Discovering Hotwells

Results of the recent Hotwells & Cliftonwood Community Survey HOTWELLS & CLIFTONWOOD
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
carried out in April & May make fascinating reading.
560 people returned the questionnaires; a high response of 35% of the 1600
distributed to households in the area. Here are some of the highlights.

HOTWELLSNEWSAutumn 2003
Æ Size of household: Most are small - 32% of people live alone while 33%
are in 2 person households.
Æ Work and Travel: 54% of respondents owned one car and 69% of
those parked on the street. 51% said they worked out of the area but a
surprising 35% in the area. This perhaps, explains how 40% walk to work
as against the 37% who use cars.
Æ Shopping: 36% said they used the local shops and 55% those in Clifton
but 62% disliked the lack of variety of shops.
Æ Pubs: 55% frequented Hotwells pubs at least occasionally. Asked “What
would encourage you to use the pubs”, smoke free areas (12%) and more
family friendly facilities (10%) topped the wish list.
Æ Leisure Facilities: Most popular request was a swimming pool (35%)
followed by a gym/fitness club ( 13%).
Æ Recycling: 74% of people said they use the black recycling boxes. Many
of those who didn’t either had no box or didn’t know what the collection
schedule was; suggesting more needs to be done to promote the scheme.
Many people wanted plastics to be included in the scheme (30%).
Results of the survey, which was sponsored by the Council and organised by
Community Links on behalf of the Community Association will be used to im-
prove the understanding of local needs in planning improvements for our area.

Clamp Down on Cruising

A year ago Hotwells News reported
the problem of noisy late night speed-
ing by young drivers. Hotwell Road

www.hotwellscliftonwood.org.uk
forms part of a regular circuit that be-
gins at the Lloyds Building in Canon’s
Marsh and ends at Cumberland Basin.
However, things could change radi-
cally when building work starts on the
new Harbourside development in Oc-
prevent the vehicles using Cumber-
tober and the Lloyds Bank end of the
land Basin as an alternative assembly
circuit is closed off. It seems likely
point. One of the problems is that,
that extra measures may be needed to
‘cruising’ has become a popular leisure
activity amongst many young people
In this edition: all over the country and any attempt
New co-ordinator 2 to deter them in one location will only
Road Closure proposal 3 cause a problem somewhere else. The
Art on the Railings 3 police, the Council and the C.A. are
Car Club 4 all keeping a close eye on the situa-
School Travel Plan 4 tion. The CA Community Links group
Granby Green update 5 is also pressing the Council to impose
Meet your neighbour 6 lower speed limits and speed cameras
around Hotwell Road as a deterrent.
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 Out and About - Meet our our new
Community Development Co-ordinator
HOTWELLS & CLIFTONWOOD
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
Hi, I’m Karen Bell, and I have just
started as the new co-ordinator for
Bear Lane Hotwells and Cliftonwood Commu-
The CA is working to en- nity Association. This is my third
sure that contracts for week in the job and I have spent the
owners of the new houses
behind The Bear show time getting to know the area and
that Bear Lane is a public finding out what people have been
footpath to avoid any mis- doing and what they would like to see
understandings. Many happen. As well as this, I’ve been in-
people are looking for-
ward to using this right of
volved in the recruitment of a new
way again when the build- administrator for the organisation, Al-
ers leave the site. ison Tanton, who will start work in
November. I’ve also been helping to
organise a public meeting to promote
Notice Boards
Five boards are now in the Hotwells and Cliftonwood Car of England Coalition of Disabled Peo-
existence and one further Club. It’s very exciting seeing the Car ple. I have spent the last year studying
is planned for Cumber- Club develop into a reality, after for an MA in Peace Studies at Brad-
land Road once a site many years of campaigning by local ford University.
