Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Cornwall
- Need
- Spiral of decline
- Cornwall in periphery, long
way from core markets
- Few job opportunities and services -
'brain-drain' as younger people move out
- Inward migration of older people
- Low, fixed pension incomes
- Increasing dependence ratio
- Economic leakage
- 25% of money earned leaves county
- Over-dependence
in one industry
- Tourism makes up 25% of GDP. Jobs
are often low-paid and seasonal
- Loss of industry
- Tin reserves exhausted, prices
lower due to intl. competition
- Farming faces intl. competition
- Decline in fish stocks and low EU quotas
- Had the lowest weekly wages in Britain
- Rise in depriviation
- £330 in 2005, 25% below av.
- Strategies
- Eden Project
- Built at bottom of unused
china clay pit - re-imaging
- Expansion of Newquay airport
- improving accessibility
- Flights to other UK cities
inc. London and Manc.
- Objective One projects
- Extreme Sports Academy
- Jamie Oliver's
Fifteen resturant
- South West Film Studios
- Arts and Culture
- Tate St Ives
- Du Maurier Festival in Fowey
- Combined Universities in Cornwall (CUC)
- Joint venture between Uni Col
Falmouth and Exeter Uni
- Helps graduates set up business and
secure knowledge jobs to cut 'brain drain'
- Rural diversification
- Tourism and leisure e.g. accommodation,
horse riding, 'put and take' fisheries
- Lobb's Farm Shop
- S. Cornwall's 2nd biggest attraction
- Success
- Social
- Has reduced unemployment
in Cornwall by 6%
- 75% of staff previously unemployed,
40% were over 50 yrs old
- Project employs 400 full
time staff (all year round)
- Jamie Oliver's Fifteen restaurant
trains 15 disadvantaged young
people each year
- Economic
- Attracts 750k visitors a year,
spending on av. £150 in Cornwall
- Derived demand for other
business e.g. holiday cottages
- Since 2001, demand has doubled
- All food and drink sourced
locally where possible
- 80% of businesses felt Eden had brought
positive impacts for them and Cornwall
- CUC has attracted Neutralize, a
footloose computer company
- Environmental
- Eden has caused congestion,
most arrive by car
- 3,500 cars in Eden's car park
produce more CO2 than all
other sources in St Austell