Case Study Tower Hamlets

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LAPA LONDON CASE STUDY TOWER HAMLETS

DOUNIA JENDLY JOÃO FERNANDES PHILIPPE LEFORT MARKUS ZIMMERMANN FILOMEEN DUDOK DE WIT RENE KOMMER 11.10.2007 introduction

organisation

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The name «Tower Hamlets» was historically applied to the Tower divi- sion of the county of Middlesex, covering not only the present borough, but also part of the present-day London Borough of Hackney.

The Constable of the Tower of London had special jurisdiction over the area from the 16th century until 1889.

Later the Constable became Lord Lieutenant of the area, raising and organising the local militia. Under the Reform Act 1832 the area became a parliamentary borough. The name continued to be used for constituencies until 1918.

The borough was formed in 1965, and took this historic name, through amalgamation of the former metropolitan boroughs of Bethnal Green, Poplar and Stepney. These boroughs were the heart of the East End of Tower Hamlets in 1872 London. portrait: population general information [London - 7 172 091] [England - 49 138 831]

Total of people - 196 106 Males - 98 178 Females - 97 928

52% are under 30 - the highest percentage in England (average 38%) Bethal Green North Weavers Bethnal Green South St. Dunstans... Whitechapel Mile End East East India / Lansbury Mile End / Globe Town Mile End / Globe Spitalfields / Banglatown Shadwell Bow East Bow West Bromley by Bow Limehouse Town Blackwell and Cubitt Millwall St. Katharine’s / Wap. St. Katharine’s population by Ward portrait: population density

population density, 2005 eight Inner London boroughs: Area: 19.77 sqkM (people per sq km) Camden, Hackney, Hammersmith and Fulham, Density: 10,764 / km² 10,000 or over Islington, Kensington and Chelsea, Lambeth, 7,500 - 9,999 Tower Hamlets, and Westminster – have densities in 5,000 - 7,499 excess of twice the London average 2,500 - 4,999 2,499 or under portrait: population ethnicity

London

white Tower Hamlets asian black 51% of the population is white other 33% Bangladeshi 3% Black African 3% black Caribbean portrait: economy new economic centers

Canary Wharf Olympics 2012 portrait: economy

How is the money spent

service related 1. specific government service related grants - 305,880m £ . employees - 141,915m £ . grants and other . premises - 44,753m £ reimbursments - 15,279m £ . transport - 11,854m £ . costumer and . supliers and client receipts - 75,527m £ services - 32,677m £ . recharges - 72,826m £ IN budget 07.08 OUT 3. third party 2. individual schools payments - 196,710m £ budget - 203,732m £ 950,836m £ 1. transfer general payments - 206,017m £ . contribution to/from . suport balances - 2,547m £ services - 55,175m £ . revenue support . capital grant - 30,727m £ financing costs - 20,659m £ 3. redistributed non-domestic . other rates - 183,094m £ expenditure - 7,344m £ . estimated surplus on 2. individual schools collection fund - 1,505m £ budget - 203,732m £ . council tax - 64,817m £ 350 1 250 300 3 1 2 200 250 2 200 3 150 150 100 100 50 50 0 0 portrait: economy - unemployment

IMD 2004 employment deprivation

The Local Context

All but one of Tower Hamlets wards are within the most deprived 10% in the country. . Organisation

UK Government

Queen: Elizabeth II of UK Parliament: Supreme Organ Upper House: Not elected by the people House of Commons: Elected by the Speech: Exposal of the main thoughts Powers: To promulgate, argue, Powers: Controls the Government people - 646 MoP - elected by the 646 for the two houses of government change the laws and control the Deals with publict interests such as: constituancies executive power - the government Europe, Economy, Science, Constitution

Government: Political Party with most elected Members of Parliament Powers: Executive

Prime Minister: Direction of Internal and External Affairs Powers: Military and Civil Administration

The Cabinet: Ministers of Finacial and Internal and External Affairs

Greater London Authority: Regional body Mayor: Effective represantative of GLA Assembly: Members elected by the 32 of development Powers: Co-ordinate strategic issues that boroughs who are responsible for Headquarters: City Hall cut across London scrutnising the Mayors work as policy development

Borough: Local tier of Unitary Council Leader: the one whose party gains Local assembly: Councillors run for local Authority with separate elecions from the a straight majority of councillors or forms a wards within the UA's jurisdiction. GLA, with powers within education, majority coalition. health, urban development organisation

Local Authorities - Tower Hamlets Council

The borough is responsible for local services not overseen by the GLA, such as local planning, schools, social services, local roads and refuse collection.