has been identified. Each
board has a ‘minder’ but
people (see article on page 4). Please contact me with any of your
notices should be handed concerns and ideas, no matter how
in to the CA office at I have received a very warm welcome small, large, brilliant or daft they
Hope Chapel to make from the people I have met here and seem. I will try to help with anything
sure they get distributed. am impressed by the work you have (resources and time permitting) that
There have been some
problems with vandalism, been doing for your community. I am can be addressed through the com-
so please let us know if looking forward to working alongside munity. So, please get in touch. I look
you see anyone damag- you to enable you to continue to forward to meeting you.
ing boards. make the changes that will bring you
Contributions towards the
cost of the notice board
the kind of community and environ- AGM—Question Time
on Cornwallis Crescent, ment you want. I am particularly The Annual General Meeting
keen to support you in building an in- of the Community Associa-
Help for older clusive community, where all people tion will be held on Wednes-
people can benefit and make a contribution. day Nov. 26th at 7:30pm in
Trinity Day Care provides Hope Chapel. After the formal
a vital service for older A bit about me: I have worked for business there will be a
people in our community.
One of the biggest prob- over ten years as a community devel- chance to put questions to
lems they experience is opment worker in a variety of set- Council leader Barbara Janke
isolation and loneliness. tings including the Riverside Centre in and local community activ-
If you know of anyone Bath and St Werburghs Community ists. Light refreshments avail-
living alone who might Centre and, most recently, the West able.
benefit by this service,
please contact the office
or Mark Griffiths at the Birds Seen in Hotwells—The Redstart
Day Centre (see notice
on back page). A Redstart arrived at the lower end of Granby
Green late in March and stayed through April and
May. Smaller than a Thrush, it has a bright russet
Ideas, comments, com- red breast extending from its neck down to its legs.
plaints, anything you Best seen early in the morning, it appears from the
want to share: call 0117- undergrowth to perch on a low branch, hopping
9291883. E-mail: down to the ground, feeding, hopping back onto
admin@hotwellscliftonw the branch and flying back into the scrub. The Red-
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Road closure proposal has mixed response
The results of the survey carried out by CHASE (Cliftonwood and
Hotwells Action for a Sustainable Environment) detailed in our last
edition showed a widely differing response from the 3 areas for which HOTWELLS & CLIFTONWOOD
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
action to prevent traffic ‘rat-runs’ was suggested.
There was a clear consensus for road closure from residents in Clifton Vale, a
60-40 vote in favour of road closure in Cliftonwood and a clear “no” from the
Closure of Brenda’s
western part of the neighbourhood around Granby Hill. Residents actually liv- The loss of our local
ing on the rat runs tended to vote for closure, but others expressed reserva- greengrocery and informal
tions about the inconvenience of driving a longer route to reach Clifton. There meeting point came as a
was also opposition from residents not living in the immediate area of the clo- great shock to everyone.
Identified in a survey as
sures who were not represented in the survey and felt they should have been the centre of the commu-
consulted more. nity in Hotwells, Keith,
A meeting of CHASE discussed these results and it was resolved to : Brenda and their family
• Lobby the Council now for the closure of Clifton Vale in conjunction with who helped to run the
shop, had many friends. A
the investigation of alternative measures to reduce rat running through parting gift was given to
Cliftonwood and down Granby Hill. This may include some road narrowing them on their last day as a
at the top and bottom of Granby Hill, and at the Constitution Hill end of token of affection from the
Cliftonwood Road and at the Hotwell Road end of Ambra Vale; community and we wish
them happiness in their
• Ask the Council to put the (already published) Traffic Plan for Cliftonwood retirement.
and Hotwells into their budget for future implementation.
