road crosses the stream is the New How to hold conscious intention with a yet unknown outcome? of Cumnor, (fn. The force between us silent as stone. or bread. Its incredible to think that he has flown all the way to from the Congo to visit us this summer. I also began to add memorable sightings of birds, fish, animals and other humans, river users and non-river users. of the abbey, and it appears from the rules that a These new waterworks were built just north-west of Folly Bridge in 1825, as Folly Bridge itself was being rebuilt. 26) and therefore, except for an interval in the 16th century, have Hengestesige (x cent. The railway came into Oxford parallel to, and just to the west of, the Abingdon Road, and terminated at a station just south-west of Folly Bridge. I breathed a silent thank you for the morning. The committee included Mrs Horwood of Marlborough Road, whose 12-year-old daughter Brenda became treasurer. [5], Hinksey Halt railway station served New Hinksey in south Oxford during 190815. Image Oxfordshire County Council, Oxfordshire History Centre, ref: D267117a. In 1868 undergraduates were permitted to live out of college for the first time, and many home-owners supplemented their income by letting out rooms to students: within two years there were 400 licensed lodging-houses in Oxford. They splashed and dived, teaching their three young to fish. Building was slow to begin however, and the first house plans were not submitted to the City Engineer for approval until March 1887. The large inlet pipe which fed water from Hinksey Lake into the swimming pools is still in place, just to the west of the Community Centre. The Cuckoo is back! Ferry Hinksey Road is a road in west Oxford. 6d. Last year, OSS member Helen Edwards decided to embark on a dip day for a whole year. The Weirs of Hinksey (fn. The roof is You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. as Langford Mill, 'near Oxford Bridge,' and was A ceramic plaque, above a bricked-in doorway on the side wall of 202 Abingdon Road (on the corner of Vicarage Road), which says 'RP June 29 1849'. The system for pumping water was relatively efficient, but the water was still unfiltered. the Hinkseys as separate vills occurs in 1316, when 65 to 85 Abingdon Road. Soon after, RWM Gibbs, a popular Labour councillor for the South Ward (and later father-in-law of the prominent Oxford politician Olive Gibbs) persuaded the City Council to allow the redundant pumping station to be converted into a centre for recreational activities for local people. What a lot we have achieved in 2022! The place-name is of Old English origin. [1] It may also mean "island of a man named Hengest", but there is no evidence to link the place to the historical Hengest. In 1854 the city corporation, finally spurred into action, bought the lake at New Hinksey for use as a reservoir. Our resident wildlife photographer, Lucie Johnson, heard him yesterday. The parish includes the residential area of Hinksey Hill about 0.5 miles (800 m) south of the village. As we walked, I saw the impact of time, as their bodies struggled to walk down the steep banks alongside the simple dignity and determination with which they found their way. New Hinksey belongs to the ecclesiastical parish of South Hinksey, but the (fn. The village of South Hinksey is in the centre of New Hinksey also has a In the south wall of the nave, towards the Image the Bodleian Library, ref: Bodl GA fol B 71, 132. These streets, Lake Street and Post Office Street (now Vicarage Road), were linked by Cross Street (now Gordon Street). When I began daily swimming I added the location of each swim, sometimes I added the time. You can see parts of the plans here and here. Hinksey Lake is a long narrow lake supplying coarse angling via season ticket in New Hinksey. To house the enormous pumps the buildings required height and, for the beam engine, a strong supporting wall. this parish consists of the yearly sum of 6s. a plain round-headed north doorway with chamfered There are certain beliefs I carry that helped. [3] Hinksey Stream runs past the west of Oxford, a branch of the River Thames. 8d., which Originally there were no changing facilities, but later dressing rooms were added. Moreover, Oxford's firemen were regularly obliged to clean out blocked valves on their steam fire engines and one crew had recently removed two bushels of mussels. It was known Plots were put up for auction on 1 October 1879 and 173 were sold for 6,590. The vicarage house of New Hinksey was erected in . South Oxford Community Centre occupies a large Victorian building in Lake Street, off the Abingdon Road, about one mile from Oxford city centre. The City Council approved the plan in May 1899 subject to the width of Kineton Road being increased from 30 feet to 36 feet. Pedestrian and cycle access to the village from Oxford is via the Devil's Backbone; a historic raised pathway across the neighbouring flood plains that features in Matthew Arnold's poem The Scholar Gipsy. The Nature Reserve, covering more than 12 hectares, is home to diverse wildlife, including robins, magpies, cuckoos, green woodpeckers, bullfinches, deer and red kites. the base and three steps of a stone cross. 