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Jan 2009 With reference to examples, examine the role of different players involved in the rebranding process (10) Jan 2010 Describe how some places have used sport and leisure as a catalyst to ‘kick-start’ rebranding (10)

May 2009 Study figures 4a and 4b Suggest how the photos provide evidence that this former industrial area has been rebranded. (10 marks) May 2010 Study figure 4 Comment on how the data shown for the large urban areas indicate a varying need for regeneration. (10 marks)

May 2011 Using examples, explain why rebranding strategies are not always entirely successful. (10 marks) Using examples, suggest how some places have used rebranding to become more sustainable. (10 marks)