• Lobby our councillors to persuade the officers of the Council to prioritise
these traffic calming measures in the interests of safety and an improved en- CHIS
vironment. Newer residents may not
be aware of the important
role that Clifton & Hot-
wells Improvement Soci-
Art on the Railings ety plays in monitoring
planning applications,
Art, music, a sunny day, tea and prodding the Council and
sponsoring improvements
cakes, a lovely Georgian terrace, to our surroundings. They
friends and neighbours to chat to – all meet regularly with a pro-
the ingredients for a lovely day that gramme of talks on local
was Art on the Railings. history, architecture and
people and produce an
invaluable newsletter. If
The day was the brainchild of Sue you are interested in join-
Stops and went with a swing thanks ing, contact Sue Good-
to funding from Awards for All. Early land, Membership Secre-
on a Saturday morning in July Albe- tary, 63 Downs Park East,
BS6 7QG or visit the
marle row was taken over by artists
CHIS website www.
of all ages fixing their works of art to cliftonhotwells.org.uk
the railings. There were paintings,
drawings, photographs, collages, even
installations. Some of the artists had
never shown their work before and
had to deal with the feelings of baring their soul in public, as well as the prob-
lem of how much to charge. But there was safety in numbers and soon the
punters arrived, the Ambling Band started playing, red and black banners
swayed in the breeze and Margo’s urn boiled away merrily. Ideas, comments, com-
plaints, anything you
Janet Margrie and Susan Moore provided hands-on (literally!) art activities for want to share: call 0117-
those who wanted more than to saunter up and down the street and added to 9291883. E-mail:
the success of the day. This was the first Art on the Railings and had all the in- admin@hotwellscliftonw
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 More Local
Gateway Transport Initiatives...
to Bristol!
Hotwells & Cliftonwood School Travel Plan
HOTWELLS & CLIFTONWOOD Car Club
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
—Easier, Greener, Cheaper!
The first meeting of the School
Owning a car can be a hassle. It of-
Travel Action Team took place on
500 Club Draw ten costs more than we think – after
Tuesday 15th July at Hotwells School
Results of the September the initial cost comes tax, insurance,
Draw: to help parents decide on priorities
maintenance, MOT, breakdown
1st prize - £150 V.S.O for making travel to and from Hot-
cover, and then there’s depreciation.
Edwards wells Primary School safer, healthier,
2nd Prize £25 Katherine Even finding a space to park it can be
more environmentally friendly and
Martin a nightmare. Hotwells and Clifton-
3rd Prize £25 no winner
more fun. A mini survey showed that
wood Car Club provides the perfect
4th Prize £25 no winner although 54% of children walk all or
solution – convenient, local access to
5th Prize £25 no winner part of the way to school, 40% are
a car when you need one. As a
currently driven all the way.
If you are not already a member you pay for the amount of
The meeting began to look at some
member of the 500 Club time you use the car and a small
and want an easy and fun of the problem areas for parents who
mileage cost, which includes fuel.
way of helping the work of are trying to use more sustainable
The cars will be new, and kept main-
your Community Associa- forms of transport like walking or cy-
tion then ring the CA of- tained so they will be completely re-
cling to school. One suggestion was a
fice. One entry in the liable. Bookings can be made on line
car drop off point a short distance
monthly draw is only £12 or by ringing a call centre. All you
per year (but you can buy away from the congested roads im-
have to do is walk to the car, which
as many as you like!). mediately around the school, so that
will be situated in a dedicated park-
a "walking bus" with parent volun-
ing space in the area.
teers could then accompany pupils on
Hotwells and
Doors (always) foot . There
Cliftonwood
open day was even
Car Club can
Three places in Hotwells talk of using
help make the
were included in the re- the ferry as
cent ‘Doors Open Day’. If area a
part of a
you missed it, the good cleaner, bet-
"walking/
news is -they are always ter place to
open. The Underfall floating bus"
live and re-
Yard is a great place for for children
duce car use.
a wander anytime from south
(although the historic So, if you care
of the river!
workshops are not nor- about the en-
We plan to
mally accessible). The vironment,
CREATE Centre (super undertake a
joining the
café, great atmosphere) survey of
Car Club is
and the Record Office Hotwells
(check opening times) an opportunity not to be missed.