6) The mill remained in the possession Finally I got out by the willow tree, red root tips spilling into the water strangely comforting as. How to make any planning relevant and be mindful of my safety whilst opening space for any previously un-encountered experience? There was at The nature trail is a place for people from the local area to come to enjoy a walk or a picnic by the pond. Their outstretched wings loomed. Hengestesige (x cent. He only sings for about six weeks, so be sure to get on the trail soon if you want to hear him. This free content was digitised by double rekeying. Subsequently William 'recognized his fault' and gave whole tongue of land between the but only the nave has been completed. consists of a chancel 15 ft. 9 in. She began her journey around the winter solstice not the cosiest of times to start such an endeavour, but there was a reason she felt compelled to start it then. parapet, and a square turret staircase rising to the base The Centre has a number of rooms for hire, all reasonably priced for small or larger family occasions, group meetings, exercise and recreational classes, training and seminars. is a small bellcote containing one bell. 2019, University of London. The 15th-century tower arch is pointed and of two Lake Street Studios, . When, however, the partition of the latter's estates The waterworks pumping station, the lake, the cooling pond, the filter beds and the underground water storage tanks can be seen on this plan of the waterworks. In 2007 Judy died, but the familys aspirations were continued, with Addy overseeing the commercial functions of the Hinksey Heights Estate, and John and his partner Jenny, who is a dedicated botanist, looking after the educational and community presence on the trail. Most of the year it's an impenetrable murk of algae and not worth the trouble but in the winter months visibility improves to the point where it is sometimes possible to see enough to be worthwhile . (Click image to close), Extract from the map accompanying Daniel Trinder's Award 1844 (which shows the proposed line of the Great Western Railway as it approached Oxford, just to the west of the Abingdon Road [east is at the top]). In 1877 college fellows were allowed to marry and although a lot of them moved to the newly-developing middle-class suburb of North Oxford, the presence of their wives and families stimulated demand for goods and services throughout the city. He divided the two fields into lots and sold them in 1847 and 1849. I stopped in a doorway overcome by and unsure of the question of my responsibility to fellow humans. The parish of South Hinksey covers 765 acres in To the north of the interchange between the A34 and the A423. It was demolished in 1971 and houses on Shirelake Close now stand on the site. It dawned on me I was another perceived danger, the crows hovering around the goslings. From the 'Vellum Book' schedule of the property of the city of Oxford, Oxfordshire History Centre. and two years later he acquired the manor of Cumnor. The church of ST. LAWRENCE (fn. Version 5.0. [10], Laurence Binyon (18691943) wrote a poem entitled Ferry Hinksey.[11]. These swims were both ordinary and extraordinary. The Centre Administrator produces a quarterly Newsletter with event lists and news: The latest edition can be found here. Dcouvrez les 20 meilleures routes cyclables et sentiers de la rgion. Image Oxfordshire County Council, Oxfordshire History Centre, ref: HT132. I spread out my arms and legs, could I fly? is of two lights under a square head, and below it is As of summer 2020, there is a volunteer-led effort at the nature trail to repair parts of the boardwalk which have become damaged due to age and heavy usage. This Oxfordshire location article is a stub. endowed a vicarage in South Hinksey with certain After a recent public appeal, we are delighted to have the generous pro bono support of Botley-based accountants Ridgefield Consulting. The vicar lives at the suburb of Oxford known of the 12th century by William de Seacourt, to Hinksey Mill. The present owner of the estate is the Earl of The stench, too, in their houses arising from the flood is in some cases very offensive.' How? Picturesque gravel pit, next to Hinksey park. The original boundary between Greenaway's two fields, running parallel to, and between, Lake Street and Post Office Street, is discernible in property boundaries. The Hinksey Heights Nature Trail is a privately-owned permissive path connecting with Chilswell Valley and Harcourt Hill and leading to other famous local walks. You will see us out and about on Thursdays and Saturdays, working to improve the path so that it can be enjoyed year-round. The church of ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST, When it was first created, the parish extended to the River Thames, but in 1889 the new suburb of New Hinksey, between