Chipping Campden Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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Location

A

Town in Gloucestershire
On Cotswold Way
26 miles from Cheltenham

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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

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3
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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

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4
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How many pubs / restaurants in 1863?

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9

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5
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How many pubs / restaurants in 2016?

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9

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6
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How many places of worship in 1863?

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1

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7
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How many places of worship in 2016?

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3

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8
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How many independent shops in 1863?

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13

Included butcher, shoemaker, 4 bakers (only 1 now)

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9
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How many independent shops in 2016?

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32

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10
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How many estate agents in 2016?
Schools?
Chain stores?

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4- sign of affluence
3 schools
2 chain stores

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11
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Population in 1851?

2011?

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2351

2288 - fall of 1.36%

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12
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By when had the population fallen to 1627?

Reasons?

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

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13
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Why did the 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

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14
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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%)

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Number of people aged 16-64 in 2011?

How would this compare to 1851?

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

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16
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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)

17
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Why has the employment structure changed?

A

Improved education = more highly skilled jobs
People stay in education longer (i.e. they don’t drop out at 14 to get a job)
Shift from primary to tertiary industries for the UK

18
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Percentage change in employment in agriculture between 1881 and 2011

19
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Percentage change in employment in accommodation between 1881 and 2011

20
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Percentage change in employment in education between 1881 and 2011

21
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Percentage change in employment in science between 1881 and 2011

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95% increase

Partly due to the BRI

22
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Ethnic make up of Campden in 1881?

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Nearly all residents would be English

Possibly some Irish migrants to work the land

23
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Ethnic make up of Campden in 2011?

A

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

24
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Quantitative Sources Used

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Census data
Council website for building information (i.e. Spitfire Developments)
Land Use Survey

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Qualitative Sources Used
Photos and Videos Lived experience Pictures i.e. Lesley Holmes Quotes from historians
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What did the Historian G M Trevelyan say about Campden?
'Most beautiful village street now left in the island'
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Endogenous Factors
Climate Topography People Economy
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Exogenous Factors
BRI Government Initiatives Global Economy Links to other areas