pupils' current travel arrangements
are well worth a visit. Come along to a public meeting or-
and concerns early in September. We
ganised by Hotwells and Cliftonwood
hope as many parents and children
Community Association, on Tues-
will take part so that we can identify
day 4th November, at 8.00 p.m.
the top five solutions to work to-
in the Trinity Church, Hotwell
wards in the short, medium and long
Road. A member of the Kingsdown
term. Our next meeting to discuss
Car Club will explain how the
the survey findings and draw up a
scheme works in practice, as well as
Ideas, comments, com- School Travel Plan will be at school
giving you a chance to put questions
plaints, anything you at 8pm on Tuesday, October 7th
to ‘Smartmoves’ the organisation
want to share: call 0117- (in the middle of INTERNATIONAL
9291883. E-mail: that runs it. If you are interested in
WALK TO SCHOOL WEEK!).
admin@hotwellscliftonw joining, but can’t make the meeting,
ood.org.uk Catherine Zollman
please ring ‘Smartmoves’ on 0845
4 4581785.
Granby Green supporters win
reprieve HOTWELLS & CLIFTONWOOD
Many local people were horrified when owners of Granby Green, COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION

Petherton Ltd., brought in contractors late in August to fence it,

and then proceeded to attack everything they could with chain saws.
The predictable result was a fur- Anti-Graffiti Squad
ther upsurge of indignation by lo- Thanks to Silas from
cal people at what appeared to be Hope Church and his
band of helpers who
a transparent attempt to influence painted out the unpleas-
the outcome of the planning deci- ant scrawling that has
sion by trashing the site to re- blighted Popeye’s Café
move its value as an amenity. under the flyover. Spe-
cially formulated paint
should make removal of
FROGG supporters packed the any subsequent ‘artworks’
meeting of the Council Planning a bit easier.
Committee on October 1st with
some trepidation. The officers
Where Would You
Granby Green—May 2003 recommendation seemed to con-
Like to Sit?
firm all their worst fears. It said The HCCA will be putting
that the application for development should be rejected but only on the some benches in the
grounds of the design of the proposed building and specifically dismissed its area. So far, local peo-
amenity value, largely on the basis of the current degraded condition of the ple have said they would
site. like the benches to be at
the Dockside (near the
Several local people made power- pump house), under the
ful appeals to the committee, rais- flyover and halfway up
ing objections on grounds of ex- Ambra Vale. What do
tra traffic and parking, loss of pri- you think? Is there any
where you would like a
vacy and pointing out that the
bench? Let us know.
proposed grounds for refusal
would inevitably lead to eventual
development, as they ignored the
case for protecting it as open Hope Market
space. If this view prevailed, de-
velopers would obviously be free
is Back!
to have another go with amended Granby Green—September 2003 1st Saturday of the
plans. month from
Fortunately the councillors were very supportive of this view and decided al- October 4th at
most unanimously that preservation of the open space is included in the Hope Chapel
grounds for refusal because of its amenity value . 8.00 am to 2.00 pm
In another twist to the long saga of Granby Green, the Council has received Stalls £8 (Flea or
legal advice that the report of the Inspector who rejected FROGG’s bid for Crafts)
registering the site as a Town Green at a Public Inquiry in May, contains for information
“substantial matters which remain to be considered before a decision is Call 0117 9738442
reached”. It seems likely that this decision too will be deferred, pending more or 07790 188997
representations from both sides in the dispute.
However, pay attention because it gets harder. The developers have already
taken action against the Council because they took so long to make a deci-
sion, so there will be a Public Inquiry in January to resolve the ‘non- Ideas, comments, com-
plaints, anything you
determination’ of the planning application. The decision made on October 1st want to share: call 0117-
was therefore not a real one. It was only what the Council would have de- 9291883. E-mail:
cided if they had been able to. The real decision will be made by the Inspector admin@hotwellscliftonw
in January 2004. OK, you can go and lie down now and read your Kafka. ood.org.uk
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HOTWELLS & CLIFTONWOOD
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
Photographs of
Hotwells
The Create Centre will be
the venue for another ex-
hibition of Hotwells his-
toric photographs next
March. Instead of a 3 day
event they will be up for
3 weeks so everyone will
have an opportunity to
see not only the original
collection but many oth-
ers that have been re-
ceived since they were
last exhibited. If you have
any that might be of inter-
est (family pictures are
particularly interesting)
please telephone
9277157.
