic due to globalisation- cater to different needs
10.2.3. THFC