Parliament For the most recent election to Parliament, the Borough was split into two constituencies: _Bethnal Green & Bow, whose current incumbent is Geor- ge Galloway (Respect), since the 2005 general election. _Poplar & Canning Town (which also takes in Canning Town in the neighbouring London Borough of Newham), represented by Jim Fitzpatrick (La- bour), since the 1997 general election, when the constituency was formed. The Borough is a part of the London constituency for election to the European Parliament.

Greater London Assembly The borough lies within the City and East constituency, and is represented by John Biggs, Labour.

Local council - 3 councillors elected per ward The controlling and majority group is Labour. Since the May 2006 local elections, the composition has been: Party councillors Labour 26 Respect 12 Conservative 7 Liberal Democrats 6 organisation local area partnership - concept of community

The borough has 17 Wards although it has been divided into eight Local Area Partnership Areas (LAPs). Each one of these provides a platform for local residents to have their say on the improvements in their area, and to influence how the changes are carried out. They therefore form an integral part of the Tower Hamlets LAP5 partnership as, without the input of residents, changes made LAP1 in the borough would be meaningless.

LAP2 LAP6

LAP3

LAP7

LAP4

LAP8 LAP area 1 - Weavers, Bethnal Green North, Mile End/Glo- be Town LAP area 2 - Bethnal Green South, Spitalfields/Banglatown LAP area 3 - St Dunstan’s/Stepney Green and Whitechapel LAP area 4 - St Katharine’s/ Wapping, Shadwell LAP area 5 - Bow East,Bow West LAP area 6 - Bromley-by-Bow, Mile End East LAP area 7 - East India /Lansbury, Limehouse LAP area 8 - Blackwall/Cubitt Town & Millwall environment physical landscape: water

Water web Tower Hamlets River Lea navigation canal

Hertford Union canal

the Thames is not a river

Regent’s canal

River Lea

Limehouse cut

Limehouse bassin 2

Shadwell bassin St katherine’s Docks

Millwall & West India Docks The lower Lea valley is characterised by the multiple waterways that run through. Most of them are actually in bad state and therefore not very attractive. A major road isolates the Lea form Tower Hamlets Borough. The Lower Lea masterplan and the Olympics venue in 2012 will contribute to change this situation into a major development area.

Thames

0 1 2 - - -

low air pressure surge are huge elevations in sea le 2 Storm surges vel which strike unpredictably ter during months. the Those win Sea travelling pose a down particular threat the to of the North the East U.K. Coast and Thames Estuary. fice The Met Storm Of Tidearound twenty Forecasting East Coast surge Service events a year. records 1 0 2 physical landscape: water 1 flood area of Tower Hamlets under sea level in a case of flood a case of level in under sea Hamlets Tower of

0 43 % physical landscape: water

Business and industrial grounds are linked with water

Canary Wharf

1865: Construction of Millwall Dock begins 1868: Millwall Dock opens to shipping 1927: Millwall Dock is joined to West India Dock 7 1940: Millwall Lock suffers bomb damage 1980: Millwall Dock closes 1982: Millwall Dock is part of a designated Enter prise Zone 1988: Construction of Canary Wharf begins business and industrial activities Canary Wharf 1997: British Waterways take over responsibility for Millwall and West India Docks 2009: The new State Street, Bear Stearns and KPMG Headquarters buildings to be completed

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physical landscape: green spaces

Overall green spaces Accessibles green spaces

physical landscape: transports

Major roads and railways as landscape divisors

aerial train major roads

0 1 2 0 1 2 physical landscape: summary

Main features of Tower Hamlets’ landscape

water accessible green spaces business / industrial areas flood area aerial train major roads

social environment: global criminality

overall crime rate per 1000 population (2005-06)

62.7 77.0 96.9

recorded burglaries per 1000 households (2005-06)

13.8 19.8 23.4 social environment: global criminality robbery and street crimes per 1000 population (2005-06)

1.9 6.1 8.0

vehicle crime per 1000 population (2005-06)

13.5 18.5 24.9 social environment: local criminality residential / domestic burglary rate per 1000 households (2005-06) violents crimes (2005-06)