the Thames and Hinksey Stream, was transferred to the City of Oxford. Hinksey Stream runs past the west of Oxford, a branch of the River Thames. The tower is three stages high, with a plain moulded But in 1856 the city waterworks were established at the end of Lake Street (now the South Oxford Community Centre), with grounds (now Hinksey Park) extending north as far as Eastwyke ditch. the lake is split in two, but sides holding fish, the narrower end with many features such as lilies. OX1 4RP. Later individual changing huts were added, and above them was a balcony. The railway brought with it a demand for cheap local housing for railway employees. There are several old quarries in the western part Here is a remarkable BBC Radio 4 documentary on the natural history of the cuckoo to whet your appetite. (fn. founded by will, 1609, is regulated As the houses were built, so were shops and pubs, St Matthew's church, and Oxford's first football ground. Birds were above me; red kites, crows, gulls. The main high road through the Diseases. That river forms its eastern Salter insisted on seeing the plans of each house before building could commence and, being a Methodist and tee-totaller, forbade the sale of liquor on any lot for 25 years without his consent. It was first recorded in the 1860s, when it was called the White Horse Inn and the address was 2 South Parade, New Hinksey, which was a row of eight cottages on the Abingdon Road. (Click image to close), Cartoon of 'The Grandpont Express' from a postcard entitled 'A Bit of Old Oxford', from Stephanie Jenkins's Oxford History website. Click here to see a video tour on our Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CcveyXAoRsP/, Oxford Accountants support Hinksey Heights Nature Trail. Closed again Feb 2016 after tenants fell out and being marketed by Vale Brewery. Thames and Hinksey Stream was in For more tips on swimming year round, head to 6 tips for Cold Water Swimming. (Click image to close), Looking west along Edith Road, probably in the early 20th century. 24) and remained so till Oxford's population rose from 12,000 in 1801 to 24,000 in 1851 and more than doubled again to 49,000 by 1901. I set off to the river, walking, comforted by the imminence of my every day swim, my home swim. The draw I felt to these swimming spots I found myself revisiting was suddenly clear and I could see a daily practice was emerging of its own accord, and might offer time to witness and experience changes inside and external to me from a still point in the world. It contains three This had formed in 1850 when gravel was extracted from land to the west of the existing Great Western railway line, to provide ballast for a new extension of the railway from Oxford to Banbury. history is not recorded, and it seems to have fallen I pulled myself out onto the exposed edges of earths skin where water meets land. This left 67 plots on the Grandpont estate unsold but the liquidator, Walter Gray - himself a speculative builder and the developer of most of North Oxford - was able to gain possession of them in 1884. After a reluctant start, the pace of house-building on Archer Street accelerated, encouraged no doubt by the gradual completion of the adjoining Grandpont estate and by the beginnings of development to the east: Chilswell Road, Edith Road and Newton Road were laid out in 1889 on a 7-acre piece of land known as Irish Mead, formerly owned by University College. My father, the artist and my mother, the rather reckless lover of nature and the fells. The main pool would have been 120' (36.5m) long and 42' (12.8m) wide. In 1877 Charlotte Faulkener, by her will proved at Geography [ edit] up all claim. The registers previous to 1812 are as follows: New Hinksey, was built in 1870 and rebuilt in 1900, up to about 12 ft deep. Hinksey Hill Farm lies on Hinksey Hill, close to South Hinksey. in 1712 as resembling 'military fortifications.' The rest of the grounds were opened to the public in the 1920s and when the waterworks closed in 1934 they were given to the city to form a public park, sometimes known as Jubilee Park, because it opened in the year of George V's silver jubilee. Vicarage Lane, School Place, Stewart Street and Green Place existed but had not yet been named; Summerfield was yet to be laid out. was under the invocation of St. John, (fn. I appreciated every moment and marvelled how much summer there is still in the winter waters, in colours, smells and sounds. Many people came from outside Oxford, drawn to the city by the employment opportunities offered by the expanding university's demand for goods and services, and by the house-building boom. The belfry is lighted by a two-light Adjacent to that was the works manager's house (now demolished). 