1. Changing habits L.O. To explain how shopping habits have changed in the past 50 years Date: Starter: Find your homework questionnaire. Write one statement that describes the results of your questionnaire.

2. Shopping habits have changed in the past 30 years and the shops have had to change with them What factors have influenced the shopping habits of people of the UK ? L.O. To describe different shopping hierarchies and how they influence shoppers L.O. To explain how shopping habits have changed in the past 50 years Complete the worksheet as we go through the lesson

3. L.O. To explain how shopping habits have changed in the past 50 years 1) Accessibility = motorways, buses, trams, park and ride schemes Number of motorways opened in the UK over 5 year periods since 1958 L.O. To explain how shopping habits have changed in the past 50 years

4. 2) Population migration = migration to the suburbs 1950’s onwards (counterurbanisation) and inner city redevelopment London’s population changes 1891 - 2001

5. L.O. To explain how shopping habits have changed in the past 50 years 3) Increased mobility = more cars = greater distance travelled Total annual distances travelled 1952 - 2007

6. L.O. To explain how shopping habits have changed in the past 50 years 4) Bulk Buying = Freezers came to UK in 1970’s Energy consumption in the UK by keeping food cold

7. 5) Space = use of edge of city land L.O. To explain how shopping habits have changed in the past 50 years Brent Cross Shopping Centre opened in 1976. It was the first stand-alone shopping mall in the UK. The Glades, Bromley opened in 1991

8. L.O. To explain how shopping habits have changed in the past 50 years 6) Shopping hours = Sunday trading laws allowed shops over 280m² to open for 6 hours from August 1994 http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/8224062.stm

9. L.O. To explain how shopping habits have changed in the past 50 years http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7915626.stm 7) Car boot sales, jumble sales and flea markets on the increase because of the recession 1979 - 1981 “ Charity shop profits up as consumers hunt for bargains in credit crunch Charity shop profits reached over £100 million last year with the credit crunch forcing more consumers to hunt for a bargain, according to new figures.” The Telegraph 2.9.2008 8) Charity shops increase due to global recession 2008 - present

10. L.O. To explain how shopping habits have changed in the past 50 years 9) Ethical Shopping = people concerned about themselves and the planet http://www.bing.com/videos/watch/vid eo/ethical-shopping/65ewiy7

11. L.O. To explain how shopping habits have changed in the past 50 years 10) e-tailing = buying goods and services online

12. L.O. To explain how shopping habits have changed in the past 50 years

13. So now, answer the Learning Objective Explain how shopping habits have changed in the past 50 years