Belleville Rendez-
Vous
That we have the chance
to see this wonderful ani-
mated feature film, cur-
rently showing in cinemas
nationwide to huge ac-
claim, owes much to the
hard work and vision of
local resident and pro-
ducer Colin Rose who
was one of the prime mov-
ers that made it all hap-
pen. Go and see it! Highly
recommended entertain-
ment for all ages.
Chocs Away -
Hope Chapel, Sat.
Dec. 6th, 8.00pm
A fun evening on the
theme of something
naughty but nice –
chocolate. Peter Barham,
author of ‘The Science of
Cooking’ tells all you
need to know about
Black Forest Gateau.
Sample chocolate pud-
dings galore and enjoy
good food and wine. Off-
duty weight watchers
welcome, but not suitable
for children under 12.
£6.00 Tickets from the C.
A. Office.
6 Books, £6.95).. Also available direct from the author at 28, Windsor Court.
MEET YOUR NEIGHBOUR
Janet Margrie —the Polygon polymath
Perhaps Janet is best known locally and before members of the Japanese
for the wonderful Hotwells panto- Royal family! Fourteen years and two
mime sets she has been designing and Mrs Willoughbys later (Ann Taylor
painting since 1989. and Barbara Ryder), the
When she came to play was laid to rest, only
Bristol over eight- to be recently resur-
een years ago, she rected with a third Mrs
set up an art class Willoughby, Susan
for local children. Moore, for a perform-
That expanded ance to celebrate the
over the years to publishing of Gordon
encompass three Priest’s new book on
different age ‘The Paty Family’ at
groups. Helped by Clifton Hill House (see
her ceaseless inspi- below).
ration, the children Janet was also a consult-
produce work ant to the makers of the
ranging from paint- recent TV series about
ing to model making, ceramics and No. 57 Kingsdown Parade through its
“Millennium ballgowns”. various changes of fashion and style.
After gaining a Diploma in Architec- Another project was to paint all the
tural Conservation at the University scenery around ‘Lifeskills’ an amazing
of Bristol, Janet has been lecturing little town on the fourth floor of the
for 20 years at the University on un- Create Centre ( sadly only open on
derstanding and caring for old houses. Open Doors day, unless you are in a
She also worked as a listed building school party or are a volunteer).
consultant to English Heritage. Listing Janet recently completed an M.A. on
houses in Bath, she was inspired to the crown window- glass industry in
write a duologue “Mrs Willoughby Bristol, and is currently working on an
Buys a House”, an entertaining innovative memorial to Peter Ware,
dramatisation about building an 18th architect, to be fixed on the railings of
Century house in Bath.. This has been Dowry Square.
performed in many prestigious venues
including Stourhead and Hope Centre Interviewed by Helen Smith
New Books
Former resident of Freeland Place and architect, Gordon Priest has written a
study of the eighteenth century architects Thomas and William Paty, father and
son, whose work is to be found throughout Bristol and, locally in the design of
Albemarle Row in Hotwells. ‘The Paty Family: Makers of Eighteenth
Century Bristol’ will be published on October 10th (Redcliffe Press £18.50).
Journalist and writer Maurice Fells who lives in Windsor Court has produced
a charmingly illustrated almanac called ‘The Bristol Year, Ancient and
Modern City Traditions’, which details the customs and festivals, both old
and new, that occur in Bristol throughout the year. The ‘Marching Maids’, the
‘Tuppeny Starvers’, the ‘Pipe Walk’ are listed, alongside more modern intro-
ductions like the St Pauls, Kite, Animation and Harbour Festivals (Broadcast
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