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601:. The Bristol and Gloucester Company under the influence of the GWR started to convert the 4 ft 8in tramway to a 7 ft railway on 5 June 1844 and this was completed by 9 July. However the colliery owners at Coalpit Heath still had the right to transport their coal in 4 ft 8in trucks and the section of Dramway from Bitterwell Lake to Mangotsfield North Junction was the first dual gauge railway in the country. Another twist was that the line was sold to the
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farm buildings and storage compounds, can detract from this, visually eroding the rural character and resulting in removal or fragmentation of hedgerows. In places the recreational pressure for "horsiculture" with the associated infrastructure of stables, access tracks, exercise areas, jumps and floodlighting, can result in a change in landscape character.
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749:â The Study indicates that Ram Hill, a colliery settlement, and Henfield are small dispersed/linear and clustered hamlets respectively, consisting of a mix of Pennant sandstone with more recent render and brick buildings, focused around a convergence of minor roads and lanes. Around the two settlements are scattered farms.
448:. The pit shaft had a depth of 510 ft and the 1772 map records that an early pumping beam engine operated in the pit. According to MJH Southway (1971) the engine at this site had a 7 ft stroke, working 8 strokes per minute and raising 28 gallons per stroke by means of an 11" pump lifting 224 gallons per minute.
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567:. The Dramway was built as a single track railway, built to a standard 4 ft 8in gauge, with passing places along the route. The whole length of the railway was built on a down hill gradient dropping 225 ft along the route. It lasted only nine years before a steam railway connected the pits.
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and
Churchleaze Pits in the 1860s represented change but the new branch line to the Frog Lane Pit along with the movement of labour to the pit and the nearby Parkfield Colliery would have ensured that the industrial nature of the area was maintained to well into the twentieth century. In 1903 the new
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pattern and non-agricultural activities such as storage compounds, are reasonably well integrated as a result of this framework. Horse paddocks are however locally evident where hedgerows have become replaced with fences. Associated ad hoc home-made stables are also evident and atypical of a rural
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in 1949 represented a step change in the area and Ram Hill reverted to its agricultural roots, a dispersed linear settlement, adjoining the London to South Wales railway, surrounded by pastoral agricultural land. There were new additions at that time with further ribbon development consolidating the
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Ram Hill is a small hamlet that has seen considerable land use change over the recent centuries moving from a traditional agricultural landscape to an active coal mining area by the beginning of the nineteenth century. The population would have increased at that time supported by the introduction of
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The small scale settlement at Ram Hill and
Henfield is largely well integrated within the framework of hegerow trees and woodland. The area has a generally tranquil character, although the presence of stables and fences associated with the increase in land use change to "horsiculture". modern large
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rail line and stands on
British Rail land near the Ha' Penny Bridge. The pit was 558 ft deep and was abandoned around 1860. A number of remains are discernible on the ground including the horse gin, the shaft and the tramway lines finishing at an arch. In 2006 the Ram Hill Colliery site was
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Being a small hamlet Ram Hill does not have its own community facilities although the social facilities are available at
Coalpit Heath Cricket Club in Serridge Lane. Social and recreational facilities are provided at Henfield Village Hall, Bitterwell Lake and the Newman Field amenity area in the
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Ram Hill is situated near the centre of the North
Bristol Coal Field, this area at one time having been a coal mining community. Coal had been mined in this area since the fourteenth century and most likely even earlier. However it was Sir Samuel Astry, Lord of the Manor of Westerleigh c1680 who
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but has relocated to
Serridge Lane where a clubhouse has been created which includes social facilities and a skittle alley. The club is a family orientated club running three Senior sides on Saturdays in the Bristol and District Leagues and a Sunday side in the Village Cricket League.
410:. In time Ram Hill has lost its rural tranquillity and adopted a new role as a commuter satellite to the main urban areas. At the same time the character of the landscape has changed with dairy farming being replaced by new uses in particular "horsiculture".
