Social Infrastructures

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Social Infrastructures

• What services do we use and how can they be
  improved for the future?

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Eckington School

• Euan Gill
• Philip Cotterill
• Carina Haylett
• Sophie Hirst
• Ben Groves
• Ian Beardsley
• Steph Lee
• Teacher Mr Wilks
• Young geographers!!

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Crime Prevention
Council Provision
Emergency Planning
We see a town or city as being unable to run
without basic service provisions, so therefore
what must we want to change to improve our future?
Housing Developments
Environmental Health
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Crime Prevention
The Future
Today
Things that work well allready
Improvements
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Council Provision
Council working with the community

• Council tax provides
• Rubbish removal
• Police service
• Fire service
• Street lighting
• Environmental services
• Street cleaning
• A certain percentage goes to social services

Eco-Friendly projects
REYCYLING
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• The Future
• Two team police force.
• Community involvement
• Technology

• Things that work well already
• Partnerships
• Consulted builds

• Today
• Pro-active, prevent rather than deal with.
• Provide reassurance
• Multi-Agency

• Improvements
• More police
• More community involvement
• Less people reported with no intention to
  persecute.

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Emergency Planning

• Is what happens in case problems occur.

• The solution is to expect the worst.
• We need to educate people to help themselves.

• It relies on partnerships between different
  emergency services and other areas.

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Environmental Health
Critical Mass
Infrastructure

• Critical mass is basically everything to do with
  what cities need
• Health
• Police
• Entertainment Services

Infrastructure is the base of the city, with a
strong infrastructure a city can grow well
Wilksville
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Housing Development

• Long Life
• Loose Fit
• Low Energy

• Population profile
• Location, location, location
• Green Energy
• The Identity

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