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Slavery
The blitz 'the bombed out church'
Trade - American, China, West Indies, Ireland - King John 1207
Lots of Immigration

Associations with:
ASB, poverty, knife crime, county lines, hun crime.
The Races

Social care:
Jamie Bulger - policy reform
Poverty/ disadvantage in liverpool - 25 year lifespan difference across the city
2nd most deprived council in the country
Health care reform around epidemics related to trade and boats

Steve Morgan - CBE
Speedo Mick  - charitable support
Michelle Charters - Community Based charity for L8 - advises on how the city history connection with slavery

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What is my area/ community/town etc know for?
- Canals
-Home to the largest surviving spinning mill steam engine - built in 1982
- Rochdale town hall - Hilter wanted to take brick by brick to Germany

What is the history?
-Rochdale Town Hall is one of the finest Victorian Town Halls in the UK. National importance building
- Seven Sister flats
- One of the most productive cotton spinning towns
- Amongst the first ever industrial towns
- Rochdale Pioneers opened there first famous Co-operative shop in 1844

Why did it become populated?
- Rose to prominence during the 19th century as a major mill town and centre for textile manufacture
-Boomtown of the industrial revolution

How have social care needs born addressed historically in my area?
- Negative - Rochdale grooming - Rochdale social services were found to have lack of organisational priorities over child sexual exploitation, an unstable duty and assessment team and a chaotic duty system.
Positive -
Apprenticeship scheme - "grow your own"

Famous people?
- Colin Baker - Actor on Doctor Who
- Lisa Stansfield - Singer
- Gracie Fields - Singer

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Known for:
Docks,
Beatles
Slave Trade
Ian Brady
Jamie Bulger - led to a change in legislation for age of criminal responsibility
Capital of Culture 08
Football
Political Agenda - Toxteth Riots - Margaret Thatcher

History:
Oldest Chinese Community in Europe - trade

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What is my area/community/town etc known for?

·       Cotton Industry

·       Market Town

·       Owls (Oldham/owldham)

What is the history of my area over the last 200 years?

·       Cotton Industry- Booming town during the cotton industry

·       Winston Churchill was the local MP for Oldham in the 1900

·       Oldham Giant, spoke up for apprenticeship who were recruited from the workhouse and experienced being bullying and being underfed

·       Suffragette Annie Kenney

Why did my workplace/area become populated?

·       Mass migration of workers from outlying villages due to work within the cotton mills.  (12,000 in 1801 to 137,000 in 1901)

How have social care needs been addressed historically in my area?

Negatives-
·       Work houses (Royton and Crompton)

·       Social Care Failings – 3 Girls (‘daddy’ Shamir Ahmed, welfare officer working in Oldham)

·       The Review into historic  Safeguarding practices in the borough of Oldham. https://www.greatermanchester-ca.gov.uk/media/6198/final-oldham-assurance-report-8-june-2022-14-digital-version.pdf

·       Dylan Scanlon

Positives-

·       Apprenticeship programmes and further funding

·       Writing to the child not about the child

Has there been any famous people (politicians/activists/ from my local area?

·       Annie Kenney

·       Brian Cox

·       Winston Churchill

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Known for...
Wigan Kebabs "Pie barm"
Rugby League Uncle Joe's Mint Balls
Wigan Pier (Northern Soul and Pier Bounce music)
Won FA Cup on 2013 beat City!

History...
Mill Town and Coal Mining District
Working Class
Transitioned from Lancashire to Greater Manchester in 1975
Encompass 5 towns
Strong transport links (Wigan North Westwen Train Station)

Social care needs addressed historically...
Wigan has a high cycle of deprivation!!!
High levels of unemployment, domestic violence, drugs and alcohol.
Formulation if the Deal " 10 year council plan"
Currently.. funding going into early help.

Became populated from ... Industrial Revolution

Famous people/ politicians...
Andy Burnham
Lisa Nandy
Joe Gormley (Led the miners strike in 1977)
James Anderton (One of the best known police officers in Britain until retired in 1991)
The Lathoms
William Santa's (UNCLE JOE)

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History of Salford what Salford is known for?
Salford is know for industrial revolution.
Salford and its neighbours grew along with the textile industry. Due to the industrial revolution Salford expanded from a Small market town into a major city. Huge expansion of mills, factory's alongside a 7huge rise in population.
The population grew from 12000 to 70244 in 30 years. Despite high employment in cotton mills there was lots of poverty.

Salford's history- The first record of Salford on the maps is 1169. Salford was granted its city status 1926.  In Salford, the population size has increased by 15.4%, from around 233,900 in 2011 to 269,900 in 2021.

Famous political and activist from Salford. Ruth Throw 1922-2008 peace activist and historian of labour movement. Ruth cofounded the working class movement library. Emmeline Hankhurst 1858-1928 was a British political activist who organised the suffragette movement and helped women win the right to vote. In 1999 the times names her as one of the 100 most important people of the 20th centaury. Mr Big Paul Massey submitted a nomination to be Salford mayor however Paul was more famous for his under world dealings more than his political views.

How social care needs has been addressed in Salford.

In 2007 Salford introduced a health investment 'tomorrow programme'. This was a economy approach to to care pathway from secondary care to community and primary care.

In 2011 Salford Royal was approached by Advancing quality improvement to participate in a integrated care programme.

In May 2012 Salford started to deliver integrated care. This was to;
- Promote local community assets to support increased independence.
- Establishment of an ICC to provide navigation and support
- The formation of Millennium development goals (improving lives for the poorest people) and supporting older people at most risk.

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History of where Tameside came from:
Tameside's name came from the River Tame.
It was named and brought together 1st April 1974.
It brought all of the municipal boroughs together.
Tameside was the heart of the industrial revolution it was once a centre of cotton, engineering, coal mining and hatting.

With the introduction of masses of people from the city came issues such as:
-Poverty
-Poor Health issues
-Housing crisis/ conditions
-Issues with ASB/ substance misuse

Slum clearance in Manchester resulted in Tameside being an overspill area.

THESE ARE SOME OF THE SAME ISSUES WHICH TAMESIDE IS FACING NOW.

The population of Tameside currently is:
231,100 people

Tameside is known for being the home to serial killers.

One in particular: Harold Shipman.
It is estimated that he murdered 250 of his patients and possibly more.

This changed the practice of social care and health professionals nationally.
Following the Shipman Enquiry:
1. All health professionals will undergo periodic reassessment of their continuing fitness to practise.
2. For doctors, the current NHS appraisal system will be strengthened to include an explicit judgement about performance in relation to the required standards
3. For other health professions, revalidation will be based on existing information available to employers, supplemented where needed by additional information or assessments.

Mary Ann Britland from Ashton, was the first woman to be executed by hanging for murder

Angela Rayner is now Deputy Leader of the Labour Party.
Angela Rayner's Mum was a young parent at the age of 16.
Angela is currently a pioneer for the people of Tameside breaking stereotypes of people in power.