Bow Bow East East

Bow Bow West West

Bethnal Bethnal Green Green North Mile End North Mile End and and Globe Globe Weavers Town Weavers Town

Bethnal Bethnal Bromley Bromley Green Green Mile By Bow Mile By Bow South End South End East East Spitalfields Spitalfields and and Banglatown St Dunstan's Banglatown St Dunstan's and and Whitechapel Whitechapel Stepney Green East India Stepney Green East India and Lansbury and Lansbury

Limehouse Limehouse Shadwell Shadwell

St Katharine's St Katharine's and Wapping and Wapping

Millwall Millwall 0-15 19-24

15-25 Blackwall 25-29 Blackwall and and Cubitt Cubitt 25-35 Town 30-35 Town 35 and more 35 and more

0 1 2 0 1 2 street crimes (2005-06) vehicle crimes (2005-06)

Bow Bow East East

Bow Bow West West

Bethnal Bethnal Green Green North Mile End North Mile End and and Globe Globe Town Weavers Town Weavers

Bethnal Bethnal Bromley Bromley Green Green Mile Mile By Bow By Bow South South End End East East Spitalfields Spitalfields and and St Dunstan's Banglatown St Dunstan's Banglatown and and Whitechapel Whitechapel Stepney Green East India Stepney Green East India and Lansbury and Lansbury

Limehouse Limehouse Shadwell Shadwell

St Katharine's St Katharine's and Wapping and Wapping

Millwall Millwall 3-7 3-7

Blackwall Blackwall 8-11 and 8-11 and Cubitt Cubitt 12-15 Town 12-15 Town 15 and more 15 and more

0 1 2 0 1 2 social environment: criminality summary burglary / street crimes / violent crimes main areas

Bow East

Bow West

Bethnal Green North Mile End and Globe Weavers Town

Bethnal Bromley Green Mile By Bow South End East Spitalfields and Banglatown St Dunstan's and Whitechapel Stepney Green East India and Lansbury

Limehouse Shadwell

St Katharine's and Wapping

Millwall

25 % of occurency 50 % of occurency 75 % of occurency Blackwall and over 75 % occurency Cubitt Town

economic environment: Thames Gateway a national priority for urban regeneration

population: 1.45 million people The vision for the Thames Gateway is to create: households: over 600,000 households 180,000 new jobs, through business and economic investment size: 100,000 hectares, 160,000 homes. brownfield land:3,150 hectares a high quality transport system employment: over 637,000 employees better education facilities unemployment: 6% high quality healthcare businesses: nearly 32,000 VAT registered businesses attractive open spaces with access to the river economic environment: Lower Lea masterplanwning & Olympics a catalyst for Tower Hamlets

The lower Lea valley occupies an ideal position for future urban development. It is strategicly si- tuated at the west end of the Thames Gateway and betweeen three infrastructural nodes : the city airport, Canary wharf and Stratford.

Between now and 2012, hosting the games is ex- pected to create at least 7,000 jobs and bring in £525 million in extra income into East London.

After the event, the Olympic Park in Stratford and

Lower Lea Valley development area the Lea Valley will be remodelled as an attractive, New specific projects modern development. New development areas It will have a mixture of uses including at least 9,000 homes, up to 11,000 jobs, a new park and permanent sports facilities transport transport development transport network in 1980

Hackney Wick

Cambridge Heath

Bethnal Green Bow Road

Mile End Bromley-by-Bow Bethnal Green

Stephey Green

Whitechapel

Aldgate East

Limehouse Shadwell Tower Hill

Wapping

National railway line and station Underground line and station main roads transport development transport network in 2000 evolution of the transport infrastructure

Hackney Wick Docklands Light Railway is openend Tower Gateway Stratford to Island Gardens

Construction Canary Wharf

Cambridge Phase one Heath

Bow Road Bow Church Bethnal Green Extension DLR into the City Bank underground station Mile End Bromley-by-Bow Bethnal Green Devons Road Stephey Green Extension DLR in the east Whitechapel Poplar via Canning Town to Beckton

Aldgate East Limehouse Construction Canary Wharf Phasde two Shadwell All Saints East India Tower Hill Westferry Poplar Blackwall West India Quay Extension DLR in the south Canary Wharf Wapping Lewisham Heron Quay

South Quay

Extension Jubilee Line Central London to Ststford via Cannary Wharf National railway line and station Cross Harbour Underground line and station Docklands Light Railway Extension DLR in the east main roads Mudchute King George V via London City Airport

Island Garden transport public network

Underground Line

Central Line

Hammersmith & City Line Bethnal Green Bow Road District Line

Mile End Bromley-by Bow

Stephey Green The Borought is currently served by the London Un- derground, Docklands Light Railway, overland rail and Aldgate East Whitechapel buses.

