Cardiff Bay Redevelopment Investigation
Cardiff is a city steeped in history and has undergone many changes
and influences over 1500 years; initially with the settlements of the
Celts in 500BC, and over many years Cardiff became a Roman Fort and
Norman stronghold. In 1810 Cardiff was just a growing village of less
than 2000 inhabitants surrounded by heavily tidal marshland and fed by
two rivers, the Taff and the Ely. Laying closely to the south was
Butetown, located in the Parish of Saint Mary's. Back then, Cardiff's
main industry was the mining and transportation of coal, mainly by big
25 tonne load barges.
As the Industrial Revolution swept over the British Isles, demand for
coal grew considerably. The Glamorganshire canal, which was built in
1794 to transport iron from the Merthyr ironworks to Cardiff, could
not cope with the strain and as the iron and coal industry expanded
the Taff Vale Railway was opened in 1840 to offer an alternative mode
of transport for this and to connect the Cardiff and surrounding
steelworks to the coal.
By this time John Crichton Stewart the 2nd Marquis of Bute had
finished his development of the bay and had just opened the West
docks. The building of docks continued untill around 1907 when the
last dock, the Queen Alexandra had been built adding to the previous
four. The opening of the West Docks gave Cardiff an advantage over
other Welsh ports and soon coal from the nearby South Wales Coalfield
was being used and exported along with iron and steel, whilst various
products including oils and tin were imported. The city prospered,
industry exploded and unemployment was rare.
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workers for residence in its homes. I also think that there would be a
large market for residential areas for more of these and those who are
on a slightly lower income also. There are the perfect facilities
surrounding them which would attract a lot of people. Countering this,
land prices may be too expensive to enable this and so the lower
income housing may not be able to be put in to plan.
Maybe as an extra income window, some of the sites that gave Butetown
and Tiger Bay its history could be opened up or re-constructed as
another tourist attraction. The old docks and way of life could be
depicted, and the novelty of having so much historical activity in a
small community can be used through a tour of the bay where people can
make a direct link to the past as these were the actual scenes of
events.
The suburb of Pyrmont on the shores of Sydney Harbour has been transformed by the processes of urban renewal into a thriving cosmopolitan residential area, an efficient and sophisticated business centre, and a popular recreational and tourist hub. Through my own observation of the Pyrmont area, I have seen how the painstaking urban planning efforts for the area have come to fruition, and a focal point of the Harbour foreshore created as a result of this.
In 1996, Captain Derrick Robinson, Sergeant Delmar Simpson, and Sergeant Nathanael Beech were arraigned for their suspected involvement in one of the biggest sex scandals the United States Military had seen. According to CNN, between these three men, charges of rape and adultery were pending in a huge case of sexual misconduct against female soldiers at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland (CNN, 2996). Following this incident, the United States Military took it upon themselves to open a telephone hotline to encourage the reporting of similar harsh crimes. Furthermore, the spike in reporting influenced extensive research to examine the prevalence of rape against women soldiers in the U.S. Military (Titunik, 2000). This paper will explore the dynamics of rape against women soldiers in the military and the research done on its prevalence.
Today, many of the family-owned resorts have been sold and transformed into timeshares, though ours has stayed in the same hands since the 1960s. Tourism still drives the economy, though a year-round vibe has begun to take hold in downtown Dennisport with many new shop openings and a new restaurant on seemingly every corner. Perhaps we're on the verge of another era in Dennisport's colorful history - join us and enjoy it!
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The lure of the city had one drawback, it attracted so many people that soon the cities became vastly overcrow...
...y including ghost tours, building lobster traps, nautical themed vacations, genealogical exploration, outdoor enthusiast packages, and much more. Lastly, I would have to say that Pictou needs to take some of the great signage they have throughout the town and use it to inform those of who have not driven the ten minutes off the highway. If they want to generate revenue through tourism without spending the money they don’t have, they need to make potential visitors aware of what they can offer them.
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In the fraction of comic time humans have existed, humanity has burned a trail of destructive impact on Earth. Humans have reached a point where environment manipulation is become more of a want than a need, and due to this fact other species on earth suffer. In the past one-hundred years, humanity has caused the extinction of hundreds of other species on earth, and humanity might just add its own name to the list as environments are violently manipulated. These changes to the environment is seen in Chesapeake Bay, where human activity has place the bay and the species living there is grave danger, and there must be an effort to halt further harm.
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