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In the
Railway Act of 1828, parliament granted permission to the Avon and Gloucester Railway Company to build a Dramway (horse-drawn railway) from Ram Hill to the River Avon and this section of the Dramway was completed and in use by July 1832. The
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lay beside the
Dramway where it crosses Serridge Lane (previously known as Churchleaze). The mine site was clearly visible in the 1960s but was "tidied up" by a local farmer and now apart from a declivity in the ground no traces of the pit
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The area of Ram Hill and
Henfield comprises a largely strong, irregular rural framework with areas of woodland, mixed overgrown/clipped hedgerows supplemented with wire fences, defining regular shaped fields. The
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In the 1st edition (1881) Ordnance Survey Map it shows that the southern branch of the railway line finishes at the New Engine Pit at
Henfield, the centre branch having served
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This Scout Hall is located at Serridge Lane, Ram Hill and is run by the Cotswold Edge District Scout Council. Both the Hall and Tullett Field are available for hire.
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818:, situated in Serridge Lane (formerly known as Chuchleaze) at Ram Hill, has well over 100 years of history. It was based for many years at the recreation ground at
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The hamlet is within an area defined as Green Belt and is located within the Forest of Avon area. There are also Major Recreational Routes in the hamlet.
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in the late 1960s began to change the character of the area and the increasing encroachment of night-time lights highlighted the continuing expansion of
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started mining on a grander scale and his descendants, or their business partners, continued to be connected with the Coalpit Heath Colliery Company.
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The club also provides facilities for young players to learn and play the game of cricket within their Youth section. The club is affiliated to the
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Ram Hill does not have a Defined Settlement Boundary on the Proposals Map and there are no sites allocated for new residential development.
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1920s/30s "plotlands" developments along the convergent minor roads. Another addition was the introduction of a caravan site at Greenacres.
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Soon after the horse-drawn tramway was in operation pressure built up to convert the line to accommodate steam driven locomotives as the
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was the northern terminus of the Dramway and to the south of Bitterwell Lake there was also a southern spur to New Engine Pit in
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Ram Hill was peaceful in the 1950s and early 1960s without extensive noise and light pollution. The construction of the
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862:â At the old Coalpit Heath Railway Station and associated goods yard sidings a small business park has been created.
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site in 1898 and a deep railway cutting was created immediately north of the former mine. To the west the
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and Churchleaze pits on Ram Hill joined together with those of the Serridge Engine and New Engine pits in
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immediately to the south. In the Mudge Map 1815, Ram Hill was known as Nutridge Hill, and was linked to
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landscape. Large modern agricultural sheds are prominent within older farm complexes within this area.
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For the nearby Serridge Engine Pit, Orchard (or Middle Wimsey) Pit, No. 11 Pit and New Engine Pit see
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The site of Coalpit Heath Railway Station and goods yard sidings now part of Ram Hill Business Park
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in 1886. The new route was established in 1903 with the building of what is often known as the
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The small scale settlement of Ram Hill â well integrated within the framework of hegerow trees
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Within Ram Hill itself there were four mines operational in the early nineteenth century:
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1396:"South Gloucestershire Council â South Gloucestershire Local Plan (2006) â Proposals Map"
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and the railway sidings at Coalpit Heath Railway Station would also have had an impact.
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Kingswood Coal Part 2, in the magazine of Bristol Industrial Archaeology Society Vol 5
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1275:"The Dramway â The old horse drawn railway path from Coalpit Heath to Willsbridge"
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1161:"The Dramway â The old horse drawn railway path from Coalpit Heath to Willsbridge"
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This early tramway scheme was designed to provide transport from the mines of
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The underground map of around 1850 shows that the underground roads of the
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The two tiers of local government responsible for administering Ram Hill:
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was opened and goods yard sidings established. The station fell victim to
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1215:"Scheduled Ancient Monument Notification â Ram Hill Colliery and Dramway"
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Site of the Dramway at Ram Hill, next to the Coalpit Heath Cricket Club
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458:(with the Dramway which ran along the boundary on the left-hand side)
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was an older pit that lay 300 yards downhill to the west of the
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One area of Broadleaved Woodland at Ram Hill is identified by
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new miner's cottages by the Coalpit Heath Colliery Company.
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The Ridings Federation Winterbourne International Academy
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and more recently has been Head of Youth Development at
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South Gloucestershire Landscape Character Assessment SPD
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The hamlet is well served with footpaths and cycleways.