The London Underground service:

Shadwell District East London Tower Hill Hammersmith & City Canary Wharf Central Wapping Jubilee lines

London buses operating throughout the Borought are East London Line fairly comprehensive and the key corridors into/out of the City operate along Mile End Road and Roman Jubilee Line Road.

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Docklands Light Railway distance from Canary Wharf

15 min Stratford

10 min

5 min Beckton

Bank Canary Wharf London City Airport

Lewisham

0 1 2 transport public network railway network and frequency of stations

North London Line

Hackney Wick West Anglia Route 0.080 millions

Cambridge Heath 0.046 millions

use of railway to travel to work

Bethnal Green 0.448 millions underground & DLR 70

Limehouse 50 2.246 millions underground & DLR train 40

bus 20

train bus 10

resident population daytime population Resident population Daytime population

0 1 2 affluence frequency of underground and railway station number of people employed in Canary Wharf

200'000

150'000

100'000 Working population

50'000

10.826 millions 3.658 millions 2.409 millions 10'000 10.247 millions 1995 2006 2009 1999 2004 2025

3.585 millions

9.66 millions

7.14 millions

1.66 millions 17.446 millions

1.44 millions 34.21 millions

Annual entry and exit

Underground station

0 1 2 method of travel to work differents means of travel

17.9 % Car

10.4 % Bus & Coach

37.3 %

5.1 % Train Underground DLR

1.1 % Motorcycle, scooter or moped

3.0 % Bicycle

15.8 % On foot

1.0 % Taxi or minicab

0.7 % Others

comparative schemes 15 % public transport

car 53 % 42% bicycle/walk 36 % 61 % 18 % other

Tower Hamlets London England traffic network main roads and congestion charging zone pourcentage households with or without cars Part of the boundary of the central London congestion charging zone falls within Tower Hamlets borough. car no car

A12

A11 Central London Congestion Charging Zone

Tower Hamlets London England

traffic entering the charging zone during charging hours

A13 Pre-charging Feb/Mar 2002 Spring 2002 Pre-charging Feb/Mar 2002 AutumnSpring 20022002 100’000 JanuarAutumny 20032002 100’000 January 2003 Post-charPost-cgingharging FebFeb/Mar/Mar 20032003 SpriSpringn g2003 2003 80’000 80’000 AutumnAutumn 22003 Spring 2004 SpringAutumn 2004 2004 60’000 Autumn 2004 60’000

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40’000 20’000

20’000

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1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

the distribution of accidents is reflective of the layout of the road network, and the location of dangerous roads

Severity and accidents hotspots Fatal the frequency of road accidents is greatly influenced Serious bye the location of major roads, as the A102 Northern Slight Approach, A11 and Bethnal Green Road

0 1 2 London 2012 Olympic Games transport plan 100% accessible by public transport

USD 30 milliards invest in transport communication

7.9 million spectators over 16 days

«Our transport plans for the Games will help trans- form the Lower Lea Valley into one of the best connected areas in the capital, bringing economic and social benefits that go far beyond 2012, and far beyond sport.»

Olympic Javelin

link the Olympic Park with King’s Cross/St Pancras in just seven minutes

Channel Tunnel Rail Link (CTRL)

London-Paris 2 hours 15 minutes

DLR Jubilee Underground line extension from Statford capacity increased by to City Airport 45% habitat density density of homes built in London between 2001-2004

Tower Hamlets

30-60 61-90 91-120 121-150 151+ homes per hectare decayed condition in social housing non-decent social dwellings 2005 non-decent housing non-decent decent

