Newcastle-Under-Lyme Case Study

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Name and locate an area where housing provision varies. Newcastle Under Lyme is located in the West Midlands of England in Staffordshire, South of Manchester.
How does quality of life and standard of living in Newcastle Under Lyme compare to other urban areas in the West Midlands? - Life expectancy varies considerably from one part of town to another - GCSE results are significantly lower than the national average - High rate of recorded violent crime with nearly 3000 incidents in a single year
What comparisons can be made about housing tenure between Cross Heath and Town? - Both have approx 50% owner occupied housing - In Cross Heath, social housing accounts for 40%, compared to the 30% in Town (Could be due to Cross Heath having a 10% higher unemployment rate)
What comparisons can be made about housing tenure in Westlands and Kelee? - Westlands has 85% owner occupied housing (residents are very wealthy) - Kelee only have 63% as majority of residents are students of the university and therefore rent properties.
Why is Loggerheads different that Westlands in terms of housing tenure? - Both Loggerheads and Westlands have similar number of owner occupied housing, however Loggerheads has half the social housing.
How does life expectancy vary in the wealthy suburban areas of Loggerheads and Westlands and urban areas of Cross Heath and Town? - Life expectancy is higher in the wealthy suburban areas of Loggerheads. - Only 60% of people in Cross Heath have good health compared to the 72% in Both Westlands and Loggerheads, which shows they have a longer life expectancy.
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