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The growing influence of "horsiculture" on the landscape
1357:"Ram Hill Colliery â Site Report and Conservation Plan"
1120:"Ram Hill Colliery â Site Report and Conservation Plan"
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lay to the south of Pit No. 1, adjoining Henfield Road.
1420:"South Gloucestershire Landscape Character Assessment"
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the hamlet of Ram Hill is within an area defined as:
593:(GWR) were keen to build a 7 ft gauge line from
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1509:"The Manor C of E Primary School, Coalpit Heath"
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1333:GWR The Badminton Line â A portrait of a railway
873:The Manor C of E Primary School, Coalpit Heath
354:Pennant sandstone miners' cottages on Ram Hill
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782:as a Site of Nature Conservation Importance:
347:by Broad Lane and to Mays Hill by Frog Lane.
8:
1311:"South Gloucestershire Mines Research Group"
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832:Bristol & District Cricket Association
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1331:Kevin Robertson and David Abbott (1988).
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890:Ram Hill is served by one bus service:
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327:district, in the ceremonial county of
651:'s cuts and was closed in the 1960s.
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1247:Winterbourne â South Gloucestershire
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792:Sites of Special Scientific Interest
386:The closure of the Frog Lane Pit at
572:Bristol and Gloucestershire Railway
990:Neighbouring villages, and hamlets
834:and Bristol Youth Cricket League.
747:Westerleigh Vale and Oldland Ridge
14:
331:, England. It is located between
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946:and holds a similar position at
713:South Gloucestershire Local Plan
605:in 1845 rather than to the GWR.
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1456:"South Gloucestershire Council"
735:Bluebells at Martin Croft Brake
470:site lies beside the London to
371:direct route from Badminton to
555:to the wharves on the Avon at
456:Site of Churchleaze No. 1 Pit
1:
1427:South Gloucestershire Council
1364:South Gloucestershire Council
1127:South Gloucestershire Council
1064:
1022:
930:â who was chief executive of
915:South Gloucestershire Council
828:Gloucestershire Cricket Board
780:South Gloucestershire Council
696:South Gloucestershire Council
645:Coalpit Heath Railway Station
321:Westerleigh and Coalpit Heath
90:Westerleigh and Coalpit Heath
1488:"Coalpit Heath Cricket Club"
1243:"The Ram Hill Colliery site"
1047:
1039:
1530:"South Gloucestershire 686"
1196:Southway, MJH, ed. (1971).
18:Human settlement in England
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816:Coalpit Heath Cricket Club
811:Coalpit Heath Cricket Club
806:Coalpit Heath Cricket Club
701:Westerleigh Parish Council
639:purchased the land at the
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481:Scheduled Ancient Monument
339:and adjoins the hamlet of
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1335:. Sutton Publishing Ltd.
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663:Cycle route at Broad Lane
428:Site of Ram Hill Colliery
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35:Ram Hill looking towards
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871:The hamlet is served by
922:Notable former resident
878:Older children attend
860:Ram Hill Business Park
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188:Postcode district
118:Ceremonial county
100:Unitary authority
1915:Littleton-upon-Severn
1584:South Gloucestershire
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637:Great Western Railway
621:South Wales Main Line
591:Great Western Railway
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535:Dramway Footpath Sign
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494:Churchleaze No. 2 Pit
487:Churchleaze No. 1 Pit
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369:Great Western Railway
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325:South Gloucestershire
108:South Gloucestershire
1373:on 27 September 2011
1136:on 27 September 2011
798:Sport and Recreation
755:clustered settlement
668:adjoining hamlet of
655:Community facilities
559:which supplied both
168:Sovereign state
794:within the hamlet.
442:Ram Hill Engine Pit
315:is a hamlet in the
291: /
1800:Frampton Cotterell
1710:Compton Greenfield
1003:Frampton Cotterell
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1985:Oldbury-on-Severn
1810:Gaunt's Earthcott
1342:978-0-86299-459-4
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936:Norwich City F.C.
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610:Ram Hill Colliery
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509:Ram Hill Colliery
467:Ram Hill Colliery
446:Ram Hill Colliery
364:Ram Hill Colliery
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1900:Little Badminton
1845:Hawkesbury Upton
1685:Chipping Sodbury
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1177:on 18 March 2012
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