Islington Hackney Camden Newsham Tower Hamlets

non-decent decent

72.8%- 76.8%

66.2% - 72.7%

35.9% - 66.1%

35.8% overcrowding: ward trends

Spitalfields-Banglatown is 19% overcrowded

6.6%

Spitalfields Banglatown

Whitechappel

2.5% 7% 8-9% 10-14% 15-17% 18% 19-20%

8-9%

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18%

19-20% type of tenures: households

% of households

Bethnal Green North Bow East, Bow West Tower Hamlets

Bethnal Green South Bromley by Bow, Mile End East London

St Dunstans/Stepney Green, Withechapel East India/Lansbury, Limehouse England

owner-occupied (no mortgage) owner-occupied (with mortgage) council RSL (registered social Landlords) private rented

St. Katherines/Wapping, Shadwell St. Katherines/Wapping, Shadwell type of dwellings

In Tower Hamlets are 70% purpose built flat

terraced semi-detached/detached purpose built flat converted flat houshold amenities lowest floor level in Tower Hamlets

3350 29371 39132 6688

LONDON

basement ground 1st to 4th

5th or higher

ENGLAND prices an incomes minimum and average property prices in Tower Hamlets 2003 mean houshold income (2006) £ 274 000 £ 132 000

1 bedroom 2 bedroom 3 bedroom 4 bedroom

minimum prize average prize cost of housing per year (2004)

1 bedroom 7800 8112

2 bedroom 9360 9776 < £30000 £30001-35000 3 bedroom 10868 £35001-40000 13728 £40001-45000 > £45000 4 bedroom 12012 16692

owner occupation private rent barriers to housing and services domain wider barriers sub domain

the aim of this domain is to measure barriers to housing and key local services

1-92 93-196 197-336 337-504 505-844

IMD Index of multiple deprivation sustainable housing growth housing options

The Mayor for London and Tower Hamlets Core Strategy set a target of 31,500 additional homes inTower Hamlets by 2016

The Core Strategy sets a minimum requirement of 35% affordable housing in the Borough in developments with 10 or more units

The Council requires 30% of social rented housing to have 3+ bedrooms, and 15% to have 4+ bedrooms

Local Development Framework: Central area action plan March 2007

potential key areas for new housing provision

potential location for larger family homes

key estate regeneration areas a borough of extrems

extensive investment in the borough, Canary Warf and surrounding Docklands areas bringing an input of new businesses and employment opportunities Tower Hamlets is ranked as one of the most deprived areas in the country no transfer of the economic growth to the people living in the borough very high levels of unemployment and economic inactivity great deal of private housing development in the area, affordable only for high class the price of private housing - both sale and rental – is beyond the reach of many of the Borough’s residents education school

Education system in England Nursery (age:Nursery: 3) costs: Responsibilities: Nursery (age: 3) costs:£3800/year- £3’800/year Responsibilities: - £3’800/year - in the new UK Government, £ leb by Gordon Brown, (age: 5) - in theresponsibility new UK isGovernment, divided between Infant School leb bythe GordonDepartment Brown, for Children, (age: 5) responsibilitySchools and is Families divided, andbetween the the DepartmentDepartment for Innovation,for Children, Infant School Universities and Skills. Primary School Key Stage 1 (age: 7) costs: Schools and Families, and the Prim., sec state school: - state school: no charge Department for Innovation, £0 Junior School - independent school: Universities- Day to day administrationand Skills. and Primary School £6’000 - £24’000/year funding of state schools is the Key Stage 1 (age: 7) costs: £ responsibility of Key Stage 2 - state(age: 11) school: no charge Local Education Authorities. Junior School - independentPrim., sec. independentschool: school: - Day to day administration and £6’000£6000 - £24’000/year- £24000/year funding of state schools is the responsibility of Key Stage 2 (age: 11) Local Education Authorities.

Secondary Secondary School Key Stage 3 (age: 14) costs: School - state school: no charge with - independent school: Sixth Form Key Stage 4 (age: 16) £6’000 - £24’000/year Sixth Form Secondary College £ Secondary A-levels (age: 18) School Key Stage 3 (age: 14) costs: School - state school: no charge with - independent school: Sixth Form costs: High EducationKey Stage 4 (age: 16) £6’000 - £24’000/year- undergraduate and postgraduate: up to £3000/year Sixth Form College A-levels (age: 18) University: £3000/year

costs: High Education - undergraduate£ and postgraduate: up to £3000/year school

Location of the different types of schools

Number of schools

Nurseries Primary schools nurs. prim. sec. high ed. (28) (65) (22) (18)

- There is only 1 independent school in the whole borough

- More than 2x more primary schools than secondary schools

Secondary schools High education school

Ethnicity of pupils and mother language: the majority of the pupils are of Bangladesh origin.