3) After the death Abingdon. Outdoor Swimming Society 2023 Terms & Conditions Shop Terms & Conditions Delivery & Returns. Wesleyan chapel. I started choosing five photos from each day and saved them, neatly organised on my laptop. since 1909. Customer comments 1.0 A Welcoming Place Hinksey Park lies just to the south of the city centre, on the Abingdon Road, which forms one of the main arterial routes in to Oxford. The scheme was approved by the City Council in 1937 but must have later fallen foul of spending cuts, as sadly it was never realised. The London and North Western Railway (LNWR) opened its station at the eastern end of the Botley Road in 1851 (where the Sad Business School is now) and a year later the Great Western Railway (GWR) opened its new station immediately adjacent (where the current railway station is). Lake at South Hinksey - geograph.org.uk - 1216985.jpg 640 427; 50 KB. Easy to follow but not lit). They relied on a waterwheel to power a three-barrelled pump. During a cold new year break the Gresswell and Brimble families opened up the near-impenetrable permissive footpath from the farmyard to the top of the Harcourt Hill bridleway, which became the nature trail that exists today. Photos courtesy of Jenny Atkinson, Ruth Stavris and Nick Thorn. Somewhere the crows own young. Converted from cottages in 1854 and located in the small picturesque village of South Hinksey, it is only a short walk from Oxford over the footbridge at Hinksey Park (7 minutes from the end of Lake Street, off Abingdon Road. A website by Gorge Services Ltd. All rights reserved. 15 ft. 9 in., nave 42 ft. 9 in. Henry Hodge was reportedly a recent convert to the hobby of wild swimming. At the point where the Abingdon In 1935 a remarkably ambitious plan was put forward to build indoor 'Gala Baths' on part of Hinksey Park, fronting on to the Abingdon Road and separate from the outdoor pools nearby. For the first time in 16 years, Oxford Scuba Diving Club was forced to cancel its New Year's Day dip at Hinksey Lake. The music of a buskers song reached me and looking up I saw the trees around leading me to the meadows. In the mid to late 19th century the university had undergone a series of reforms which led to a large increase in the number of students, and hence in the number of academic staff (and their families). A very old one on the footpath from 4) The king gave him Oxford's first waterworks were established just south-east of Folly Bridge in 1694 and in the mid 18th century they were supplying water to about 200 houses in the city. 19) 16 ft. 6 in., west tower 12 ft. square, and a north Look out for the courses they have here or in the Caf on a Tuesday. Date stone on the front gable of 2 Abingdon Road, on the corner of Western Road. 21) and its claims to be considered an independent manor are very doubtful. Hinksey Lake, at SP513046, is surprisingly productive for a small suburban lake next to a railway, and can provide good views of confiding species. The city has supplied itself (fn. The semi-circular arches above the windows of the older engine houses and boiler room are of rubbers (slightly softer bricks) with stone keystones. short distance to the north-east called Hinksey Park and the open-air swimming pool The city corporation waterworks opened at Lake Street in 1856. The Great Western railway runs through the hollow-chamfered orders with square responds having The families hard work was realised when the golf course was opened in 1996, and the nature trail opened to the public. Image courtesy of Brasenose College, ref: D0530. fell to the younger, Margery wife of Henry Norreys. These enormous engines were powered by steam, and coal was brought to the works daily by cart. On the morning of January 23, the 31-year-old's body was. whose land in Bayworth (q.v) it had been attached. Small terraced cottages were quickly built and by 1851 New Hinksey housed a total of 144 people. We have been fortunate in securing funding from our friends at the Trust for Oxfordshires Environment to enable us to lay drainage and create limestone surfaces on the boggier sections of the path. The parish was part of Berkshire until the 1974 boundary changes transferred it to Oxfordshire . of the belfry on the north side. Local members vote to elect new Trustees at the Annual General Meeting held each summer. However, the ecclesiastical parish continues to include New Hinksey. Hinksey Lake is a long narrow lake supplying coarse angling via season ticket in New Hinksey. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. By March 1881, 13 houses on Marlborough Road were occupied and 24 more were in the process of being built. The new houses were occupied by families pursuing a wide variety of trades. That day I sat by the lake as if dreaming, insects hovering around me. (Click image to close), Plan of Folly Bridge and its surroundings, July 1844. When it was eventually implemented in 1851, the inquiry recommended the construction of a covered main sewer to a new treatment works south of Oxford, the installation of main drainage to houses, and the replacement of cesspools and privies by proper water closets (WCs). Google Adsense runs on our website; your personal data will be used for personalisation of ads and cookies may be used for personalised and non-personalised advertising. obtained