This note continues discussion on the theme of an article by B. J. Heraud (Urban Studies, Vol. 5, No. i), in relation to recent social changes in Crawley New Town. The comments are based largely on surveys in that area and relate to the impact of Crawley as a sub-regional centre and to the changing social structure of the town.
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T.R. Anderson , 'Social and Economic Factors affecting the Location of Residential Neighbourhoods', Regional Science Association Papers and Proceedings, 9 (1962 ), pp. 161-73.
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This is developed in B.J. Clarke and L.H. Bolwell, 'Attractiveness as part of Retail Potential Models', Journal of the Town Planning Institute, vol. 54, 1968, pp. 477-8.