General ethnicity London General ethnicity Tower Hamlets Pupil ethnicity Tower Hamlets

% % %

White Asian Black Other Mixed White Asian Black Other Mixed White Asian Black Other Mixed

Tower Hamlets pupils home language %

English Bengali/Sylheti Somali Other European languages Other Asian languages Other African languages Other school

Child poverty: Poverty has a major impact on children’s health and their life chances.

Eligibility for free school meals

% %

Tower Hamlets London England Nursery/primary school Secondary school school

Pass rates: few pupils of Tower Hamlets get to a high education level.

Pupils elligible for year assessment Successful university applications

Tower Hamlets London England 2755 pupils 2579 pupils 2256 pupils 690 students

Key Stage 1 Key Stage 2 Key Stage 3 University (age: 7) (age: 11) (age: 14) (age: 18) school

Number of children: a lot of white families with children in age to go to school leave Tower Hamlets.

Number of children in each age group Number of schools

age 0 - 4 Nurseries age 5 - 11 Primary schools age 12 - 18 Secondary schools school

National floor targets plan: the level of the schools in Tower Hamlets is improving since 2001.

Percentage pass rates of 14 year old achieving level 5 at Key Stage 3 in English

% % % %

2001/02 2002/03 2003/04 2004/05

Tower Hamlets London England adult education

Even if the adult classes are not in increasing use, their quality could be improved and their number augmented.

Location adult education centers and idea stores (11) Local services used

% Recycling facilities

Libraries

Parks, etc

Leisure & sports

Housing benefit

Primary education

Social services

Secondary educ.

Adult education / evening classes, users’ satisfaction Nursery education %

Evening classes 7 7 2004/5 None of these 2005/6

Tower Hamlets 1999/0 2001/2 2003/4 2005/6 London libraries

As the use of libraries is increasing, their number could go up.

Location libraries (6) Local services used

% Recycling facilities

Libraries 46 54

Parks, etc

Leisure & sports

Housing benefit

Primary education

Social services

Secondary educ.

Libraries, users’ satisfaction Nursery education %

Evening classes

2004/5 None of these 2005/6

Tower Hamlets 1999/0 2001/2 2003/4 2005/6 London museums, art galleries, event spaces, visitor attractions

Some laps could improve their cultural offer. More places could probably be changed into visitor attractions.

Location museums and art galleries (22) Localisation of visitor attractions (5)

Art galleries, event spaces Visitor attractions Museums

- Art galleries are often used as event spaces as well. - Visitor attractions: - Tower of London - Tower Bridge - Museums: - Museum in Docklands - St Katharine’s Dock - Museum of Childhood - Canary Wharf - Museum of London - Trinity Buoy Wharf - Ragged School Museum - Royal London Hospital Archives & Museum education: summary

schools:

- pupils in Tower Hamlets are: - in majority Bangladeshi - coming from poor families

- schools in Tower Hamlets are: - of a low quality, especially on higher levels - improving slightly since 2001

- a lot of white families with children in age to go to school leave Tower Hamlets

adult education / libraries:

- adult education centers should increase in number and quality

- libraries should increase in number

culture:

- Some laps should increase their cultural offer

- More visitor attractions could be generated h e a l t h general health life expectancy health-institutions

hospitals [5]

doctors [38]

dentists [28]

Opticians [19]

Pharmacies [43]

Thames health-institution: hospitals

Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel

the Thames is not a river

planned extension

the Thames barrier hospital stays hospital episodes by age and sex

total females <59: 17.646 total females >59: 8.576

total males <59: 14.907 total males >59: 8.742

causes for hospital episodes illnesses people suffering from long-term conditions (chronical deseases)

percentage of the total population of the exa- mind areas healthcare people providing unpaid care in tower hamlets

percentage of people caring for other people (mainly familiy members), not including general care for children.

peolpe in care-homes (state and county): 0,36% death tower hamlets - causes of death

in percent. conclusion

- There is a lack of facilities (urbanistic, housing, commercial, educational, cultural)

- The territory is divided in islands.

- The social environment of criminality, lack of opportunities, creates a vicious cycle within the borough.

Do the different masterplans have a potential to really improve Tower Hamlets, or are they a threat to the lack of urban mixity? Can they become catalysts?