SILC - Spatial Inequalities by

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Inequalities could be influenced by a broad set of factors such urban planning and the built environment, demographic clustering, and rurality.

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differences in life expectancy in different areas

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unequal housing opportunities and quality of schools

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Long-term underfunding of specific areas and underinvestment from local councils and national government into these areas.

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food deserts

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Poorer health

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differing levels of safety

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Poverty

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Differences in job opportunities or living standards.

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differentiations in state funding in different areas

Greater reliance on food banks

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poverty

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Gentrification can cause spatial inequalities- as local communities get kicked out by rising prices and housing development

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Creation of specific areas and post codes of deprivation where gaps in standard of living are differentiated massively within the same cities

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different scales - global to between 2 streets

Affects

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Lack of opportunities, lack of cultural diversity, educational inequalities

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Inequality of distribution of wealth and reserources in own area/space over another such as government focus on urban environments over rural

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pollution; lack of green spaces

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urban/rural - car ownership (and costs) and access to public transport

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Been watching the show toxic town and I think it really relates here as environmental injustice exacerbates poor health and poverty

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inequalities are caused by wealthy people buying up and hoarding but then compounded by social policies like not having enough social housing which concentrates social issues in areas that have the remaining social housing because now social housing is only available to people who need it which concentrates poverty in certain areas

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division within cities or neighbourhoods based on what social classes have historically lived there

The clustering of different class groups around schools (private, grammar and comprehensive)

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