from him by force. This Oxfordshire location article is a stub. of Abbot Faritius, to whom the grant had been In addition Google Analytics, Google Search Console, and Bing also collects the data of visitors including device used and links clicked; other third party applications also collect this sort of data. I swam amongst water lilies glimpsing light through their roots and water surface canopies. There were 92 lots, 16 feet wide and 120 to 130 feet deep, most with frontages on to a new street called Norreys Avenue. Description parish is that leading from Oxford to Oxfordshire History Centre, ref: OXFO 352.6. cultivation, (fn. consols with the official trustees. First, The dividends, The pools were unheated, but that didn't put children off. The South Oxford Community Centre was added to the Oxford Heritage Asset Register in July 2018. 8d., are applied in the payment Building continued in 1881 and 1882, but prospects of an early completion of the estate were dashed by the collapse of the Oxford Building & Investment Company in April 1883. The park was laid out in the 1930s on the site of the former Victorian waterworks, and has a large lake, boating pond This in turn produced an expansion in demand for goods and services which provided more employment for working people, and as a result there was further growth in Oxford's population and an increase in the need for housing. I had made friends with trees there, also reeds and grasses, an imprint of the horizon beyond on my minds eye alongside bird companions; cormorants, herons, geese and swans. Abingdon, which runs south to the Part of the plan of the proposed Gala Baths at Hinksey Park, 7 October 1935.Reproduced by kind permission of Oxford City Council, ref: 15516. Line 300 bus. at Oxford. [9] He found the path muddy and organized a party of undergraduates to improve the roadway in the Hinksey area. The Jarvis family, for example, built at least 35 houses on Marlborough Road, and the Phipps family at least 26. have elaborate traceried windows. Teachers and students from local schools are also welcome to come and use the trail for outdoor education. by a scheme of the Charity Commissioners, 5 February 1886, for the St. Aldate's, This map, drawn to accompany Henry Acland's Memoir on the cholera at Oxford, shows how many houses had been built in New Hinksey by 1854. Oxford West and Abingdon County Constituency, List of parliamentary constituencies in Oxfordshire, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Hinksey&oldid=1139109358, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0, This page was last edited on 13 February 2023, at 11:59. This map, drawn up prior to the building of the railway, shows the owners of the land over which it was to run as it approached Oxford. was to be given to every poor widow, and any The Trail volunteer group have been working hard on numerous projects over the summer months, principally a major task repair and improve the walking surface in a number of spots that tend to become muddy and hazardous in wet and wintry weather. moulded capitals. junction between the streams, and then was granted to George Owen in 1547, (fn. The majority of the dwellings were built up to the pavement edge, with no front gardens, as was characteristic of early and mid 19th-century development in other suburbs like Jericho and St Ebbe's. (fn. Piano practice was my first daily practice. Hinksey Lake footbridge is located 1.6 miles (2575m) from Oxford Railway Station and 4.5 miles (7,242m) from Radley Railway Station. There is also a suburb called New Hinksey to the south of the town centre, which contains the Oxford City Council ward Hinksey Park. In the 19th century John Ruskin tried to organize the making of a road between the two villages, as the ground between them was very boggy. Hotels in South Hinksey. Salter laid out the estate in 105 lots with frontages to the Abingdon Road, Whitehouse Road, Kineton Road and an extension of Chilswell Road. part. 32) and is now which forms New Hinksey are the reservoirs and Do stop by on a Tuesday between 11am to 2 pm to enjoy soup, cake or just coffee and a chat. Hinksey is called a chapelry of Cumnor, and the The trail was facing closure earlier in the summer due to increased damage to the boardwalk and litter that was being left behind at the two former forest school sites. Its avenues of Giant Redwood and Pine trees create a unique space and picturesque venue for picnics, play, sport and relaxation. On the eastern side of Abingdon Road, where most of the land was owned by University College and Brasenose College, regular flooding prevented development and there were few buildings other than those of Eastwyke Farm and the nearby toll house. United Kingdom. Hub project officer Adriano Figueiredo describes Hinksey Lake as a "huge battery" with energy just going to waste. The lake is deep and holds, roach, tench and rudd amongst other species. 17) "The lake is about 4,000 square metres - it is a huge battery. 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