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Image courtesy of Think Up Starter Workshop objectives Identify and understand the need for links between infrastructure and communities Investigate different options for river crossings Employability skills Summarising; Brainstorming; Note-taking. Use the map and information on Resources 1.1 to 1.3 to learn about Smeaton. Answer the questions on 1.3. ZoomRail Image courtesy of Think Up

Introduction to Smeaton Resource 1.3 questions: What benefits are there to high-speed rail? Why is Zoom Rail coming to Smeaton? Why was the station built on the west side of the river? Can you see any issues with the placement of the station? Are there any similarities between Smeaton and your local area? Are there any big projects going on in your local area like the ones in Smeaton? If so, what do you think about those local projects? Extension: Research the UK government’s plans for a new high-speed rail network.

Workshop 1 challenge In order to connect communities from across the river with each other, and with the new station, a river crossing is being proposed. Your challenge is to decide which type of river crossing, if any, the people of Smeaton would want to be built. © Transport for London

Stakeholders’ views The people of Smeaton are very diverse, so we are going to split them into stakeholder groups. A stakeholder is anyone affected by a project. For example, the Smeaton Tourism Board is a stakeholder in the project because they will be affected by the choice of a new crossing. Can you think of any other stakeholder groups? Image by Man vyi, licensed under Public domain

Role-playing a stakeholder You will role-play these stakeholder groups: Group A - Ecologists’ Alliance Group B - Confederation of Businesses Group C – Smeaton Housing Coalition Group D – Smeaton Tourism Board Group E – Smeaton City Council Follow the Stakeholder sheet instructions on resources 1.4.1 – 1.4.5. Brainstorm what the stakeholder concerns and hopes are for the new crossing. Make sure you note down what you find, you will be presenting it later! Image by the U.S. Navy, is in the Public Domain

Types of crossing You will research different types of river crossing. What types of river crossing can you think of? © Transport for London

Task 1 - Types of river crossing The crossing types you will research are: Cable car Ferry Suspension bridge Concrete viaduct Tunnel Follow the instructions on Resources 1.5.1 – 1.5.5 to find the advantages and disadvantages of your crossing. You have 15 minutes. You will be presenting this information to the class at the end of the workshop. © Transport for London © Transport for London

Your presentation You have 5 minutes to prepare your presentation. Use the A3 sheets and Post-it notes provided. Make sure everyone in your group has an opportunity to speak. © Transport for London

During the presentations While the presentations are going on, think about two things: Do any stakeholders agree? If so, what on? Do any stakeholders disagree? If so, what on?

Workshop roundup Which type of river crossing, if any, would the people of Smeaton want built? Vote by going to the areas of the room for different crossings. If you don’t want a crossing then stay in the middle. VOTE NOW! Image by Leslie Landrachuk, is in the Public Domain

Workshop roundup - Concessions Now a majority decision has been made. But there will be some people in the minority with a different view. Can you think of two concessions to the minority view that can be factored in to the design of the crossing?