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CASE STUDY: Chipping Campden Flashcards

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1
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Where is Chipping Campden?

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In Gloucesterishire, North cotswolds, 26 miles from Cheltnham

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What % of residents are white?

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98.7%

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How many times fewer is the proportion of black people in Chipping Campden compared to the UK?

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4 times

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How many times fewer is the proportion of Asian people in Chipping Campden compared to the UK?

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10 times

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How has the population of Chipping Campden changed over time?

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Decreased around world wars, but over time has stayed relatively similar, little increase or decrease

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What proportion of the population are elderly?

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1/3

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WHat is infrastructure like in Chipping Campden?

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Little infrastructure, and B roads are the only available routes to nearby towns Evesham, Cheltenham, and Broadway

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What is vegeation like in the area?

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Largely grassland and woodland with most cpmmon trees being Elm, Ash and Beech

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What was the town known for in it early history?

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Wool in 13th century

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WHat influence did William Grevel have?

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Influential wool trader, designed many of the buildings

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WHat was the market hall originally used for?

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Selling dairy and poultry, a gift from Baptist Hicks

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What did the town become involved in after wool trading died out?

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The Arts and Crafts movement

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Who was Robert Ashbee?

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A silversmith, set up his workshop in the town in 1902

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What did Sir Baptist Hicks build in the town?

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A manor house, Old Campden House

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When was Old Campden House built?

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1612

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Why is infrastructure lacking?

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Because the town was based on wool trade, so roads were small and single tracked as farmers only needed transport from fields to market hall

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When was the Norman church built?

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1180

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What was the Norman church trasnformed into?

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St James church, the preseny day church

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What are the Almshouses?

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Built to house 6 poor men and women, today housing pensioners from the town

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When were the Almshouses built?

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1612, for £1000

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WHat type of houses dominated the town?

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Detached

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22
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WHat percentage of homes are second homes?

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5.6%

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WHat % of people have qualifaction of level 4 or above?

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33.7% compared to 27.4% nationally

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What type of people is the town mostly populated by?

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MC families and retired/ elderly people

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WHich constituency does the town fall into?

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The Cotswolds

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Which political party is majority voted for?

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Conservative, for the last 20 years at least

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How many town councillors are there?

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11

28
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What % of the population are retired?

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36% - compared to 17% avegarge

29
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What % of households have no car?

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11% - compared to 26% nationally

30
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What are some of the town’s traditions and customs?

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The Mummers
The Morris Men
Robert Dover’s Games
Scuttlebrook Wake

31
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What is Robert Dover’s Games?

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Held on the Friday after spring bank holiday, a gathering for the Cotswolds ‘Olympicks’ with traditional sports such as shin-kicking

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WHat is Scuttlebrook Wake?

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An annual fair eld on the day after Dover’s with fairground rides and a parade

33
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When did the Arts and Craft movement begin in Campden?

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1901

34
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WHich trade occured in the town?

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Etching, glass artistry, illustration, silversmithing, bookbinding, pottery etc

35
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Locale

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Used to be a market town trading wool
Weekly market
Local bus service
Activities i.e Music festival

36
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Sense of Place

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Traditional market town
Limestone buildings - unique character (i.e Hick’s Market Hall)
Some plants legally protected

37
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How mnay pubs/ resteraunts in 1863?

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9

38
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How many pubs/restaurants in 2016?

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9

39
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How mnay places of worhsip in 1863?

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1

40
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How many places of worship 2016?

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3

41
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How many independent shops in 1863?

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13
Include butcher, shoemaker, 4 bakers (only 1 now)

42
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How many independent shops in 2016?

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32

43
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How many esate agents, schools, chain shops in 2016?

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4 - sign of affluence
3 schools
2 Chain stores

44
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Population in 1851 VS 2011?

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2351
2288 - fall of 1.36%

45
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By what time had population fallen to 1627?

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1921
Due to WW1 - (left gender imbalance)
Increase in machinery meant agricultural jobs replaced - rural to urban migration

46
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WHy did population rise between 1921 and 2011?

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Improved transport to London and Oxford = commuters
More jobs in the town - CCS and shops

47
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Number of people under 16 in 2011?
how would this compare to 1851?

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13%
Would have been higher in 1851 as children were needed to work the land
(National average is 19%)

48
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Number of people aged 16-64 in 2011?
How would this cimpare in 1851?

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54%
Higher in 1851 as more needed to work the land
(Mean age is 44 - national avergae 39)

49
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Number of people aged 65+ in 2011?
How would this compare to 1851?

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33%
Lower in 1851 as little healthcare meant low life expectancy, plus people come to Campden to retire now
(double the national average)

50
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Why has employment structure changed?

A
  • Improved education = more highly skilled jobs
  • People stay in education longer (i.e dont drop pout age 16 to get a job)
  • SHift from primary to tertiary industries in UK
51
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Percentage change in employmnet in agricuutew between 1881 and 2011?

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80% decrease

52
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Percentage change in employment in accomodation between 1881 ad 2011?

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60% increase

53
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% change in employment in education between 1881 and 2011

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84% increase

54
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% change in employment betwen 1881 and 2011?

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95% increase
Partly due to BRI

55
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Ethnic makeup of Campden in 1881?

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Nearly all residents English
possibly some Irish migrants to work the land

56
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Ethnic Makeup of Campden 2011?

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97% English
31 Eastern Europeans ( plumbers, hospitality - low wages)
Less immigration than UK average (92% English) as migrants prefer large cities and towns with more jobs

57
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Quantitive Sources Used

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Census datea
Coouncil website for building information ( i.e Spitfire Developments)
Land Use Survey

58
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Qualititive Sources Used

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Photos and videos
lived experiences
Pictures i.e Lesley Holmes
Wuotes from histories

59
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What did the Historian G M Trevelyan say about Campden?

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‘Most beautiful village street now left in the island’

60
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Endogenous factors

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Climate
Topography
Poepoe
Economy

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Exogenous Factors

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BRI
Government Initiatives
Global Economy
Links to other areas

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MEDIA: 3 key people

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1185 - Hugh de gonderville made the market and plan for town to develop

1400- Robert calf made important connections to collect fleece from ccs abroad

1612 Robert diver made Cotswold olypics

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Paintings (2)

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Shelly Perkins:
curved high street with limestone
Focus on buildings greenery o either side, no roads
Vibrant marketplace makes area seem brighter than it is

64
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Campden represented through radio

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‘Mother cars or horses’ Charles gardener 1901-66
Shows old life, ccs dialect and represents landmarks of the town - culture and language

65
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Liam O’Farrell

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Outsider trying to make himself insider “unlike London, stayed the same”
“Ooelitic limestone”

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